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Who has become the first Indian to score a triple century?
Virender Sehwag. He is the only Indian batsman to have scored two triple centuries in test cricket
Which batsman holds the records for scoring the quickest triple century in test cricket?
Virender Sehwag is the batsman holds the records for scoring the quickest triple century in test cricket.He is from India and scored 364.
Who got triple century for Indian cricket team?
Virender sehwag is the only triple century holder for India on world arena.
Who was the first Indian batsman to have achived 300 runs in an innings in test?
Andrew 'Andy' Sandham from Streatham, London who played for Surrey. In April 1930 he made 325 at Kingston against the West Indies. He was the first person to ever make a triple century in test cricket, and also easily holds the record for the most runs in a players final test match.
Who is scored first triple century in test cricket?
Andrew Sandham of England was the first triple-centurion in test cricket.
Who scored the first test cricket triple century?
Andrew Sandham
First Indian to score a test triple century?
On July 25, 1936, India took to bat in their seventh match as a Test-playing nation. India's second innings saw Vijay Merchant and Syed Mushtaq Ali both score centuries at the top of the order, though Ali took less time to do so - 150 minutes in comparison with his team-mate's 255.
Who has the record of fastest triple century in cricket?
Virender Sehwag (300 of 278 balls)
Who scored fastest triple century in test cricket?
Virender Sehwag holds the record for scoring the fastest triple century in Test cricket. He achieved this milestone in 278 balls against South Africa in 2008.
Who has become the first Indian to score a triple century in Tests?
Virendra Sehwag
Which Indian cricketer scored two triple century in tests?
virendra sehwage
Who made the first triple century in Test cricket?
English cricketer Andy Sandham was the first Test cricketer to score a triple century, making an innings of 325 against the West Indies at Kingston in the 1929-30 season.
