The Australian cricket team, which is touring India, is currently playing the four-match Border Gavaskar Test cricket series against the Indian team. At the end of the three matches played between these two teams, the Indian team is leading by two to one (2-1).
In this case, the fourth and final Test match between these two teams has started on March 9 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The Australian team, who won the toss in this match, have now accumulated 255 runs at the end of the first day’s play, losing 4 wickets in their first innings.
Usman Khawaja, the opener for the Australian team, is on the field with an unbeaten 104 and Cameron Green with an unbeaten 49. It is also considered that the Australian team is likely to reach a stronger position in the second day’s match.
In this case, Usman Khawaja, who scored a century in this match, after 13 years has already achieved the record of a century by a left-handed Australian on Indian soil, and now he owns another record.
In that way, after 2013, he has created the record of being the second player to bat in one day on Indian soil in 10 years of Test cricket on Indian soil. Earlier in 2017, Sri Lankan player Dinesh Chandimal had batted the entire third day during the Delhi Test against India.
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Following this, Khawaja has now set the record of being the second player to bat an entire day without losing an innings (104 runs) from the first ball to the last in today’s match.