Verreynne also preferred his second century to his maiden ton, which he scored in New Zealand in 2022. He said, "This (century) felt like better just in terms of the context of the game and the conditions.

Kyle Verreynne believes his 114 against Bangladesh is the best innings of his short career. He said that handling spin in the heat and humidity of Dhaka, particularly with South Africa under pressure when he came to the crease, made it a special occasion.

While South Africa are historically vulnerable against the spinners, Verreynne showed the guts and skill to hit 114 off 144 with eight fours and two sixes to throw Bangladesh out of the game. During his knock, he played high risk sweep and reverse sweep shots to send the Bangladeshi bowlers in the receiving end.

South Africa wicketkeeper batter Kyle Verreynne rated his hundred in the first Test against Bangladesh as the best knock of his career.

Kyle Verreynne’s second Test century and Wiaan Mulder’s half-century help to guide the Proteas to 308 all out and a 101-run lead against Bangladesh in the first Test.

Wicketkeeper-batter Kyle Verreynne's century led South Africa to 308 on the second day of the first Test against Bangladesh in Dhaka, securing a 202-run lead. Bangladesh stumbled early in their second innings but Mahmudul Hasan Joy and Mushfiqur Rahim steadied the team to 101-3.