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Matthew Renshaw scores a century in Durban Test
Matthew Renshaw scored a century in the first innings of the Test match in Durban.
A century means a batter has scored at least 100 runs.
The innings was described as a fighting one.
The match is a Test, the longest format of international cricket.
Renshaw’s milestone is a significant personal score in the match.
No further match details or next steps were provided.
Matthew Renshaw scored a century in the Durban Test.
He reached triple figures in the first innings.
The Sydney Morning Herald described it as a fighting century.
The articles do not provide further details about his innings.
- Who
- Matthew Renshaw.
- What
- He scored a century, reaching triple figures in the first innings.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Durban.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Player
- Matthew Renshaw
- Milestone
- Century; reached triple figures
- Match
- Durban Test
- Innings
- First innings
Sources
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