Earlier, England’s star batsman Joe Root made this record. Warner left the field with leg pain soon after scoring a double-century. Then came Chris Green at the wicket. At the time of writing the report, Aziz’s score was 339 runs for 3 wickets. Travis Head is batting 17 and Green is batting on zero.

Warner has also entered an elite club after reaching the three-figure house in the 100th Test. He is only the 10th batsman to score a century in his 100th Test. And as the second Australian to score a century in the 100th match. Earlier, this glory was only of Ricky Ponting among the Aussies.

The batsmen who have scored centuries in their 100th Test before Warner are England’s Michael Colin Cowdrey, Alec Stewart, Joe Root, Pakistan’s Javed Miandad, Inzamam-ul-Haq, West Indies’ Gordon Greenidge, South Africa’s Graeme Smith, Hashim Amla, and Australia’s Ricky Ponting. Among them, Ponting is the exception. He scored a century in both innings of the 100th Test.