New Delhi. After surrendering for just 191 runs against Sri Lanka, South Africa has made a great comeback. Host South Africa bowled out Sri Lanka for just 42 runs in 13.5 overs. This is not only Sri Lanka's record of lowest score, but also a record of being bowled out in the least number of overs. In this match being played in Durban, only one batsman of Sri Lanka could cross the double-digit mark. Sri Lanka was forced to make this shameful record by Marco Jansen. This left-arm pacer took 7 wickets.

Sri Lanka's feel-good vanished within an hour.
When South Africa was bowled out for 191 runs in the test match being played in Durban against Sri Lanka, it seemed that the visiting team had won the match. But Sri Lanka's feel-good vanished within an hour. As soon as the Sri Lankan team came out to bat, the batsmen kept coming and going. South African pacer Marco Jansen's lethal bowling reminded us of the Perth Test. When the Indian team was bowled out for 150 runs in the Perth Test, everyone started pointing out the shortcomings of the Indian batsmen. Social media was filled with the anger of fans. But when Jaspreet Bumrah started bowling, it was revealed that even a score of 150 proved to be a mountain for Australia.

Jansen made a score of 191 as big as Everest.
In the Durban Test also, Marco Jansen's bowling made South Africa's score of 191 runs as high as Everest. Sri Lanka's team made the lowest score in its test cricket history and with this handed over the driving seat to South Africa. Jansen also got good support from Gerald Coetzee and Kagiso Rabada. Coetzee took 2 wickets and Rabada took one wicket. Kamindu Mendis was the top scorer for Sri Lanka by scoring 13 runs. Lahiru Kumar returned unbeaten after scoring 10 runs. Before 42 runs, Sri Lanka's lowest score was 71 runs, which it had made against Pakistan in 1994.

Sri Lanka's team could play only 83 balls
. This is also the second shortest inning in terms of the least number of balls. Sri Lanka's team was all out in just 83 balls (13.5 overs) in this match. The world record is in the name of South Africa. South Africa's team was all out in 1924 against England after scoring 30 runs in just 75 balls.

Bavuma gave the African team a fighting score
.Earlier, Sri Lanka bowled out South Africa for 191 runs. Apart from South African captain Temba Bavuma, no batsman could score more than 25 runs. Captain Temba Bavuma played an innings of 70 runs. South Africa had lost 7 wickets for 117 runs at one time. Bavuma, along with Keshav Maharaj (24) and Kagiso Rabada (15), took the team to a fighting score.