England's batsman Zak Crawley has expressed his delight for teammate Joe Root, who scored his first century in Australia. The innings came to an end with 135 not out as England closed on 325-9 at stumps on day one of the second Ashes Test against Australia in Brisbane.
Crawley described Root as "the best player I've ever played with" after the victory. This statement highlights his admiration for Root's skills, especially considering the Australian conditions that can be challenging for English batsmen.
The milestone was a significant moment for England and their fans, who have been eagerly watching the series. It also brought hope to the team, as they look to regain momentum in the Ashes Test.
Root's batting performance came at an important time for England, allowing them to close on a respectable total despite losing key wickets throughout the day. His elusiveness with the bat is undeniable, and his century has sparked excitement among fans back home.
While Australia's bowlers will be looking to bounce back from a challenging session, their team will need to regroup if they hope to get England's batting lineup on the back foot again tomorrow.
Crawley described Root as "the best player I've ever played with" after the victory. This statement highlights his admiration for Root's skills, especially considering the Australian conditions that can be challenging for English batsmen.
The milestone was a significant moment for England and their fans, who have been eagerly watching the series. It also brought hope to the team, as they look to regain momentum in the Ashes Test.
Root's batting performance came at an important time for England, allowing them to close on a respectable total despite losing key wickets throughout the day. His elusiveness with the bat is undeniable, and his century has sparked excitement among fans back home.
While Australia's bowlers will be looking to bounce back from a challenging session, their team will need to regroup if they hope to get England's batting lineup on the back foot again tomorrow.