SA vs AUS, AFG vs BAN Tests Produce Insane Coincidence! Same Runs, Same Wickets After 4 Days' Play

Mother of coincidences in SA vs AUS & AFG vs BAN | PC- AFP/ACBofficialsThe ongoing Test matches - South Africa vs Australia at Durban and Afghanistan vs Bangladesh at Abu Dhabi - have had the mother of all coincidences after four days of the respective matches.Although the ongoing Test match in Abu Dhabi is not part of the WTC cycle, it is being played as hard as any other match. Meanwhile, the Aussies are on the South African soil for a Test series for the first time since the Sandpaper Gate in 2018. Mother in coincidences unfolded in SA vs AUS & AFG vs BANAs Test cricket peaks, a similar coincidence occurred in the two Test matches which are played 10,988 kilometres apart. Notably, both games kicked off on October 9, last Friday, on the same day, which is rare in today’s busy day and age. Meanwhile, after four days of the respective Test matches, a cumulative total of 30 wickets fell. Interestingly, it is not the only coincidence, as the exact same runs were scored ahead on the stumps at the end of the respective fourth day, i.e. 1090 runs. ALSO READHighest Successful Run-Chases At Kingsmead Durban In TestsAdditionally, the visitors are outperforming the home team in both matches, with Afghanistan and South Africa looking to survive the last day for respective draws. Markram, Atal showing fight on final days of SA vs AUS & AFG vs BANThe final day of the Durban Test between the Proteas and Australia has not yet begun at the time of writing. The hosts are at 102 runs after 41 overs but have lost four wickets, with Aiden Markram and Wiaan Mulder the two unbeaten batters. At Kingsmead, South Africa still need 319 more runs to win, while the Aussies, seeking revenge for the infamous Sandpaper Gate, are just six wickets away from taking a 1-nil lead in the series. Meanwhile, the visitors face a determined Markram, who is on 45 off 115 balls. On the other hand, Afghanistan have batted out the first hour of the last day without losing a wicket, even though Hashmatullah Shahidi has retired hurt. They are at 151/3 after 61 overs, with 328 runs still to get. For them, Sediqullah Atal (48 off 161) is posing like a warrior against the Bangladesh bowlers. ALSO READBCCI Eyeing Naman Dhir As Washington Sundar's Alternative: Report