Australia-A wicketkeeper batsman hit a fast century. (Photo-Russell Freman/Getty Images)
Second day of the first unofficial Test match being played in Lucknow Australia-A Has declared his first innings by scoring 532 runs for 6 wickets. During this, Australia’s wicketkeeper batsman hit an unbeaten century by hitting 22 fours and sixes in only 80 balls. On the first day, the visiting team’s opener Sam Custus played a brilliant century innings. Now this wicketkeeper batsman scored runs at a strike rate of 141.38 and took the team to a strong score. During this, he beat up Indian bowlers a lot.
Josh Philip hit a fast century
India-A Australia-A wicketkeeper batsman Josh Philip scored an unbeaten century against against. On the first day, he returned unbeaten after scoring 3 runs, but on the second day when Josh Philip landed in the field, his intention was something else. He beat up all the bowlers of India-A. During this, he hit a century in only 80 balls with the help of 16 fours and 2 sixes.
When Australia-A declared his first innings. At that time, Philip had scored an unbeaten 123 runs in 87 balls with the help of 4 sixes and 18 fours. Earlier on the second day, Lium Scott completed his half -century. However, he could not complete his century and returned to the pavilion after scoring 81 runs. Josh Philip has played ODI and T20I for Australia, but his Test has not yet been debuted.
Made his debut in international cricket in the year 2021
28 -year -old wicketkeeper batsman Josh Philip made his debut in international cricket in the year 2021. He has played 3 ODIs for Australia so far. In this, he has scored 65 runs at an average of 21.66. During this time, he has no half -century in his name. Apart from this, Josh scored only 150 runs in 12 T20I matches at an average of 12.50. After this he Australia team Took out of Now he has kept alive the expectations of his comeback in Australia’s team by scoring a brilliant century against India-A.
On the other hand, India-A has made a concrete start in Australia-A’s first innings in reply. By the time the news was written, India-A openers Abhimanyu Ishwaran and Narayan Jagdishan have played a half-century partnership for the first wicket.