Wiaan Mulder scored an unbeaten 367 against Zimbabwe but chose not to chase Brian Lara's record. Check his comment about the cricket legend.

South Africa's stand-in captain Wiaan Mulder etched his name in the history books by refusing to break one of the most coveted records in cricket – the highest individual score in a Test innings. On the second day of the second Test against Zimbabwe at the Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo,

Wiaan Mulder declared South Africa's innings at 367*, choosing to honor Brian Lara's 400-run record. Like Mark Taylor's 1998 gesture for Bradman, Mulder put legacy and respect above personal glory, earning widespread admiration.

Live text commentary as South Africa's Wiaan Mulder declares near a Test cricket record on the second day of their second Test against Zimbabwe.

South Africa's stand-in captain Wiaan Mulder passed up on the opportunity to chase down a record score as he played a pivotal part in putting his side into a commanding position in the second test against Zimbabwe on Monday.

South Africa’s Wiaan Mulder passed up the chance to set an individual record score in men’s test cricket Monday by declaring 33 runs short of Brian Lara's 400 set in 2004. The South Africa captain was on 367 not out in the second test against Zimbabwe and within sight of Lara's longstanding benchmark.