The unforgettable Timeless Test Match of England v South Africa was played in Durban in 1939. The fifth Test match of the Tenth day: 14 March 1939 Play-to-finish was not Finished. When England was in driving seat, just need 42 runs to win the Test match but rush to catch the boat. South Africa won the toss and elected to bat first. The scores at the end were: South Africa 530 (Pieter van der Bijl 125, Alan Melville 78, Ronnie Grieveson 75, Eric Dalton 57, Eric Rown 33, Chud Langton 27, Reg Perks

🔥 The Longest ODI Series in Cricket History is Not What You Think! 🤫 We all talk about epic showdowns, but what about the series that just kept going? In this video, we dive deep into the archives to uncover the surprising story of the longest bilateral ODI series ever played. 📊 We'll break down the incredible 8-match ODI series between Australia and South Africa, a forgotten chapter of cricket history. We reveal the mind-blowing final result and the even more bizarre outcome that made this s