Alex Carey breaks Adam Gilchrist's THIS record

AUS vs SL 2nd Test: Alex Carey Breaks Adam Gilchrist’s Historic Record In Galle
Australian wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey surpassed the legendary Adam Gilchrist to set a new all-time record for an Australian wicketkeeper in Asian conditions during the AUS vs SL 2nd Test in Galle.
All-time record! Alex Carey surpasses Adam Gilchrist with 156-run knock against Sri Lanka
Australian cricketer Alex Carey became the first from his team to score 150 runs in Asian conditions, surpassing Adam Gilchrist's previous record. Achieving this in the second Test against Sri Lanka,
SL vs AUS: Alex Carey shatters Adam Gilchrist's Asia record with 156 vs Sri Lanka
Alex Carey's record-breaking 156 in Galle surpasses Adam Gilchrist's highest score by an Australian wicketkeeper in Asia, guiding Australia to a strong position in the second Test against Sri Lanka alongside stand-in captain Steven Smith.
Alex Carey surpasses Gilchrist's record with 156-run knock in Galle
Australia's wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey has broken a long-standing record with his brilliant 156-run innings against Sri Lanka in Galle. Carey's performance is now the highest score by an Australian wicketkeeper in Asia, bettering Adam Gilchrist 's previous best.
Carey joins Gilchrist, becomes second Australian player with century in Asia
On Friday, Carey accomplished this feat against Sri Lanka during the second Test at Galle. Dominating Sri Lanka spinners, notably Nishan Peiris and Prabath Jayasuriya, Carey scored an attacking 139* in 156 balls, with 13 fours and two sixes to end the second day of the match on a high, hitting at a strike rate of 89.10.
Sri Lanka vs Australia: Alex Carey Surpasses Adam Gilchrist And Breaches His Long Standing Record, Find Out
So far Alex has been featured in 38 matches in which 58 innings he got an opportunity to score runs. He scored 1601 runs
Wicketkeeper Alex Carey stars as Australia takes control of the 2nd test against Sri Lanka
Australia is edging towards a 2-0 series sweep over Sri Lanka after Alex Carey's breathtaking century propelled the visitors into a formidable position in the second test.
Alex Carey achieves unprecedented feat, becomes first Australia keeper-batter to set new Test record
Alex Carey became the first Australian wicketkeeper-batter to score 150 or more runs in a Test innings on Asian soil. Adam Gilchrist came close in 2004, scoring 144 runs against Sri Lanka in Kandy in 2004.
Alex Carey joins Adam Gilchrist with Test century in Asia
Alex Carey has become the second Australian wicketkeeper to score a Test hundred in Asia. He accomplished the feat on the second day of the ongoing 2nd Test against Sri Lanka in Galle. The century, which came off just 118 balls, is Carey's second in his Test career and first since December 2022.
Alex Carey breaks Adam Gilchrist's 21-year-old record, becomes first Australia wicketkeeper to achieve this feat in Asia
Alex Carey launched a counter-attack against Sri Lankan spinners and scored 156 runs at a strike rate over 80.
Alex Carey breaks Gilchrist's all-time Australia record during Galle Test against Sri Lanka
Australian wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey overtook legendary Adam Gilchrist's record on Saturday, becoming the first wicketkeeper-batter from his team to touch the 150-run mark in Asian conditions. Carey achieved this accomplishment during the second Test against Sri Lanka at Galle.
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