IND vs AUS: Team India’s face red due to Green’s thunk, equal to the legendary Australian batsmen after scoring a century

Ahmedabad: The final and fourth Test match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia is being played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad from March 9. In this match, the Kangaroo team won the toss and decided to bat first. Which was also very effective. Australia batsmen thrashed Indian bowlers fiercely. In this episode, star opener Usman Khawaja played a tremendous inning of 180 runs. At the same time, Australia’s dashing all-rounder Cameron Green also scored the first century of his Test career. With this century, Green has become the sixth Australian batsman to score his first Test century in India.

Green’s name will now be linked with Glenn Maxwell and Michael Clarke

Actually, former Australia captain Michael Clarke and Glenn Maxwell also scored the first century of their Test career in India. Apart from this, Les Favell, Paul Shaheen and Dean Jones have also done this feat. In such a situation, Cameron Green has also joined this elite club of star players after scoring a century in the Ahmedabad Test.

1) Les Favells (1959–60)

2) Paul Shaheen (169-70) 1986-

3) Dean Jones (1986–87)

4) Michael Clarke (2004-05)

5) Glenn Maxwell (2016-17)

6) Cameron Green (2023)

Cameron Green played a tremendous inning of 114 runs

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green has played an amazing inning of 114 runs against India in the ongoing fourth Test in Ahmedabad, in which 18 fours have been seen from his bat. Green is going to remember the maiden century of his Test career against Team India. Apart from this, talk about the match, on the second day of the game, the Australia cricket team got all out after scoring 480 runs in the first innings.
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