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Brendon Kuruppu of Sri Lanka scored the slowest double century of Test Cricket in 2009 against New Zealand on 548 balls in 777 minutes.
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Who made first century in cricket?
Charles bannerman have scored the first century in cricket test matches.
Who scored the first century in the cricket test?
sachin tendulkar
Who scored first ever test century?
First 'century' of the test cricket was scored by Charles Bannerman of Australia in the first ever test cricket match played between England and Australia in the year 1877.
Who hit the slowest test hundred?
The slowest century in Test cricket was scored by England's Brian Lara, who reached his hundred in 400 balls against England in 2004. This innings was notable not only for its pace but also for Lara's overall batting prowess, as he is widely regarded as one of the greatest batsmen in cricket history. His slow century highlights the different contexts and strategies that can be employed in the game.
Who scored slowest century in test?
The slowest Test century was scored by Pakistani batsman Mudassar Nazar (born April 6, 1956), who took 557 minutes to score 100 runs during the 1977-78 season. He was eventually out for 114 runs after 591 minutes.
Who scored the first test cricket triple century?
Andrew Sandham
Who is scored first triple century in test cricket?
Andrew Sandham of England was the first triple-centurion in test cricket.
Which cricket player scored a century on test debt first?
sourav ganguly
Who scored the first 'double century' in Test Cricket?
The first double-century in a Test match was scored by Australian Billy Murdoch against England at Oval in 1884.
Who scored a double century in test cricket and never played a test match again?
jason gillespie
Has anyone scored a century and ninety nine in the same cricket test?
Ricky Ponting
Who scored the first century for Bangladesh in a test international?
Aminul Islam scored first century for Bangladesh in test cricket. He scored 145 runs against India in 10th of November, 2000 at Dhaka, Bangladesh.
