Australian all-rounder Cameron Green has made a breakthrough in his Test career, scoring his first century against India on Day 2 in Ahmedabad. Green reached his milestone after six half-centuries, crediting Usman Khawaja for his success in the match. The towering all-rounder acknowledged that keeping one’s ego aside is crucial for batters to thrive in a different ball-game in India.
In a remarkable display of skill, Green scored 114 runs as Australia put up a mammoth first-innings total. He reached three figures with a boundary off Ravindra Jadeja in the first session of the fourth Test on March 10. Following the day’s play, Green expressed his gratitude to Khawaja, who helped him immensely with his guidance.
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The 23-year-old cricketer also acknowledged the differences in batting styles in India and hopes to play a significant role with the ball too. He revealed that the support from his teammates, including Travis Head, helped him in his innings. Head gave Australia a perfect start on Day 1, scoring a couple of boundaries in his confident 40 runs knock.
Meanwhile, Khawaja, who top-scored for Australia with a patient 180 off 421 balls, praised Green for his potential and abilities. He expressed hope to see more of the all-rounder’s exploits in the future.
With Australia bowled out for 480 late on Day 2, they lead India by 444 runs heading into Day 3. The hosts have all 10 wickets left, and the match promises more exciting moments. Green’s performance has undoubtedly given him a boost in confidence, and fans eagerly await more remarkable performances from him in the future.
