Peter Handscomb of Australia bats during the third test match between Australia and Pakistan. Photo / Getty Images
Newcomer Peter Handscomb has continued his impressive start to his Test career with another century in the third Test against Pakistan.
Handscomb on Wednesday became the first Australian batsman in almost 100 years to score a half-century in each his first four Tests.
But the No.5 then made it two
centuries in his past three Tests - and the third of Australia's first innings - when he clipped Azhar Ali for a single on the onside.
Handscomb's SCG knock consisted of nine boundaries off 195 balls in 302 minutes.
The 25-year-old has now amassed more than 250 runs in five innings after making his debut in November, and has yet to be dismissed for less than 54.
