Thanks largely to Holder, the West Indies scored 251 in their first innings. Holder and Joshua Da Silva (26) started the recovery by putting on 41 for the seventh wicket. WEST INDIES batter Jason Holder hits out during the second Test against South Africa at the Wanderers Stadium on Thursday.—ReutersThe 10th-wicket partnership of 58 with Motie was the highest of the innings. Until Holder started playing his strokes, none of the West Indies batsmen were able to break the shackles of a disciplined South African bowling attack. The day started well for the West Indies when they claimed South Africa’s remaining three wickets in the first three overs of the day.

Source: The North Africa Journal March 10, 2023 02:31 UTC