Lizaad Williams has claimed his maiden Test wicket during the morning session of day three of the first Test against Bangladesh at Kingsmead Stadium in Durban on Saturday.
His moment came during the 52nd over when Taskin Ahmed got a thick edge to gully from where he was caught on second attempt by Wiaan Mulder as he tried to drive the ball.
At lunch the lunch break, Bangladesh were rebuilding their innings with a fighting score of 183/5 and Liton Das on 41 and Mahmudul approaching his century with a score of 80.
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