Showing posts with label Brian lara. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brian lara. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2011

Cricket Records - Most Runs In Test Matches

Cricket Records

This time we have cricket records of Most Runs scored in Test career. Surviving for a long test career requires patience, perseverance, hard work and every single quality that is essential to be a good cricketer. Sachin Tendulkar heads the list of highest runs in test career. 
Sachin Tendulkar has scored more than 14,000 runs in Test cricket. He is followed by Ricky Ponting who has 12,000 plus runs. They are followed by Brian Lara (11,953) and Rahul Dravid who has scored 11,500 plus runs.

I have not mentioned the exact runs of Sachin, Ponting and Dravid as they are still playing International test cricket and their stats will change with every match they play.


Sunday, October 10, 2010

Cricket Records - Most Runs In Test Matches

Cricket Records

This time we have cricket records of Most Runs scored in Test career. Surviving for a long test career requires patience, perseverance, hard work and every single quality that is essential to be a good cricketer. Sachin Tendulkar heads the list of highest runs in test career. 
Sachin Tendulkar has scored more than 14,000 runs in Test cricket. He is followed by Ricky Ponting who has 12,000 plus runs. They are followed by Brian Lara (11,953) and Rahul Dravid who has scored 11,500 plus runs.

I have not mentioned the exact runs of Sachin, Ponting and Dravid as they are still playing International test cricket and their stats will change with every match they play.


Thursday, July 29, 2010

Most Runs In An Over Of Test Cricket

Cricket Records

Since the introduction of T20 cricket we are now habituated of watching fireworks in batting. But how about scoring 20 odd runs in an over in test cricket? It sounds interesting! Well Brian Lara scored 28 runs off RJ Peterson's over at Johannesburg when West Indies were playing against South Africa in 2003-04. The runs scored in that over were 4,6,6,4,4,4.

Second best was of Shahid Afridi when he scored 27 runs against Harbhajan Singh at Lahore, 2005-06. The over was 6,6,6,6,2,1.