Ten higher winners in the test history


England Joe Root and Jamie Smith celebrate the first test between England V India in Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds, Great Britain on June 24, 2025. - Reuters
Joe Root and Jamie Smith of England celebrate the first test between England V India in Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds, Great Britain on June 24, 2025. – Reuters

England completed the tenth higher part of the fourth entrance of the entries in the test history with a 371 search that sealed a five Wickt victory over India in Headingley on Tuesday.

Below, AFP The sport analyzes the greatest objectives pursued in 148 years of trial cricket:

418 – Indies West V Australia, St John’s, 2003

After both teams reached 240 in their first tickets, Australia made 417 in their second tickets and had waited for an attack with the fast bowling players Glenn McGrath, Jason Gillespie and Brett Lee to finish the job. But hundreds of Ramnaresh Sarwan and Shivnarine Chanderpaul changed the game before an uninterrupted 46 uninterrupted association between Omari Banks and Vasbert Drakes sealed a three wickt victory.

414 – South Africa V Australia, Perth, 2008

Australia seemed to have put the game beyond the reach of South Africa, but the centenarians of proteas Grame Smith of AB de Villiers Ab de Villiers helped guide visitors to a dominant success of six WICKET.

404 – Australia V England, Headingley, 1948

Even one of the most famous tests of all, the captain of England, Norman Yardley, did not declare the second tickets of his team until the fifth morning. But Australia still scored 400 races in the play of less than a day, with opener Arthur Morris doing 182 and Don Bradman, widely considered as the best Cricket batter, an undefeated 173 that sealed a victory of seven Wickt.

403-India V West Indies, Puerto EspaƱa, 1976

Alvin Kallicharran’s one hundred built an imposing advantage of the Western Indies, but centuries of Sunil Gavaskar and Gundappa Viswanath led India to a total of 406-4. The match proved to be a turning point since the failure of his spinning persuaded the Captain of the Western Indies, Clive Lloyd, to break with the convention when building an attack around four rapid bowling players, a policy that helped his team dominate the trial cryket during the next 15 years.

395 – Western Indies V Bangladesh, Chattogram, 2021

The batter of the Western Indies, Kyle Mayers, enjoyed an amazing start in his test career with an extraordinary 210 that did not come out, presenting 216 with his debutant partner Nkrumah Bonner (86) to see visitors to a three Wickt victory.

388 – Sri Lanka V Zimbabwe, Colombo, 2017

Asela Gunaratne made a 60 winner of the match that was not, putting 121 with Niroshan Dickwella (80) in the total of 391-6 of the local team.

387 – India V England, Chennai, 2008

Two tons of Andrew Strauss put England at the top, but Virender Sehwag made a fast fire 83 before hitting the great Sachin Tendulkar (103 was not) and Yuvraj Singh (85 did not leave) took India to a four Wickt victory.

378 – England V India, Edgbaston, 2022

Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow hit hundreds of England that faced their home in seven WICKETS in a postponed series of 2021 due to the worries of the Coronavirus inside the Indian camp.

377 – Pakistan V Sri Lanka, Pallekelle, 2015

Pakistan was in a terrible narrow at 13-2 at the beginning of his persecution, but hundreds of Shan Masood and Young Khan changed their course before the 59 winners of the Misbah-ul-uq party saw them 382-3.

371 – England V India, Headingley 2025

India made 471 after being sent to the bat by England captain Ben Stokes, but the hosts were only six drifting races in the first tickets.

England then fired India for 364, and the first year of Ben Duckett, the excellent 149 was the cornerstone of a persecution completed by Root and Jamie Smith.

This was only the third test with more than 350 races in the four tickets, after the ashes face Adelaida in 1921 and Headingley in 1948.



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