South Africa Dominates Bangladesh in Second Test

Bangladesh faced a disappointing performance in the second Test against South Africa, collapsing to 159 all out, giving the visitors a commanding 416-run lead. Key contributions came from Mominul Haque, who scored 82, and Taijul Islam, who added 30 runs, but their efforts were not enough to stave off defeat. South Africa, led by Kagiso Rabada's five-wicket haul, had declared their first innings at 575-6, with Tony de Zorzi scoring a remarkable 177. As Bangladesh began their second innings, they quickly fell to 38-4, with Rabada taking two early wickets, leaving the hosts trailing by 537 runs. The match has seen South Africa dominate from day one, and Bangladesh now faces the likelihood of another defeat unless they can mount a remarkable comeback.