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List of Test cricket triple centuries

This list of triple centuries in Test cricket shows all instances where a batsman has scored 300 runs or more in an innings in Test cricket, achieved by different batsmen from 8 of the 12 Test cricket playing nations. Achievement made. No player from Ireland, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe has ever scored 300 runs,

List of Batsmen with Two Triple Centuries

Sir Don Bradman:

Sir Don Bradman was one of the greatest people to ever step on the cricket field. His numbers are staggering and no player in the history of the game has even come close to that average - 99.94. He scored 29 centuries in 52 Test matches, two of them were triple centuries. Sir Don Bradman was the second player in the history of the game to score a triple century. He was the first player to score two triple centuries.
Sir Don Bradman had both triple centuries against England and both were scored in draw games. One was at Headingley in Leeds (3rd Test) in 1930. He scored 334 runs which was the highest individual score at that time. That innings included an impressive 309 runs in a day which remains a record as he is the only player to score 300 runs in a single day. Bradman's second triple century came in 1934 when he scored 304 runs in the fourth Test.

Virender Sehwag

Virender Sehwag became the only batsman in the history of India to score three triple centuries. Back in 2009, the Delhi dasher played a scintillating innings of 293 against Sri Lanka but could not create history. However, he is still in the record books and is one of four players in Test cricket with two triple centuries.
After making his middle-order debut in 2001, Sehwag was promoted to bat in a year's time. He started scoring centuries rapidly and made a significant impact on the game. He also had the ability to convert his centuries into big ones. Thus, in 2004, became the first Indian to score a triple century in Test cricket. It came against Pakistan in Multan as Sehwag scored 309 runs.
Again four years later, Sehwag repeated the feat in Chennai and this time against South Africa. He improved on his previous best and scored 319 runs in 2008, becoming the only Indian to score a triple century in Test cricket, until Karun Nair did one in 2016.

Chris Gayle

Chris Gayle has played an impressive 404 T20 matches in his career. He is an absolute legend in the shortest format and one of the greatest T20 players to ever play the game. However, Test player Christopher Henry Gayle is not talked about enough and praised for his efforts and performance in the longest format.
Gayle averages 42.18 in Test cricket and has scored 15 centuries and 37 fifties. There are only seven other West Indies players to have scored more than Gayle's 7214 runs in Test cricket. He is the second West Indies batsman to score two triple centuries. His first of two triple centuries came in 2005 at the Antigua Recreation Ground in St. John's. Scored 317 runs in a game against South Africa, which eventually ended in a draw. His second triple century came in 2010 in Sri Lanka. It was another game that ended in a draw as Gayle scored 333 runs in his 11-hour stay at the crease. However, that 333 against Sri Lanka came when no other player scored a century from either side.
Chris Gayle is one of the best T20 players in the history of the game. However, his Test record is quite good and that too should be commended.

Brian Lara

There will be a lot of talk about Brian Lara. There are many records. He holds the record for the highest individual score - 400. No other player in the history of the game has broken the record for the highest individual score twice apart from Lara. He is the only player to have two scores over 350.
Lara scored 11953 runs in Test cricket at an average of 52.88 and was also the highest run-scorer in Test cricket before Sachin Tendulkar took over. However, he will always be remembered for his two mega triple centuries. They both came up against England as they piled up misery. His first score was scored in his early years in international cricket. In 1994, playing at the Antigua Recreation Ground in St John's, Lara demolished England's bowling attack and scored a brilliant 375 runs, breaking Sir Gary Sobers' record of 365 - the highest individual score in Test cricket.
In 2004 against the same opposition (England) and at the same venue (Antigua Recreation Ground, St John's). Lara, facing 582 balls and being at the crease for almost 13 hours, broke all records and became the first player to score 400 in Test cricket. He broke Matthew Hayden's record score of 380 and once again topped the list of highest individual scores in Test cricket.

