TOP FIVE BATSMEN OF TEST CRICKET IN THIS ERA
1. STEVE SMITH (Australia)
He is one of the best test batsmen of this era, He scored 7540 runs with a brilliant average of 67 at home and 57 away from home, and his overall average is almost 62; he also scored 27 centuries along with 21 half-centuries and three double centuries from them he scored 14 centuries at home and 13 centuries away from home which is truly magnificent numbers for you orthodox batsman who was one's a bowler. He was also awarded the ICC men's player of the decade award in December 2020. His current ranking is 3rd in ICC men's test rankings.
2. VIRAT KHOLI (India)
He is undoubtedly the best batsman in modern-day test cricket, and his records say it all; he scored 27 centuries along with 26 half-centuries and scored seven double centuries in which 13 centuries came at home soil and 14 away from home. His average in test cricket at home is 64, and on foreign land, his average is almost 43, and his overall average is nearly 55; Virat was also awarded as ICC male cricketer of the decade and also won the ICC men, ODI cricketer of the decade, in December 2020, He currently stands 5th in ICC men's test ranking's.
3.KANE WILLIAMSON (Newzeland)
He is the most classy and stylish batsman in modern-day test cricket, and as well as the very excellent minded player that's why every cricket fan loves him; he has scored almost 7,000 runs with a brilliant average of 65 at home and 45 away from home, and he also scored 24 centuries along with 33 half-centuries and also scored four double centuries in which 18 came on home soil and 15 at foreign soil. Kane becomes the second newzeland captain to win an ICC trophy after Stephen fleming. He is at the top of ICC means test rankings.
4. JOE ROOT (England)
Another modern-day great in test cricket is joe root; He is a legend in England cricket in batting records, only behind sir Alastair cook. He scored 23 centuries along with 50 half-centuries and five double centuries in which 14 came at home and nine away from home. His average at home is almost 53 and 48 away from home. His overall average is nearly 50, which is unique; he is currently in brilliant form against every team he played against; his current test ranking is 2nd in the ICC menmen'sst rankings.
5. DAVID WARNER (Australia)
Warner has also known as the pocket-size dynamo every bowler fears when he plays in his full flow; his test career stats are brilliant; he has an average of 63 at home soil and an average of 35 away from home; he has scored 24 centuries along with 30 half-centuries and also two brilliant double centuries in which 18 centuries are at home and six away from home which a pretty good number for an opening batsman. His current ranking is 9th in ICC men's test rankings.
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