Green’s Century Shines Through Defeat | Adelaide News

Cameron Green smashed his first Test century on home soil in Darwin, scoring 104 runs to break an 11-innings drought and silence critics who doubted his consistency. Despite Australia’s heavy nine-wicket loss to Bangladesh, Green’s return to his old batting style proved decisive — and captain Pat Cummins hinted he could get a longer run at No. 5. The rest of the top order crumbled under pressure, leaving Green to carry the innings alone. Cummins admitted the team is struggling and needs urgent fixes before the next Test in Mackay. Green’s century was personal triumph — proof that sticking to his game works. Now, the spotlight turns to whether Australia’s batting can rise to the occasion together.

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