Josh Inglis
Inglis scored 102 off 135 balls, including 11 fours and two sixes, to become the first Australian batter to register at least two centuries in each of the three international formats. Tests: 286 runs in six matches, with a highest score of 102, an average of 35.75 and two centuries. ODIs: 1,100 runs in 43 matches, with a highest score of 120 not out, an average of 30.55 and two centuries. T20Is: 1,033 runs in 49 matches, with a highest score of 110, an average of 26.48 and two centuries. Maxwell has five T20I centuries and four ODI hundreds, but only one Test ton, scored against India in 2017. Finch, meanwhile, finished his international career with 17 ODI centuries and two T20I hundreds but never scored a Test century.
His landmark knock came on his return to the Test side after nearly a year away from the format and helped Australia build a significant advantage in the series decider. Only three Australian batters have scored multiple T20I centuries: Inglis, Glenn Maxwell and Aaron Finch. However, neither Maxwell nor Finch has managed at least two hundreds in all three formats. Australia made four changes to their side for the Newlands Test, bringing Inglis back alongside Cameron Green, Nathan Lyon and Cooper Connolly.