Middlesbrough-born Renshaw's epic 190 lifts Australia
Summary
Matt Renshaw scored 190 runs in the first Test cricket match between Australia and South Africa, helping Australia take control early in the game. This was Renshaw's first Test century in nearly ten years, and his innings helped Australia reach a total of 390 runs after a difficult start.Key Facts
- Matt Renshaw scored 190 runs in the first Test match against South Africa in Durban.
- This was his first century (100 runs or more) in Test cricket after nine years and 280 days.
- Australia was struggling at 124 runs for six wickets before Renshaw's innings pushed the total to 390 all out.
- Renshaw was born in Middlesbrough, England, and moved to Australia as a child.
- He batted patiently, using careful defense and timing to build his score over many balls (397 deliveries).
- Renshaw had an irregular international career but is now being seen as important for Australia's cricket future.
- The series is highly anticipated as a rematch of last year’s World Test Championship final won by South Africa.
- Australia’s top batting order has seen many changes due to injuries and form, with Renshaw batting at number five in this match.
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