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England's Root ends century-drought in Australia
The Mercury
|December 05, 2025
JOE Root finally struck his maiden Test hundred in Australia while Mitchell Starc bagged another six-wicket haul as England and Australia shared the honours on the opening day of the second Test of the Ashes series in the Day/Night encounter at the Gabba in Brisbane yesterday.
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Root, who survived a difficult chance on the third ball he faced as Steve Smith failed to latch onto what could have been a stunning catch at second slip, was batting on 135 not out alongside Jofra Archer, on 32, as England, electing to bat first, reached 325/9 at stumps after another engrossing day of cricket in the five-Test Ashes ser
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