South Australia's Jake Fraser-McGurk Smashes Record for Fastest One-Day Century
Fraser-McGurk Blasts 29-Ball Ton in Marsh One-Day Cup
Record-Breaking Innings Breaks AB De Villiers' Long-Standing Record
South Australia's Jake Fraser-McGurk has etched his name into cricketing history by smashing the world record for the fastest one-day century in the Marsh One-Day Cup. The 23-year-old batter reached the landmark in just 29 balls, eclipsing the previous record of 31 balls held by former South African captain AB de Villiers since 2015.
Fraser-McGurk's blistering knock came against Western Australia at Perth's Optus Stadium on Sunday. He started his innings with a confident boundary off the first ball and went on to dispatch the bowlers to all parts of the ground. He hit nine fours and seven sixes in his breathtaking display of power hitting.
Fraser-McGurk's record-breaking century helped South Australia post a daunting total of 363 runs in their 50 overs. Despite Western Australia's best efforts, they fell short by 134 runs, handing South Australia a comprehensive victory.
Following his historic innings, Fraser-McGurk expressed his delight and disbelief at breaking the record. "It's an unbelievable feeling," he said. "I never thought I'd be able to break a record like that. It's a special moment that I'll cherish forever."
Fraser-McGurk's achievement has been widely praised by cricket pundits and fans alike. He has become an overnight sensation and has raised hopes for a bright future for Australian cricket. His record-breaking century is a testament to his talent and determination and will undoubtedly inspire aspiring young cricketers around the world.
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