Sutherland makes history with pink-ball MCG century
Annabel Sutherland has become the first woman to score a Test century at the MCG and just the third Australian woman to hit three Test hundreds after dominating England on day two of the pink-ball Ashes Test. In just her sixth Test match, Sutherland has equalled Betty Wilson and Jill Kennare for the most women's Test centuries by an Australian.
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