Senuran Muthusamy scored his maiden Test hundred in Guwahati, helping South Africa seize control of the match. The knock also marked a remarkable revival in his Test career, coming six years after he first debuted in 2019.

Senuran Muthusamy and Kyle Verreynne have helped South Africa reach 316-6 at tea on Day 2 of the second cricket test against India

Senuran Muthusamy, once doubtful of his international future after a tough 2019 debut in India, has made a remarkable comeback. After a stellar performance in Pakistan, he achieved a career-defining century against India,

Senuran Muthusamy, a South African all-rounder of Indian descent, has come full circle since his underwhelming debut in India in 2019. By 2025, he has achieved a remarkable turnaround with standout performances in Pakistan and against India,

On Sunday, Muthusamy held together a riveting rearguard act with his maiden Test hundred, as South Africa stormed into control of the second Test.

Senuran Muthusamy achieved his maiden Test century with a patient knock, supported by Marco Jansen's free-scoring at the other end, as South Africa ne

Muthusamy capitalised on his and later revealed his improved coordination at the crease was down to a stint with a South African sports scientist, Dr Sheryll Calder, who founded EyeGym, an organisation that works with ordinary people and athletes to sharpen motor responses.

Senuran Muthusamy remained rock solid at one end, bringing up his maiden Test hundred and forging crucial partnerships with Kyle Verreyne and Marco Jansen as South Africa reached 428/7 at lunch on Day 2 of the second Test against India in Guwahati.