Matt Renshaw Breaks Virat Kohli's Test Batting Record With Career-Best 190 Against South Africa In Durban
Durban [South Africa], October 11: Australian batter Matt Renshaw surpassed Virat Kohli’s record for the most runs scored while batting with the tail in a Test innings since 2002. Renshaw struck a career-best 190 off 397 balls in the first innings of the ongoing Test match between South Africa and Australia at Durban, and scored 174 runs while batting with the lower order, surpassing Kohli’s…
Durban, South Africa - Australian cricketer Matt Renshaw has broken the Test batting record for the highest score while batting at the tail end, surpassing Virat Kohli's previous record. Renshaw scored an impressive 190 runs off 397 balls during the first innings of the ongoing Test match against South Africa in Durban. This achievement comes from a career-high of 174 runs scored against England in 2016.
Renshaw's innings, which included contributions of 41, 12, 100, and 21 runs alongside Australia's lower-order batters, helped Australia achieve an all-out total of 390 in the first innings. His efforts, along with those of his teammates, led Australia to a strong position against South Africa, who were struggling at 124/6 during the match.
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