South Africa's Wiaan Mulder was unbeaten on 367 when he declared the innings-despite having both the time and momentum to chase down Brian Lara's Test record. How many Indian cricketers would've done the same?

Wiaan Mulder, who stopped short on Monday of attempting to break the record for the highest score in Test history, had an inauspicious start to his Test career. On Monday he went past Len Hutton (364) and Garry Sobers (365 not out) -– two all-time greats who both held the record for the highest score for many years.

Sri Lankas explosive opener, Sanath Jayasuriya, is best known for his limited-overs exploits, but his 340 against India in 1997 remains one of the greatest innings in Test cricket. His knock came off 578 balls and was laced with 36 boundaries and 2 sixes.

Wiaan Mulder has taken the last catch for South Africa to hand Zimbabwe its heaviest innings defeat in 20 years and sweep their two-test cricket series. It was a stunning

Mulder made history in the second Test as his unbeaten 367 is the fifth-highest score in the longest format, and the all-time highest for a South African

The Proteas thrashed Zimbabwe by an innings and 236 runs on Day 3. They bowled the hosts twice after scoring 626/5d. The match was marked by SA skipper Wiaan Mulder's incredible triple-century. His decision to declare with Brian Lara's record in sight made headlines.