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Top 5 highest individual scores in World Test Championship (WTC)
These are the players who played sensational knocks in the coveted ICC Test tournament which massively helped their respective sides
Last Updated on - October 21, 2024 5:17 PM IST
These are the knocks which will forever be remembered by tons of cricket fans as one of the best knocks ever played in the ICC Test tournament
1. David Warner (Australia) – 335*
In 2019, Warner unleashed an incredible batting onslaught against Pakistan in Adelaide and scored a fabulous triple-hundred. This knock included an outrageous 39 boundaries and a six. Warner formed an amazing stand of 361 runs with Marnus Labuschagne who also scored a tremendous century. Thanks to this Australia would declare on the mammoth total of 589/3.
2. Harry Brook (England) – 317
Earlier this month, Brook destroyed several records with his magnificent triple-century in Multan to carry England over the 800-run mark. Joe Root also gave a valiant contribution of 262 runs to take the Three Lions to the humongous total. Brook would score 29 boundaries and 3 sixes in this fabulous knock.
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3. Zak Crawley (England) – 267
With England restricted to 127/4 at one stage, Crawley along with Jos Buttler would form a formidable 359-run stand to demolish the opposing Pakistan bowlers in Southampton. This knock came back in 2020 and saw Crawley score 34 boundaries along with a six. This innings would see England declare on the huge total of 583/8.
4. Joe Root (England) – 262
This is yet another knock which saw the Pakistan bowling attack get battered by the opposing team. Though Brook took the spotlight with his triple-hundred in the same innings, Root’s double-century also received a lot of attention. This knock, which included 17 boundaries saw him become the first-ever player to cross the 5000-run mark in WTC.
5. Virat Kohli (India) – 254*
The Indian star batter played a vital role for the Men in Blue against South Africa with his sensational knock in Pune back in 2019. Kohli would be supported well by both Mayank Aggarwal (108) and Ajinkya Rahane (59). Kohli scored 33 boundaries and 2 sixes while remaining unbeaten in the first innings. This brilliant knock would carry India to the massive total of 601/5 before declaring.