Cameron Green Blazes To Second Test Ton In 46 Balls, Rescuing Australia In Wellington Clash
This century, his second in international cricket, was crucial in reviving Australia's innings after Matt Henry's early burst exposed their top order.
Australian all-rounder Cameron Green stole the show on day one of the first Test against New Zealand in Wellington. His unbeaten knock of 103 runs (155 balls) steered Australia to a respectable 279/9 after a precarious start.
Sent in to bat, Australia found themselves at 89/4, with key batsmen like Smith (31) and Khawaja (33) dismissed early. Green, however, along with Mitchell Marsh (40), stitched together a crucial 67-run partnership, reviving their innings.
Green's knock was particularly noteworthy. He accelerated from 50 to 100 in just 46 balls, showcasing his intent on a challenging wicket. This century, his second in international cricket, was crucial in reviving Australia's innings after Matt Henry's early burst exposed their top order.
