Craig Ervine Becomes the Oldest Test Double-Centurion in 75 Years, Scripts History with Unbeaten 206 Against Afghanistan
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Zimbabwe's Craig Ervine made history on Monday by scoring a double century, becoming the third-oldest player to score a double century in Test cricket history. He remained unbeaten on 206.
Zimbabwe's Craig Erwin created history by scoring an unbeaten double century against Afghanistan. At 41 years and 82 days, he became the oldest player to score a double century in the last 100 years of Test cricket. He became the third player to do so after Eric Rowan and Jack Hobbs, and delighted fans with his maiden double century.
Craig Ervine becomes oldest batter in last 100 years to score double century in Test cricket
Craig Ervine Double Century: Today, on 9th November, Zimbabwe's experienced batsman Craig Ervine has created history in Test cricket. He has proved that if there is passion in the heart, then age does not matter. 41-year-old Craig Ervine has created a great record by scoring his first double century in Test cricket history, which was not seen in the last 75 years. He played a historic innings of 206 not out in the second innings of the first Tes…
Zimbabwe's 41-year-old batsman Craig Ervine created history by scoring 206 runs off 279 balls in the second innings of the first Test against Afghanistan.
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