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10. Most centuries Famous record is also referred to as a question in slumdog millionaire, and the man who is this record is the jackpot with not just the 199 centuries in first-class cricket total of 61761 which is another record in itself. 09. Most wickets in a single Test match Ok, we know that anil Kundli wants to all the jam against Pakistan in New Delhi to know that England Jim Laker it almost twice in 1956 against Australia in the first innings and manage to get every opposition batter out in the second innings for grand 10 for 19 total. 08. Don Bradman average It defines the top of the legend Bradman; the Australian batsman required just four runs in his last innings to finish with an average of a hundred, but unfortunately, he got out for it. Yet, your average of 99.9 four is almost unbreakable. 07. Most runs scored by a team in a one innings Sri Lanka school a mammoth 951 runs with test matches becoming so competitive and both teams desperate for today 11 seem impossible. 06. Most wickets in international matches Sri Lanka's most successful spinner, muthayya Muralidharan, 200 test wickets and 534 Day international scores. 05. Five-time four hundred This record is unlikely to be broken for a long time—Indian cricket. I can Sachin Tendulkar scored 100 centuries in his 23-year career. Please include 51 centuries in test matches and 49 in ODI, also finished with the mammoth 34348 international runs. 04. Shortest ever test match Would you believe the test match at Melbourne in 1932 ended in just 5 hours and 53 minutes in actually went out of 36 and 45 in response to 123? 03. Most runs in a test match In 1980 playing against India at the home of cricket lords Graham good open the batting with Michael Atherton and scored 333 once and the second innings also is marked a century is aggregate of the match reach to 456 runs till date it has not been broken mark Taylor try to come close to his record but ended up 24 and short. This record is still intact of the almost thirty-six years with the inventor of T20 cricket. It looked like it will be broken in the next decade or so. 02. 96 runs without a boundary in ODI The game of Cricket has remained a batman game. With an increment in the number of T20 leagues all around the globe, a batter will try to invent as many shops as possible to score runs and try to repeat the same when they play one-day international cricket one can ever imagine ODI innings of 1961 in this modern age without a single boundary, but that was played by New Zealand wicket-keeper batsman against India at Vadodara in 1994 from 138 balls with the strike rate of 69156. 01. Highspot by an unusual nightwatchman A night watchman is someone who was sent in early despite being a bowler in an attempt to frustrate the borders and prevent other batman from losing them we can; however, some night watchmen have gone to scope, including Australia Jason Gillespie, who was 201 no doubt versus Bangladesh in 2006.