Wiaan Mulder, South Africa's pace-bowling all-rounder, is back in the team for the second Test against Pakistan at Newlands after recovering from a broken finger. Mulder missed the first Test in Centurion due to the injury, but now feels ready to contribute to the Proteas' World Test Championship final aspirations.
Proteas pace-bowling all-rounder Wiaan Mulder is available for selection for the second Test against Pakistan at Newlands having recovered from a broken finger.While on the sidelines, the 26-year-old has watched South Africa secure a series win against Sri Lanka in Gqeberha, win the T20I series against Pakistan , get whitewashed by Pakistan in the ODI series, and book their place in the World Test Championship final by beating Pakistan in the first Test in Centurion.
“It’s a terrible place to be to watch the game, especially having such a weird injury like this. It’s not like a muscular thing.”
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