Adelaide: Australia Run-Machine Marnus Labuschagne enjoys a winning game for his team more than a personal milestone, who is 27 years old, said that after the sixth century test consolidated their position in the second ash test against England on Friday.
Labuschagne born in South Africa by scoring a dominant goal with a patient 103 to help Australia post 473-9 before declaring their innings in the contest day and night.
The average Labuschagne at the moment 62.48 is the second only for the legendary Don Bradman benchmark from 99.94 among players who have struggled in 20 inning or more.
At present number two in the official ranking for the test batsmen, Labuschagne rejected praise as if it was a British bowler.
“This is the first I heard about it,” he said.
“Some Nick Offs and you are right on Pecking Order.” I just thought about printing many things in each round to try and win the game.
The winning game for Australia is the most pleasant part of his no-ball before finally trapping him.
It’s easy, “he said.” I think when we play more pink ball games there will be more strategies and tactics, manage the night session and manage a harder time for bats and easier times for a bowl, and vice versa.
“Through the day and get the opposition to the bat at night if possible is the key in a pink football match, he said.” The ball seemed to do a little more at night, the goal did many games.
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