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Most Runs Test match: England, Pakistan set WORLD Record in Rawalpindi 1st Test, Batsmen make merry on Flat pitch with 1768 runs in 1 match – Check out

Most Runs Test match: England, Pakistan set WORLD Record in Rawalpindi 1st Test, Batsmen make merry on Flat pitch with 1768 runs in 1 match – Check out

Most Runs Test Match: Rawalpindi Test breaks Faisalabad’s 16-year-old Record for Most Runs in a Test match in Pakistan, Babar Azam & Ben Stokes & Co PLUNDER bowlers on docile pitch, Check Out
Most Runs Test Match: Rawalpindi Test:  PAK vs ENG – The first Test match in Rawalpindi set the world record for the most runs in a 5-day Test. 1768 runs were scored in Rawalpindi with England registering a 74-run win on Monday.  The highest record for most runs in a Test match still belongs to […]

Most Runs Test Match: Rawalpindi Test:  PAK vs ENG – The first Test match in Rawalpindi set the world record for the most runs in a 5-day Test. 1768 runs were scored in Rawalpindi with England registering a 74-run win on Monday.  The highest record for most runs in a Test match still belongs to South Africa and England afer 1981 runs were scored in Kingsmead in 1939. However, the match was played on for 9 days. Follow PAK vs ENG Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.

Most runs in a Test match: 

  • 1981 Runs – South Africa vs England at Kingsmead in 1939
  • 1815 Runs – West Indies vs England at Sabina Park in 1930
  • 1768 Runs – Pakistan vs England at Rawalpindi in 2022

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Most runs in a Test match

Match Ground Home Side Away Side Runs Wkts Result
1 03/03/1939 Kingsmead South Africa (530 & 481) England (316 & 5/654) 1981 35 Match drawn
2 03/04/1930 Sabina Park West Indies (286 & 5/408) England (849 & 9/272 dec) 1815 34 Match drawn
3 05/12/2022 Rawalpindi Pakistan (579 & 268) England (657 & 264/7 dec) 1768 37 England win by 74 runs
4 24/01/1969 Adelaide Oval Australia (533 & 9/339) West Indies (276 & 616) 1764 39 Match drawn
5 14/01/1921 Adelaide Oval Australia (354 & 582) England (447 & 370) 1753 40 Australia won by 119 runs

Most Runs in a Test match: Batters set the stage on fire in Rawalpindi – The match started on a bright note for England, as many as four centuries were hit on day one. England finished day one on a record 506, which is the fifth highest on day one of a Test match. The Ben Stokes-led finished on a humongous 657. Babar Azam-led side responded fittingly by posting 579.

While the Test match seemed to be heading toward a draw, England attacked in the third innings and boldly declared on 264 setting Pakistan a target of 353. Bowlers had a torrid time in the middle as the pitch had nothing in for bowlers.

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ENG vs PAK: Records broken in the Rawalpindi Test 

England are now the first team to score 500 runs on the opening day of a Test. The record had previously belonged to Australia, who had scored 494 runs against South Africa in Sydney in 1910.

— England fell just three runs short of the record for most runs scored in any given day of a Test hosted in Asia; Sri Lanka, who scored 509 runs on Day 2 against Bangladesh at Colombo’s P Sara Oval, still holds that record.

— The 506 runs scored by England stand at the fifth spot in the record for most runs collected on any given day of a Test.

— The score of 506/4, however, is the highest score by an away team across any given day of a Test

– Two 200-plus stands registered by Pak and ENG opening batters also happened first ever in Test cricket.

Most Runs Test match: England, Pakistan set WORLD Record in Rawalpindi 1st Test, Batsmen make merry on Flat pitch with 1768 runs in 1 match – Check out

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