Matt Renshaw Scores 190 Runs in First Test Against South Africa
Australian cricketer Matt Renshaw scored a career-best 190 runs in the first Test match against South Africa at Kingsmead, Durban. His innings, spanning 397 balls and including 21 fours and one six, helped Australia recover from 124 for 6 to reach a total of 390 all out. South Africa ended Day 2 at 27 for 1, trailing Australia by 363 runs.
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What Happened
Australian cricketer Matt Renshaw scored 190 runs in the first Test match against South Africa in Durban. He achieved this career-best score during Australia's first innings, which helped the team reach a total of 390 all out after being 124 for 6.
Renshaw's innings included 21 fours and one six, and he formed crucial partnerships with lower-order batsmen, including an 86-run stand with captain Pat Cummins and a 134-run stand with Nathan Lyon. South Africa began their reply, ending Day 2 with 27 runs for one wicket.
Key Facts
- Matt Renshaw scored a career-best 190 runs.From research
- The innings occurred in the first Test match against South Africa in Durban.From research
- Renshaw's innings spanned 397 balls and included 21 fours and one six.From research
- Australia recovered from 124 for 6 to reach a total of 390 all out.From research
- South Africa ended Day 2 at 27 for 1, trailing Australia by 363 runs.From research
- Renshaw formed an 86-run partnership with Pat Cummins and a 134-run partnership with Nathan Lyon.From research
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- TOIThe Times of IndiaMatt Renshaw breaks Virat Kohli’s decade-old record with stunning 190 in Durban
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