Hughes' remarkable feat

After scoring a brilliant 115 in the first innings of Durban Test, Philip Hughes went one step further as he scored 160 in the second dig.

Hughes thus became only the 14th Australian to score centuries in both innings of a Test. He provided 19th such instance for Australia.

The difference is because of the fact that four batsmen - Ricky Ponting, Greg Chappell, Allan Border and Matthew Hayden - did so more than once.

The following table lists all Australians scoring centuries in both innings of a Test:

Batsman	Inns1	Inns2	Opponent	Venue	Season
W Bardsley	136	130	v England	The Oval	1909
AR Morris	122	124*	v England	Adelaide	1946-47
DG Bradman	132	127*	v India	Melbourne	1947-48
J Moroney	118	101*	v South Africa	Johannesburg	1949-50
RB Simpson	153	115	v Pakistan	Karachi	1964-65
KD Walters	242	103	v West Indies	Sydney	1968-69
GS Chappell (2)	247*	133	v New Zealand	Wellington	1973-74
	123	109*	v West Indies	Brisbane	1975-76
IM Chappell	145	121	v New Zealand	Wellington	1973-74
AR Border (2)	150*	153	v Pakistan	Lahore	1979-80
	140	114*	v New Zealand	Christchurch	1985-86
DM Jones	116	121*	v Pakistan	Adelaide	1989-90
SR Waugh	108	116	v England	Manchester	1997
ML Hayden (2)	197	103	v England	Brisbane	2002-03
	117	132	v Sri Lanka	Cairns	2004
RT Ponting (3)	149	104*	v West Indies	Brisbane	2005-06
	120	143*	v South Africa	Sydney	2005-06
	103	116	v South Africa	Durban	2005-06
PJ Hughes	115	160	v South Africa	Durban	2008-09

More remarkably, Hughes is now the youngest ever to score centuries in both innings of a Test. He took the record from 'Black Bradman' George Headley. The details:

Age	Batsman	For	Vs	Venue	Season
20 Yrs 98 Days	PJ Hughes (115 & 160)	Aus	SA	Durban	2008-09
20 Yrs 271 Days	GA Headley (114 &112)	WI	Eng	Georgetown	1929-30
21 Yrs 234 Days	GStA Sobers (125 & 109*)	WI	Pak	Georgetown	1957-58
21 Yrs 282 Days	SM Gavaskar (124 & 220)	Ind	WI	Port-of-Spain	1970-71
23 Yrs 44 Days	LG Rowe (214 & 100*)	WI	NZ	Kingston	1971-72