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Babar notched up two half-centuries on Sunday after Pakistan were made to follow-on by South Africa in the second Test at the Newlands Stadium in Cape Town. Babar put on 205 runs for the opening ...

The 18 years and 270 days old Maphaka broke Paul Adams’ South Africa record of youngest test player, who played his first test against England in 1995 at the age of 18 years and 340 days.

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