In $1939,$ the longest Test in the history of cricket commenced. The 'never$-$ending' match that is often referred to as the timeless Test was played between South Africa and England at Durban. The match involved $43$ hours and $16$ minutes of play, $1,981$ runs scored, $5,447$ deliveries were bowled and ended in a draw. The match was not expected to last for $12$ days, so England was booked to leave Durban for Cape Town on March $7$ to play the final match of the tour against Western Province before taking the mail ship on March $17$ to home. As the match kept ongoing, it was declared a draw by mutual agreement on the twelfth day as the English team could not afford to miss their ship. What are the main concepts in the following paragraph?

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Longest cricket Test, timeless Test, South Africa, England, Durban, Cape Town, $12$ days