Senuran Muthusamy

Senuran Muthusamy achieved his maiden Test century on Day 2 of the Guwahati Test, a resilient innings that propelled South Africa to 428 for 7 by lunch. His century, built on patience and control, put India on the back foot. Muthusamy's significant contribution, alongside partnerships with Kyle Verreynne and Marco Jansen, allowed South Africa to dictate terms throughout the session.

Senuran Muthusamy achieved his maiden Test century with a patient knock, supported by Marco Jansen's free-scoring at the other end, as South Africa neared 500. Indian captain Rishabh Pant's tactical guidance, including encouraging a big shot from Muthusamy, proved effective. Their partnership bolstered South Africa's strong first-innings position.

Teen pacer Kwena Maphaka has been called up to the South Africa squad for the second Test against Sri Lanka in Gqeberha, starting on Thursday, after George Coetzee was ruled out due to a groin strain. South Africa, who won the first Test in Durban, aim for a spot in the ICC Test World Championship final.

For Senuran Muthusamy, it's been a tough first day in Test cricket. The left-arm spinner from Durban completed the spin troika for South Africa after they decided to leave out Lungi Ngidi in the first Test against India.

South Africa has unveiled its 15-member squad for the upcoming Test series in India, with captain Temba Bavuma returning after injury. The Proteas have made minimal changes, banking on a blend of seasoned players and emerging talent to tackle the challenging subcontinental conditions. This series presents a significant opportunity for South Africa to break their winless streak on Indian soil.

South Africa has announced its 15-player squad, led by Temba Bavuma, for the ICC World Test Championship Final against Australia at Lord's. The squad features a pace attack spearheaded by Kagiso Rabada, Dane Paterson, and the returning Lungi Ngidi. The team will assemble in Arundel for a warm-up match against Zimbabwe before heading to London.

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The South African cricket team arrives in Lahore, Pakistan for an ODI tri-series with New Zealand and Pakistan. Led by Temba Bavuma, the team includes Gerald Coetzee back from injury and six uncapped players. The tri-series serves as preparation for the ICC Champions Trophy beginning February 19. Matches start on February 8 at Gaddafi Stadium.

Batting all-rounder Senuran Muthusamy on Wednesday realised his dream of playing international cricket for South Africa and he could not be happier that his debut is against the country of his origin: India.

India faces a daunting task after South Africa posted a formidable 489 in their first innings on a flat pitch. Despite a late survival spell from openers Rahul and Jaiswal, the damage was done by Senuran Muthusamy's century and Marco Jansen's explosive 93, leaving India needing a miracle to avoid another home series loss.

Muthusamy, a fourth-generation Tamilian, claimed the Player of the Series award in the two-match Test series against Pakistan. The 31-year-old all-rounder recorded career-best figures of 11/174 in the first Test, scoring 89* to help the Proteas pull off an eight-wicket triumph in the second Test. South Africa haven't won an away Test series against India in the 21st century and Muthusamy will certainly be expected to lead the charge in pursuit of a historic triumph.

Dale Steyn criticised India's bowling strategy on Day 2 of the second Test against South Africa, citing a lack of adaptation and overly defensive field placements. Senuran Muthusamy's maiden Test century and Marco Jansen's aggressive 93 were pivotal in South Africa reaching 489, a performance Anil Kumble lauded for its impact.

South Africa has announced strong squads for their tour to Australia, set to commence on August 10. Aiden Markram will lead the T20I team, while Temba Bavuma will captain the ODI side. The tour includes both T20I and ODI matches, with key players returning after the World Test Championship final triumph over Australia.

South Africa has unveiled a 16-player squad for their upcoming two-Test series against Pakistan, featuring two uncapped fast bowlers, Kwena Maphaka and Corbin Bosch. Injuries to key players like Anrich Nortje and Lizaad Williams necessitated these additions. The fitness of Wiaan Mulder and Keshav Maharaj remains uncertain.

Rassie van der Dussen will captain South Africa's T20I squad, featuring four uncapped players: Corbin Bosch, Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Rubin Hermann, and Senuran Muthusamy. Dewald Brevis, Nandre Burger, and Gerald Coetzee return from injury. Head coach Shukri Conrad emphasizes building depth for the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup.

The South African players have been constantly pushed out of their comfort zone by a dominant India, a challenge that rookie all-rounder Senuran Muthusamy is relishing every moment. Muthusamy had a decent Test debut in Visakhapatnam with scores of 33 and 49 not out apart from prize wicket of Indian captain Virat Kohli.

India's toss woes continue as Rishabh Pant loses the coin flip to South Africa's Temba Bavuma in Guwahati. South Africa elected to bat first on a pitch expected to favour batters initially. India made two changes, including Sai Sudharsan and Nitish Kumar Reddy, while South Africa bolstered their spin attack.

South African cricket coach Shukri Conrad has announced a 15-man squad for the upcoming Test series in Bangladesh, featuring three spin bowlers and three specialist seamers. Left-arm spinner Senuran Muthusamy has been recalled. The squad will depart on October 15, with matches scheduled in Dhaka and Chattogram.

Durban’s Super Giants kept their SA20 playoff hopes alive with a thrilling two-wicket victory over Sunrisers Eastern Cape after a roller-coaster chase at St George’s Park, highlighted by Aiden Markram’s brisk start and a nerveless finish from Evan Jones.

James Coles produced a match-winning all-round display as Sunrisers Eastern Cape crushed the Royals to reach their fourth consecutive SA20 Final. After strangling the Royals with spin, Coles’ unbeaten 45 off 19 sealed a seven-wicket win and a title rematch with Pretoria Capitals at Newlands.