Which Test match in December 1960 produced the first-ever tied result in Test cricket history?

Answer Explanation

The first tied Test was played between Australia and West Indies at the Gabba, Brisbane in December 1960. The match ended with Australia needing 1 run off the last ball; Joe Solomon ran out Ian Meckiff off the last delivery to tie the game.

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