Sri Lanka were bowled out by South Africa for 42 in Durban – the worst Test innings in their men's team's history.
Chasing South Africa's first innings total of 191 on the second day of the first Test, Sri Lanka were bowled out after 13.5 overs.
Marco Jansen posted career-best Test figures of 7-13 from 6.5 overs, with Gerald Coetzee (2-18) and Kagiso Rabada (1-10) claiming the other wickets.
Sri Lanka's previous lowest men's Test innings score was 71 against Pakistan in Kandy in 1994.
Only eight times in men's Test cricket has a team been bowled out for fewer than 42 runs.
Kamindu Mendis (13) and Lahiru Kumara (10) were the only batters to reach double figures
Their innings lasted 83 balls, the second shortest in men's Test history when a team was bowled out.
The lowest score was recorded by South Africa, who were bowled out by England for 30 from 75 balls at Edgbaston in 1924.
