Renshaw reveals secret behind milestone ODI century
Matt Renshaw admits he may not have experienced his milestone moment had he opened the batting for Australia against Zimbabwe.
Matt Renshaw scored his first ODI century in the 59-run win against Zimbabwe. The Australian batsman made 109 off 94 balls in Harare, helping Australia secure a 59-run victory. Renshaw revealed that batting at number six helped him feel comfortable and avoid the pressure of opening the batting. He stated that higher up the order, he tends to get "giddy" and focuses on hitting gaps rather than the fielders.
Renshaw's ability to score runs in the middle overs, especially against spin, made his role simpler. Australia will face Zimbabwe in the second ODI on Friday in Harare.
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