List of Triple Centuries in Test Cricket
Score Batsman For Against In Test At Date
334 Donald Bradman Australia England 1st 3rd Leeds 11, 12 July 1930
325 Andy Sandham England West Indies 1st 4th Kingston 3, 4, 5 April 1930
336 Wally Hammond England New Zealand 1st 2nd Auckland 31 March, 1 April 1933
304 Donald Bradman Australia England 1st 4th Leeds 21, 23 July 1934
364 Len Hutton England Australia 1st 5th The Oval 20, 22, 23 August 1938
365 Garfield Sobers West Indies Pakistan 1st 3rd Kingston 27, 28 February, 1 March 1958
337 Hanif Mohammad Pakistan West Indies 2nd 1st Bridgetown 20, 21, 22, 23 January 1958
310 John Edrich England New Zealand 1st 3rd Leeds 8, 9 July 1965
307 Bob Cowper Australia England 1st 5th Melbourne 12, 14, 16 February 1966
302 Lawrence Rowe West Indies England 1st 3rd Bridgetown 7, 9, 10 March 1974
333 Graham Gooch England India 1st 1st Lord's 26, 27 July 1990
375 Brian Lara West Indies England 1st 5th St John's 16, 17, 18 April 1994
340 Sanath Jayasuriya Sri Lanka India 1st 1st Colombo 3, 4, 5, 6 August 1997
334 Mark Taylor Australia Pakistan 1st 2nd Peshawar 15, 16 October 1998
329 Inzamam-ul-Haq Pakistan New Zealand 1st 1st Lahore 1, 2 May 2002
380 Matthew Hayden Australia Zimbabwe 1st 1st Perth 9, 10 October 2003
309 Virender Sehwag India Pakistan 1st 1st Multan 28, 29 March 2004
400 Brian Lara West Indies England 1st 4th St John's 10, 11, 12 April 2004
317 Chris Gayle West Indies South Africa 1st 4th St John's 1, 2 May 2005
374 Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka South Africa 1st 1st Colombo 27, 28, 29 July 2006
319 Sehwag, Virender India South Africa 1st 2nd M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai 26 March 2008
313 Younis Khan Pakistan Sri Lanka 1st 1st National Stadium, Karachi 21 February 2009
333 Chris Gayle West Indies Sri Lanka 1st 1st Galle International Stadium 15 November 2010
329 Michael Clarke Australia India 2nd 2nd Sydney Cricket Ground 3 January 2012
311 Hashim Amla South Africa England 1st 1st The Kia Oval 19 July 2012
319 Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka Bangladesh 1st 1st Chattogram 5 February 2014
302 Brendon McCullum New Zealand Bangladesh 1st 1st Chattogram 18 February 2014
302 Azhar Ali Pakistan Bangladesh 1st 1st Chattogram 13 October 2016
303 Karun Nair India Bangladesh 1st 1st Chattogram 19 December 2016
335 David Warner Sri Lanka Bangladesh 1st 1st Chattogram 30 November 2019

  • There are 12 test cricket playing countries in the world. Ireland is the 12th Test match playing country to get this status on 11 May 2018 while Afghanistan was the 11th country to get Test status on 14 June 2018.
  • The first triple century in a Test match was scored by Andy Sandham (Eng) against West Indies in 1930. So far, 27 different cricket batsmen have scored 31 triple centuries in Test matches.
  • Of the 12 Test playing nations, 8 have scored a triple century in Test matches, while none of Ireland, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe have ever scored 300 runs.
  • David Warner (Aus) became the player to score a triple century in Test cricket. Warner achieved this feat against Pakistan on 30 November 2019. He scored 335* and became the 31st triple century scorer.
  • Brian Lara and Chris Gayle (West Indies), Donald Bradman (Aus), and Virender Sehwag (Ind) are the only batsmen to have scored 300 plus scores more than once in Test matches.
  • Highest score (400) in a test match made by the great Brian Lara. Lara is also the only player to have scored more than 350 runs twice.
  • The fastest triple century in the shortest time (4 hours 48 minutes) was scored by Wally Hammond in 1932-33.
  • The fastest triple century in fewer balls (278 balls) was scored by Virender Sehwag in 2008 against South Africa in Chennai. The most triple centuries by a country by Australia is seven.
  • Hanif Mohammad (Pak) 337 runs and Brendon McCullum (NZ) 302 runs are the only two players to have scored a triple century in the second innings of Test matches while the remaining 29 centuries in Test matches have been scored in the first innings of a Test.
  • 8 triple centuries have been scored by Australian players, 6 by West Indies players and 5 by players from England and Wales, and 2 are Indian players who have scored 3 triple Test centuries so far.
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