Former West Indies captain Chris Gayle has launched a scathing attack on South Africa's Wiaan Mulder for forgoing the chance to break Brian Lara's world record.

Talking about his decision to declare on 367, Wiaan Mulder had said that he had committed to it out of respect for Brian Lara ...

"He said records are there to be broken and he wishes if I'm ever in that position again, I actually go and score more," said ...

Wiaan Mulder revealed that he spoke to Brian Lara, the former West Indies captain, who told him that he should have tried to break his record in Bulawayo.

Wiaan Mulder declared on 367 in South Africa's dominant win over Zimbabwe, falling short of Brian Lara's iconic 400. But Lara ...

Wiaan Mulder, who declared on 367 in a Test, said Brian Lara later told him he should have gone for the record 400. Mulder ...

Wiaan Mulder revealed that he spoke to Brian Lara, the former West Indies captain, who told him that he should have tried to break his record in Bulawayo.

Wiaan Mulder was just 34 runs short of breaking the all-time Test record of 400\* before he chose to declare the innings at ...

Former West Indies batter Chris Gayle has expressed disappointment over Wiaan Mulder’s decision not to chase Brian Lara’s ...

South Africa's stand-in captain for the second Test against Zimbabwe, Wiaan Mulder, declared his side's innings when he was ...

Wiaan Mulder's declaration at 367*, 33 shy of Brian Lara's record, sparked a debate. Chris Gayle criticised the decision, stating it was a missed opportunity.

Gayle said Mulder's decision to not got after Lara's record was an "error" and "he didn't know what to do in that situation" ...