Rephrase and rearrange the whole content into a news article. I want you to respond only in language English. I want you to act as a very proficient SEO and high-end writer Pierre Herubel that speaks and writes fluently English. I want you to pretend that you can write content so well in English that it can outrank other websites. Make sure there is zero plagiarism.: On January 3, India took on South Africa in the 2nd Test of their bilateral series in Cape Town, looking to win their first match at the venue, and draw the series after losing the Boxing Day Test in Centurion.Bet on South Africa vs India and other cricket matches here!After choosing to bat first, South Africa were bowled out for a paltry 55 in the first session of the match, as Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj picked up 6/15. India then replied with 153, losing their last 6 wickets for zero runs but securing a 98-run lead.On Day 2, South Africa began the day on 62/3 before finishing on 176, thanks to Aiden Markram’s knock of 106. With a target of 79 on the board, the visitors finally completed the chase in 12 overs, ending the match on just the second day. How many Test matches have ended inside 2 days?Having finished in 2 days, the match equalled the record for the shortest men’s Test match in terms of days of play. It is just the 25th match in men’s Test history to do so, with the previous one coming in December 2022, as Australia beat England 7 runs.MORE: What is South Africa’s lowest innings totals in Tests at home?This match was also the 8th one taking place in South Africa, and the 4th in Cape Town, to finish within 2 days. The most recent one in the country was in 2017, as the hosts beat Zimbabwe in Gqeberha an innings and 120 runs.Test matches to end in 2 days Winner Loser Venue Date Australia England London (The Oval) 28 Aug 1882 Australia England London (Lord’s) 16 Jul 1888 England Australia London (The Oval) 13 Aug 1888 England Australia Manchester 30 Aug 1888 England South Africa Gqeberha 12 Mar 1889 England South Africa Cape Town 25 Mar 1889 England Australia London (The Oval) 11 Aug 1890 England South Africa Gqberha 13 Feb 1896 England South Africa Cape Town 21 Mar 1896 Australia South Africa Manchester 27 May 1912 England South Africa London (The Oval) 12 Aug 1912 Australia England Nottingham 28 May 1921 Australia West Indies Melbourne 13 Feb 1931 Australia South Africa Johannesburg 15 Feb 1936 Australia New Zealand Wellington 29 Mar 1946 England West Indies Leeds 17 Aug 2000 Australia Pakistan Sharjah 11 Oct 2002 South Africa Zimbabwe Cape Town 4 Mar 2005 New Zealand Zimbabwe Harare 7 Aug 2005 South Africa Zimbabwe Gqeberha 26 Dec 2017 India Afghanistan Bengaluru 14 Jun 2018 India England Ahmedabad 24 Feb 2021 Zimbabwe Afghanistan Abu Dhabi 2 Mar 2021 Australia South Africa Brisbane 17 Dec 2022 India South Africa Cape Town 4 Jan 2024Ready to make your predictions and win on the International Cricket matches? To find all the latest odds, betting and cricket scores and fixtures from India click here.
