Which batsman scored most career runs in test cricket?
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Brian LAra passes the Alan Border record of most runs in Test cricket and now hes the most run getter in test cricket
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my second favorite player is sehwag.his highest score in tests is :\n309\nand\nin odis:\n130\nand\nhis bowling stats in ODI:\nMat Runs HS BatAv 100 50 W BB BowlAv 5w Ct St\n\n152 4608 130 32.45 7 23 69 3/25 39.89 0 64 0\n\nTESTS:\nMat Runs HS BatAv 100 50 W BB BowlAv 5w Ct St\n\n45 3709 309 52.23 11 11 3 1/17 139.66 0 36 0
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In Test Cricket, The One and only Sir Don Bradman!\n\nIn ODI international, definetly it is Sachin Tendulkar, then comes the legendary Vivian Richards.
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Wouldn't be surprised if Mahendra Singh Dhoni breaks the record in the forthcoming West Indies tour.\n\nHe almost did it against Sri Lanka ( http://usa.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2005-06/SL_IN_IND/SCORECARDS/SL_IND_ODI3_31OCT2005.html ) but sadly, there weren't enough runs on the board.
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sachin.....simply coz had he been in DON's era, he surely would have got 35 odd centuries. One can't claim that DON would have got runs at avg. of 99 had he been playing currently.\nAlso sachin has vast experience behind him. DON i guess played just 29 odd matches
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Robin Uthappa's score of 86 beat the highest score by an Indian debutant in an ODI - Brijesh Patel's 82 against England in the 1974 World Cup.\nNo Indian has ever scored a century on debut in an ODI.
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I believe Sir Don Bradman was/is the best batsman in the world, he cant be no less than the best with a test average of 99.4....asked to chose from the above 5 ....Sachin Tendulkar gets my vote....he might be out of form at times , but his records are there to prove his worth.\nsachin10dulkar@yahoo.com :)
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He is a living legend....he is the best cricketer with 35 test centuries and highest score in one day crkt...he is  goin goin goin........
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Sir Donald Bradman is certainly the best batsman of all time. His Test batting average of 99.94 is probably the only cricket landmark that will stand the test of time. However, he isn't the best 'cricketer' of all time. That honour belongs to the left-handed Sir Garfield St. Auburn Sobers of the West Indies, who was four cricketers in one; a magnificent batsman, extraordinary fielder, paceman and, believe it or not, a spinner who could bowl both finger (left-arm orthodox) and wrist (chinaman) spin. He was the first cricketer to complete the Test 'treble' of 1000+ runs, 100+ wickets and 100+ catches.
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I will decide on most consecutive dicks for test cricket and most ducks in one day internation. here is the links and explanations.\n\nFor test cricket\n\nRG Holland of Autralia.\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/TESTS/BATTING/TRIVIA/MOST_CONSECUTIVE_DUCKS_IN_TESTS.html\n\n\nFor One Day international\n\nWasim Akram of Pakistan.\n\nhttp://usa.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ODIS/BATTING/DUCKS_IN_ODIS.html
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SACHIN TEDULKER\n        ABOUT 39 IN ONDAYERS AND 35 IN TEST MATCHES..............................................
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he batted 338 times in first class cricket over 22 years and averaged 95.14! he hit 117 centuries..and thats abt one every 3 innings! he scored 6 first class triple centuries, including a quadruple (452 not out), a 299 not out and 37 first class double centuries and maintained a strike rate of 75!!
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India's Virender Sehwag. A phenomenal ball-striker and when he is batting you can't look away. His first 3 ODI hundreds were all sub-70 balls.
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After watching him for the last 3 days Ricky Ponting will get the most runs... 250 runs in one test so far but Langer is going well to... Go Australia.... Aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi Aussie oi Aussie oi Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi...
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Mahender Singh Dhoni.\n\nHe is an outstanding batsman. You know his batting average is 55. Which is very good for an young batsmen. He also scored 1000 runs in ODI. After scoring 1000 runs, he is keeping up his batting average. There is his callibre. Also he has a great future. he can overtake the records of Sachin tendulkar. After enormous effect of his wicket keeping, he can bat very very well. That shows his callibre in cricket. So i think he is the No 1 Batsmen.
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He played for Yorkshire between 1962 and 1986.\n\nPlayed 609 Matches, scored an aggregate of 48426 runs at an average of 56.83. He scored a total of 151 centuries and 238 fifties.\n\nHe received first ball in a ODI and was first wicket to fall.
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Jack Fingleton played cricket.  A batsman of considerable skill, he completed five Test cricket centuries with a top score of 136, averaged above 40 for the Australian cricket team and helped Don Bradman to set a world record 346 run sixth wicket partnership against England at Melbourne.  As of March 2005, the record stands intact.