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Head's 69-Ball Blitz Rewrites Ashes History
22 Nov
Summary
- Travis Head scored the second-fastest Test century in Ashes history.
- His century was achieved in just 69 balls, a remarkable feat.
- This century also marks the fastest ever hundred in fourth-innings chases.
Travis Head has achieved a historic milestone in the Ashes series, smashing the second-fastest century in the competition's history. He reached the three-figure mark in an astonishing 69 balls, placing him just behind Adam Gilchrist's record.
This incredible batting display also signifies the joint-fastest century by an opening batter in all Test matches. Head's aggressive innings has not only thrilled spectators but also rewritten the record books for explosive batting in the longest format of the game.
Furthermore, Head's century is now recognized as the fastest ever hundred achieved in fourth-innings chases. This achievement highlights his exceptional skill and ability to perform under pressure, particularly when his team needs to chase a target.
