Rahul Dravid: Records in cricket are not created in a single moment. These take time to establish. Rahul Dravid set a fantastic record in South Africa in 9 hours.
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Records in cricket are not created in a single moment. These take time to establish. Rahul Dravid set a fantastic record in South Africa in 9 hours. That means TeamIndia head coach and former batsman Rahul Dravid took 541 minutes, or 9 hours, to set a record in South Africa.
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Rahul Dravid This record is related to Team India’s 14-year tour of South Africa. Dravid set the record in the third match of the 1997 Test series. He was instrumental in drawing that match.
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He holds the record for the longest Test innings in South Africa by an Indian batsman. Rahul Dravid batted for 541 minutes and drew the third Test on the 1997 tour. Dravid played 362 balls in those 9 hours of batting. This is the highest number of balls bowled by an Indian in a Test innings in South Africa. Dravid scored 148 off 362 balls.
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Sachin Tendulkar is the second highest-scoring batsman in a Test innings in South Africa. He scored 146 off 314 balls on the 2011 tour.
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Prior to this, on the 1992 tour of South Africa, Praveen Amre played 299 balls in a Test innings and scored 103 runs. It was Amrek’s debut match.