New Delhi. The first tie match in Test cricket was played in 1960. West Indies batted first in this match at Brisban Gaba ground and scored 453 runs. In response, hosts Australia scored a score of 505 runs. The West Indies scored 284 runs in their second innings and gave Australia a target of 233 runs. Before the 69th over, Australia had 227 runs for seven wickets. He needed six runs to win. There was a lot of drama in this over. But still Australia could score 232 runs. In the last over, Leg-Bai went from Bai. When I got a wicket while taking a catch, the catch was also missed. In the same over, two runs were out but the second run out ended the match on the tie. A Catch and a run out by West Indies had dropped nine wickets of Australia. Australia had scored 232. He needed one run to win the West Indies to tie a wicket. The Australian batsman wanted to take a run of the ball at Square leg but standing there, which was run out of Australia’s last wicket and thus tied the match which was the first tie match in Test history. Scored 132 runs in the first innings for the West Indies. Apart from them, captain Frank and Solomon scored 65-65 runs. Apart from these, wicketkeeper Gary Alexander contributed 60 runs, while Ves Hall scored 50 runs. Norm O Neil scored 181 runs in the first innings for Australia. Bob Simpson scored an innings of 92 runs. The West Indies captain also scored 65 runs in the second innings. Rohan Kanhai contributed 54 runs. In the second innings for Australia, only two batsmen batted. Alan Davidson remained unbeaten after scoring 80 runs. Captain Richie Benaw was dismissed for 52 runs.
