Sam Constas achieved a big feat as soon as he made his Test debut, became the first player to do so since 2011

Sports Desk: In the Boxing Day Test being played between India and Australia, a player achieved a big achievement as soon as he made his debut for Australia. The fourth match of the Border-Gavaskar series is being played in Melbourne. In this match, Australia's young batsman Sam Constas made his debut at the age of 19 years and 85 days. He achieved a big feat as soon as he made his debut.

With this, Constas will become the youngest batsman to make his Test debut for Australia after Ian Craig. Craig was 17 years and 239 days old when he played against South Africa at the MCG in 1953.

Constas scored centuries in two Sheffield Shield matches for New South Wales. He scored unbeaten 73 runs in the match against India A at MCG while he scored 107 runs in the pink ball match for Prime Minister's XI against India in Canberra.

Youngest player to make test debut for Australia

17 yrs 239 yrs Ian Craig vs South Africa Melbourne 1953
18 yrs 193 yrs Pat Cummins vs South Africa Joburg 2011
18yrs 232yrs Tom Garrett vs England Melbourne 1877
19 yrs 85 yrs Sam Constas vs India Melbourne 2024
19 Year 96 Clem Hill vs England Lords 1896