It was an extraordinary start to his international career on a frenetic day of Test cricket, which left South Africa in desperate trouble at the close. But there was still an indefinable magic about the way the wickets kept tumbling to him under glowering south London skies. Phil Edmonds contrived five for 28 against the Australians at Headingley in 1975 in his first outing in an England sweater. But the prize delivery was reserved for Amla, a triple centurion the last time he played a Test match here. Soon Quinton de Kock sliced a drive to gully and the South African innings was in tatters.

Source: The Guardian July 28, 2017 18:35 UTC