Annabel Sutherland Hundred: 210, 163, 100*, Annabel Sutherland scored her third consecutive century, created a stir in the pink ball test against India.

New Delhi. On the second day of the only Pink Ball Test match being played between the women’s teams of India and Australia, Annabel Sutherland displayed excellent batting and scored a century. The young Australian all-rounder completed his century in the second session of the day. Sutherland hit a four on the fourth ball of the 60th over of the innings and completed his hundred. Sutherland took 133 balls to reach 100 runs. This is the fourth century of his Test career, while this is also Sutherland’s third consecutive century in this format.

Sutherland returned unbeaten on 20 on the first day of the one-off Test match being played at the WACA Cricket Ground, Perth, when in reply to India’s 198 runs, Australia had added 96 runs at the loss of one wicket at stumps. Batting brilliantly in the first session of the second day, Sutherland reached his half-century. He completed fifty in 70 balls. After this, he celebrated by completing his century in the second session. Sutherland was out after playing an innings of 129 runs. He scored these runs in 171 balls with the help of 17 fours.

third consecutive century
This is the third consecutive Test century of this 24-year-old all-rounder. Earlier, he had played an inning of 210 runs against South Africa on the same ground. At the same time, he played an innings of 163 runs against England in Melbourne. This four is the Test century of Sutherland, who made her Test debut in 2021, due to which she has reached joint second place in terms of scoring the most centuries in this format. The record of scoring most centuries in women’s test cricket is in the name of England’s Janet Brittin. He had scored 5 centuries in 27 matches.

Elise Perry also played a half-century innings
Ellyse Perry also remained unbeaten on the first day. Before Sutherland, Perry also scored a half-century on the second day. However, she could not score a century. Perry played an inning of 76 runs. He hit 10 fours and one six. Australia took the lead in the first innings due to the big partnership between Ellyse Perry and Sutherland. India had scored 198 runs in the first innings with the help of half-centuries by Jemimah Rodrigues (52) and innings by Shafali Verma (35), Kashvi Gautam. Annabel Sutherland performed brilliantly with the ball before bat and played an important role in taking India within 200 runs by taking four wickets.