New Zealand Aims for Historic Series Win Over South Africa in Second Test

With a 1-0 lead, New Zealand is on the brink of their first series victory against South Africa in 72 years, as the second test unfolds at Hamilton's Seddon Park.

Rachin Ravindra's impressive performance with three wickets for 33 runs puts New Zealand in a strong position on day one.
South Africa, despite a weakened team, shows resilience with Ruan de Swardt and Shaun von Berg's unbeaten partnership aiming to avoid a series loss.
New Zealand's comprehensive 281-run victory in the first test sets a high bar for South Africa in the final test of the series.
Both teams make strategic changes to their lineups, with New Zealand introducing Will O'Rourke and South Africa focusing on batting improvements.
The second test is crucial for South Africa's efforts to level the series, while New Zealand seeks to maintain dominance and secure a historic win.