De Zorzi, Stubbs Shine in Chattogram Test

South Africa has taken a commanding position in the second Test against Bangladesh, largely due to maiden Test centuries from Tony de Zorzi and Tristan Stubbs, who shared a record 201-run partnership for the second wicket. The Proteas ended the first day at 307-2 with de Zorzi unbeaten on 141, capitalizing on a favorable batting pitch in Chattogram. Taijul Islam was the only effective bowler for Bangladesh, taking two wickets for 110 runs. South Africa aims to secure a series sweep after winning the first Test, while Bangladesh struggles with their bowlers on a pitch offering little assistance. Kagiso Rabada's earlier five-wicket haul in the first Test further highlighted South Africa's dominance in the series.