India Wins Shortest Test Match in History Amid Controversy Over Pitch

South Africa's Coach Criticizes Pitch, While India's Rohit Sharma Defends It

India and South Africa played the shortest Test match in history, lasting just 107 overs, with India emerging victorious.
South Africa's coach, Shukri Conrad, criticized the pitch at Newlands, stating that it required 'more luck than skill' to play on and that it undermined the values of Test cricket.
India's Rohit Sharma defended the pitch, arguing that players come to Test cricket to challenge themselves and that criticism of Indian pitches should cease.
Former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag praised India's fast bowlers, Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah, for their performances in the match.
Ravi Shastri, legendary Indian cricketer, called the two-match series a 'waste of time' and suggested that India should refuse to play any two-match Test series in the future.