Khawaja was a member of the Australian team that won the 2021–2023 ICC World Test Championship. He was the second-highest scoring batsman in the 2021–2023 ICC World Test Championship with 1,621 runs, the highest by an Australian batsman. In 2023, he won the ICC Test Cricketer of the Year Award. [3][4]

Batting at No. 3 in place of the injured Ricky Ponting, he made 37 and 21 and showed impressive poise, giving Australia a ray of hope in a series that had brought them little but doom and gloom.

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2 days ago · Day 1 - Saurashtra chose to bat. Schedule Table Series. ... There was a 57 at the MCG, and a 41 in the New Year Test, but otherwise it had been a dry few months for Usman Khawaja. He'd not only ...

1 day ago · Usman Khawaja (Australia) – 200* in Galle, 2025* Before Khawaja’s double century on Thursday, the highest Test score by an Australian batter in Sri Lanka was 166 by Justin Langer. The former Australian opener and head coach had scored 166 runs from 295 balls against Sri Lanka during the Test match played in Colombo (SSC) from March 24 to 28 ...

Known for his elegant left-handed batting, Khawaja made his mark in domestic cricket, debuting for New South Wales in 2008 and later captaining Queensland. His international career began with modest returns, but he proved his potential with a …

Khawaja was an instrumental figure in the Sydney Thunder’s first title in KFC BBL|05, with two unbeaten centuries and 70 in the final lifting his side from perennial strugglers to best in the country. He regained his spot in the Test side for the 2015-16 summer, and hit centuries against New Zealand (home and away) and West Indies (home).

2 days ago · Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja kick off the Test series in Sri Lanka with unbeaten centuries on day one in Galle. ... Steve Smith raises his bat after celebrating another Test century in Sri Lanka.

Find out the complete career stats of Usman Khawaja including matches, innings, runs, average, half centuries, centuries, 4s/6s, wickets, and more.

Having moved to Australia as a kid, Usman Khawaja with the bat in his hands was identified pretty early as the boy wonder. Honing his skills at the Valley District Cricket Club, Usman made it to the Australian under-19 squad for the 2006 World Cup.