South Africa's Dominant Win at Kingsmead

South Africa completed their first men's Test win at Kingsmead with a convincing 233-run victory over Sri Lanka, thanks to a brilliant performance from Temba Bavuma and a match-winning spell from Marco Jansen.

Bavuma's 70 in the first innings helped South Africa recover from a shaky start, while his 113 in the second innings sealed the win. Jansen's 11/86 was the second-best at the ground, and he was rewarded with the player-of-the-match award.

Coach Shukri Conrad praised Bavuma's performance, saying he was "exceptional" and "at his best when backs are against the wall." Conrad also commended Wiaan Mulder's decision to bat at No. 3 in the second innings, despite having broken a finger in the first innings.

The win marked a significant milestone for South Africa, with Bavuma becoming the first player to pass 50 in both innings of a Test match. Conrad said the team's confidence and teamwork were key to the win, and he praised the players for their mental and physical toughness.

The victory was a testament to South Africa's growing talent, with Bavuma, Mulder, and Tristan Stubbs all contributing to the win. Conrad said the team's growth was crucial, and he encouraged the players to be themselves and enjoy each other's company.

The win sets South Africa up for a strong summer, with the team looking to build on their momentum and make a push for the WTC championship.