On the third day of the Brisbane Ashes Test between Australia and England, a 97-year-old Test cricket record was shattered.
During Australia’s first innings, every batsman reached double figures, marking the first time in 97 years that an entire team has achieved this milestone.
In the second Test, England were all out for 334 in their first innings, with Australia replying with 511, establishing a commanding 177-run lead.
In England’s second innings, the team stands at 134 for 6, needing 43 more runs to avoid an innings defeat.
Earlier, the first Ashes Test ended in just two days, with Australia defeating England by 8 wickets, reaching the target of 205 runs while losing only 2 wickets.