Agar Breaks Test Record for No. 11

Nottingham: Australia's Ashton Agar hits the highest score by a number 11 in Test match history on his Test debut against England.

The debutant left-arm spinner was out for 98, beating the previous top score of 95 made by West Indies' Tino Best against England at Edgbaston in 2012.

The 19-year-old Agar and Phillip Hughes, who made 81 not out, also surpassed the record Test partnership of 151 for the 10th wicket, adding 163.

Australia were finally dismissed for 280, a first-innings lead of 65.

Agar, who joined Hughes at the wicket with the score on 117-9, was last man out, caught by Graeme Swann on the midwicket boundary off the bowling of Stuart Broad.

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