New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum has today scored the fastest century ever in Test Cricket history in the final match of his glorious International career.
Brendon McCullum came to the crease when New Zealand was in deep trouble at 32 for the loss of 3 wickets. He showed his aggression from the very first ball and went on to smash a century in just 54 balls. His innings ended after he made 145 runs from just 79 balls with the help of 21 fours and 6 sixes.
After the heroics of McCullum, New Zealand posted a total of 370. In reply, Australia lost 1 wicket and scored 57 runs by the end of first Day of the second and last test match of the series.
Brendon McCullum will retire from International Cricket after this match against against Australia. Players of New Zealand would try to win this match to level the series and give a fitting farewell for their captain.