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Marco Jansen returned match figures of 11-86 as South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 233 runs in the opening Test in Durban.<\/b><\/p>\n
The left-arm seamer, who claimed 7-13 in the first innings as Sri Lanka were bowled out for 42<\/a> – their lowest total in Test cricket – picked up 4-73 in the second.<\/p>\n Resuming on 101-5 in pursuit of an unlikely 516, Sri Lanka were dismissed for 282 with more than four sessions to spare at Kingsmead.<\/p>\n “I have always dreamed of taking five wickets, but I never thought I would take 10,” said Jansen, whose previous best match figures were 7-91.<\/p>\n “It’s every bowler’s dream and that’s what we work for. It is going to be tough to beat.”<\/p>\n Sri Lanka captain Dinesh Chandimal, 29 not out overnight, made 83, Dhananjaya de Silva 59 and Kusal Mendis 48, but the tourists lost their last four wickets for 11 runs.<\/p>\n South Africa move second in the World Test Championship standings<\/a> and wins in their final three Tests would secure a place in June’s final. <\/p>\n The second Test against Sri Lanka starts on 5 December in Gqeberha.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n