South Africa vs Australia, 1st Test, day 5, at Kingsmead, Durban. South Africa were chasing 421, and TSK's Wiaan Mulder started the final day well, going good and strong in the first session and putting together a 50-plus partnership with Aiden Markram. But in the final 25 minutes before lunch, Josh Hazlewood found some reverse swing and strangled Mulder down the leg side, and he departed for 29. He had finished day 4 on 5 not out off 23 with South Africa at 102/4.
South Africa vs Australia, 1st Test, day 4, at Kingsmead, Durban. Australia declared and set South Africa a target of 421. TSK's Wiaan Mulder bowled 4 overs for 24 runs in Australia's second innings and went wicketless. In the first innings he had taken 4/68. With the bat, Mulder came in with South Africa struggling and was on 5 off 23 balls at the end of day 4, with South Africa on 102/4, still a long way from the target. He had made 30 off 50 in the first innings.
South Africa vs Australia, 1st Test, day 3, at Kingsmead, Durban. TSK's Wiaan Mulder contributed with the bat, adding 30 runs off 50 balls with South Africa on 155/5, still trailing Australia's first-innings 390. He had earlier taken 4/68 with the ball.
South Africa vs Australia, 1st Test, day 2, at Kingsmead, Durban. TSK's Wiaan Mulder finished with 4 wickets for 68 runs from 27 overs, including 6 maidens, as Australia were bowled out for 390 in 137.2 overs. He had 2/31 from 15 overs at the end of day 1, so he added 2 more wickets on day 2. Australia dominated day 2 thanks to Matt Renshaw's fighting 190 off 397 balls. On day 1 they looked like being bowled out for under 250 at 187/6, but he took them to a good total.
South Africa vs Australia, 1st Test, day 1, at Kingsmead, Durban. TSK's Wiaan Mulder finished day 1 with 2 wickets for 31 runs from 15 overs. Play ended early because of bad light, with Australia on 187/6. Earlier in the day, Mulder had struck with the last ball of the first session to finish it on 8-17-2, with Australia 84/3 at the break.
