The ICC Test Championship began on 1 August 2019 with the Ashes series. As of June 2021, 9 teams are participating in this championship. The final will be played at the historic Southampton ground in England between the teams who are in the top two in the points table. India and New Zealand have qualified for the finals. We take a look at the five highest individual scores in the ICC World Test Championship.
List of top 5 highest individual scores in the icc world test championship.
5. Dimuth Karunaratne – 244 vs Bangladesh:
Be patient until you get settled at the crease, then trust yourself to catch up on the scoring rate later. This, essentially, is what Dimuth Karunaratne told himself as he made a start on the innings that produced his highest Test score.
Karunaratne’s 244 off 437 balls was the highest individual score by a Sri Lanka batter since 2014, and only their second double century in six years. It allowed the hosts to surpass Bangladesh’s 541 for 7 declared, and made safe their situation in the game.
4. Kane Williamson 251* versus West Indies
3. Virat Kohli – 254* vs South Africa:
It was Kohli’s seventh double hundred in Test cricket as he led his team from the front in an important World Test Championship fixture.
Virat Kohli broke his own record of highest score by Indian captain when he reached the 246. His previous highest-score was 243 against Sri Lanka at Delhi in 2017-18. In fact, he now has the top-three highest scores by an Indian captain. Third highest-score is 235 against England at Mumbai in 2016-17.
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2. Zak Crawley – 267 vs Pakistan:
The 22-year-old Crawley was the seventh England batsman to turn his maiden Test hundred into a double century and the first since Rob Key against the West Indies at Lord’s in 2004.
359Â Zak Crawley and Jos Buttler set up the record for highest fifth-wicket partnership for England in Test matches and the joint fourth highest fifth-wicket stand in Tests.
1. David Warner 335* versus Pakistan
David Warner wrote history on the second day of the Day-Night Test match between Australia and Pakistan, as he went past former Australian greats Sir Don Bradman (334) and Mark Taylor (334*) in a marathon 335-run-innings. Warner became the first player to score a triple-century at the Adelaide Oval, thus registering his name in the history books.
The Australian left-handed batsman had been struggling with form throughout the Ashes series in England. But made a splendid comeback in the home season against Pakistan. He scored a century in the first Test to aid Australia to an innings victory to announce his comeback in grand fashion.
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