new Delhi: Test series is being played between Australia and South Africa (Australia vs South Africa Test Series). In the second match of this series, Australian opener David Warner has made a big record. He scored a double century in his 100th test match against South Africa. Not only this, he has also injured himself while celebrating.
Actually, when Warner was on 196, he completed his 200 runs by hitting a four. After this, he celebrated grandly by jumping in the air. But during this time his left leg got injured while coming on the ground. He had to retire because of that injury. Its video is also becoming increasingly viral on social media. Warner has become the 10th player to score a century in the 100th match of his career in Test cricket. In which former Australian captain Ricky Ponting has been the only player.
A double century for David Warner!
But his #OhWhatAFeeling jump comes at a cost! 😬#AUSvSA | @Toyota_Aus pic.twitter.com/RqJLcQpWHa
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 27, 2022
Let us tell you that earlier David Warner had scored a century in his 100th match in ODI cricket as well. David Warner has become the second player in the world and the first player in Australia to score a century in his 100th ODI and 100th Test match. Earlier this feat was done by West Indies opener Gordon Greenidge.
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It is to be known that, earlier on 28 September 2017, Warner scored a century in his 100th ODI. This match took place against Team India in Bengaluru. In this match, Warner scored an inning of 124 runs. At the same time, now Warner has set this record by scoring a century in the 100th Test of his career. In this match, Warner has scored a double century in Australia’s first innings. He played an inning of 200 runs on 254 balls. During this, he hit two sixes and 16 fours.