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Josh Inglis becomes first Australian to achieve this historic milestone

Josh Inglis made history during the third Test against South Africa by becoming the first Australian player to secure multiple centuries across all three international formats. Facing a deficit after the hosts put up 329 runs in their initial innings, Pat Cummins and his squad engineered a strong recovery on the slower pitch, eventually establishing a 100-run lead at a total of 429.

Inglis anchored the middle order with a stellar knock, countering both pace and spin effectively before combining with Alex Carey for a massive 185-run partnership. This pivotal stand marks Australia's highest fifth-wicket or lower partnership at the venue and places the visiting side in a commanding position in the series finale.

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