South Africa Sweeps Bangladesh in Second Test

South Africa's Tony de Zorzi and Tristan Stubbs each scored their maiden Test centuries, leading the team to a formidable 307-2 on the first day of the second Test against Bangladesh in Chattogram. De Zorzi remained unbeaten at 141, while Stubbs contributed 106 runs, forming a significant second-wicket partnership of 201 runs. The Proteas, who opted to bat first, capitalized on a good pitch and solid opening stand, despite Taijul Islam taking the early wicket of Aiden Markram. Bangladesh's bowlers struggled to contain the South African batsmen, with missed opportunities compounding their difficulties. South Africa aims to secure a series sweep, having already won the first Test convincingly. The day's play concluded early due to bad light, leaving South Africa in a commanding position as they seek their third consecutive away Test win.