“Should be …” Vian Malder revealed Brian Lara’s personal message after being declared before 400

Vian Malder of South Africa opened on a private chat with West Indies veteran Brian Lara, revealing that the record-holder for the highest personal score in Test cricket really wanted to go after a milestone. Mulder, who selected to declare 367* in a recent test against Zimbabwe in Bulvio – Lara’s prestigious 400* of 33 of 33 – Caribbean Great later told him that he told him that he told him It should have gone for this.

Why not go to Wian Mulder 400?

Mulder’s innings, one of the second largest test score by South African and one of the fastest triple centuries (297 balls) in history, was just his first match as Test Captain. But instead of chasing personal glory, he announced lunch at 626/5 with South Africa at 2 afternoon, a step that immediately bore the fruit. Protiaz rejected Zimbabwe twice in 120 overs and sealed an innings-236-Run victory.

The only 33 runs from Brian Lara’s all -time testing record set in 2004 separated the Mulder. But he chose otherwise.

Talking to Sean Pollock after stumps, the Mulder explained the moment why he did not go for 400. ,You never know what is in luck for me, but Brian Lara is the same as it should be.,” He said. “I felt that we are enough with the new ball and secondly, Brian Lara is a legend,

,He found 400 against England – it is very special for someone of that height to maintain that record., For the glitter, the record was of a legend and probably should always be.

However, in a clear revelation made at the supersport later, Mulder said that Lara himself offered a different approach. ,Now that things are a little settled, I have talked a little to Brian Lara“The Mulder said.”He said that I am creating my own legacy and I should have gone for it. He said that records are for breaking and he wants me to really go if I am in that situation and score more than whatever it was. ,

Mulder called it a “interesting point”, but stood by his original call. ,This was an interesting approach to his side, but I still believe that I did the right thing and respecting the game is the most important part for me. ,

The Mulder’s decision has divided the world of cricket. While legends such as Chris Gayle criticized him, others respected the verdict to blow “once a lifetime chance”. In the end, what matters that the Mulder felt. Attractively, he still supports his decision to dissolve Mount 400.