(Test cricket): In cricket, patience is also tested along with skill. Due to which, those who perform well in Test cricket are given a different identity. But in the last few years, since the craze of T20 cricket has started increasing, batsmen now bat in a rapid style in Tests as well and they now focus only on scoring runs. One such player scored a century in Tests by batting rapidly.

Brendon McCullum scored a stormy century

Actually this player is none other than former New Zealand captain and current England coach Brendon McCullum. Actually, Brendon McCullum scored a century in his last Test match by batting stormily. Brendon McCullum batted for 124 minutes in this innings in which he faced 79 balls and scored 145 runs with the help of 21 fours and 6 sixes. During this, his strike rate was 183.54. Brendon McCullum scored 132 runs in 27 balls with the help of boundaries in this innings.

New Zealand scored 370 runs thanks to McCullum's century

Actually this match was played between Australia and New Zealand in the year 2016. In which New Zealand batted first and scored 370 runs thanks to Brendon McCullum's century and half-centuries from Corey Anderson and BJ Watling.

Smith and Burns gave Australia the lead

In response, Australia made a great fight back thanks to the centuries of opener Joe Burns and captain Steve Smith. Not only this, apart from them, Adam Voges also scored a half-century and the team was all out for 505 runs in the first innings. Australia had taken a lead of 135 runs in the first innings.

Australia registered a great victory

Kane Williamson played a good innings in New Zealand's second innings, although he missed out on scoring a century. Williamson scored 97 runs in this match. Matt Henry also supported him well and scored a half-century, due to which New Zealand scored 335 runs in the second innings. Australia had to score 201 runs to win. Joe Burns and captain Steve Smith also batted well in this innings and scored half-centuries. Australia won this match easily.