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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.

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Mudassar Nazar from Pakistan. He took 557 minutes, in a match between Pakistan and England in Lahore (1977-78).

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On December 14, 1977, Mudassar Nazar of Pakistan finally reached his century after 419 balls and 557 minutes. Both of these test cricket records continue to stand today.

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The slowest test century was scored in a match between Pakistan and England in Lahore, 1977-78. It was scored by Mudassar Nazar , who took 557 minutes to score his hundred.

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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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