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Matt Renshaw breaks Virat Kohli’s decade-old record with stunning 190 in Durban

Source: Times of India — Top Stories · 1 day ago
Matt Renshaw breaks Virat Kohli’s decade-old record with stunning 190 in Durban
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Summary

Matt Renswan hit 190 runs in a match against South Africa, turning the game around after Australia was 124 for six. He added a 174‑run stand with the lower order, including a 134‑run partnership for the ninth wicket, helping Australia reach 390. South Africa were 27 for one at the close of play.

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Matt Renshaw showcased his extraordinary talent by scoring 190 runs in a thrilling match against South Africa. With Australia struggling at 124/6, he rallied by combining for 174 runs with lower-order batsmen, including a spectacular 134-run partnership with Nathan Lyon for the ninth wicket.

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