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In a thrilling display of talent and poise, Konstas himself he made the best start to his Test career, scoring a century of 52 in just 52 balls. Fourth Test against India at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). This remarkable feat placed him among the elite of the game, as he became only the third player in history to score the fastest fifty on Test debut for Australia.
Fastest fifty on Test debut for Australia
Konstas’ breakthrough is not only attracting fans but also putting his name in the record books. Here are the top three fifty fastest runs by Australian players on Test debut:
| Player name | Balls | They will object | A year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adam Gilchrist | 46 | Pakistan | 1999 |
| Ashton Agar | 50 | England | 2013 |
| Konstas himself | 52 | India | 2024 |
Sports Principles
Hitting the top of one order Usman KhawajaKonstas showed his aggressive behavior from the start.
🗣️ “I haven’t seen it since Hulk Hogan at Wrestlemania!”
– @bowlologist 😂 #AUSWIN pic.twitter.com/wZ7fJcbtoL
– 7Cricket (@7Cricket) December 26, 2024
He dominated the Indian bowling, especially targeting the star pacer Jasprit Bumrahand a series of powerful shots that include four fours and two sixes. The century came in the 14th over, marking a milestone in his career. Even though he is facing pressure from the best players and the fierce exchange with the Indian star Virat KohliKonstas remained calm and continued to score freely.
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He later departed after scoring 60 runs off 65 balls, receiving a standing ovation from the MCG crowd as he returned to the field.
A sports story
This game is important for both teams going forward Border-Gavaskar Trophyand the series is currently tied 1-1. After winning the toss, the Australian captain Pat Cummins opted to bat first, and Konstas’s blast laid a solid foundation for Australia, who reached 311/6 at the end of Day 1.
