Australia’s David Warner cracked a quick-fire century – his fastest at the Sydney Cricket Ground – against Pakistan, on Day 1 of the 3rd Test on Monday.
In so doing, the opener became the first Australian since Donald Bradman to smash a ton before lunch on the first day.
Here is a list of batsmen who have scored centuries before lunch on the opening day of a Test match after Australia's David Warner achieved the feat on Tuesday…
2017: David Warner (Australia) v Pakistan, Sydney
David Warner's ton is the first instance where a batsman has scored 100 in the first session of a Test match in Australia.
1976: Majid Khan (Pakistan) v New Zealand, Karachi
The only non-Australian to post a Test century before lunch on the first day of a Test was Pakistan's Majid Khan (108), who did so against New Zealand in Karachi in 1976.
1930: Donald Bradman (Australia) v England, Leeds
Don Bradman was the last batsman before Warner to achieve the landmark with 105 in Leeds in 1930 on his way to a triple century (334) against England.
1926: Charles Macartney (Australia) v England, Leeds
Charlie Macartney was the second man from Down Under who hit a ton in the first session of play, scoring 112 at Leeds in 1926.
1902: Victor Trumper (Australia) v England, Manchester
The first ever Test cricketer and first Australian to reach the landmark in the first session on Day 1 of a Test match was Victor Trumper, who hit a 103 in Manchester in 1902.
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