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Cricket is a game of uncertainties, thrills and strange rules. Anything can happen anytime in cricket. Which can blow your mind. There are 5 such legendary players in the history of cricket who were never run out in the format of Test cricket. A veteran Indian player is also included in this list. Know about 5 such players…
1.Peter May
Former England captain and dangerous batsman Peter May was never run out during his entire cricket career. He was a very classic batsman and a great captain. Peter May made his Test debut for England against South Africa in 1951. Peter May scored 4537 runs for England including 13 centuries.
2. Graeme Hick
Zimbabwean-born Graeme Hick played cricket for England. He played 65 Tests and 120 ODIs for England and scored over 3000 runs in both formats. The fans were very happy to see his batting. Graham Hick has never been run out in his entire cricket career. He has won many matches for the England team on his own.
Mudassar Nazar (Mudassar Nazar)
Pakistan has given one of the best bowlers to the whole world but there is one Pakistani batsman who was never run out during his career. His name is Mudassar Nazar. Mudstar Nazr scored 4114 runs in 76 test matches for Pakistan. It includes 10 centuries. He scored 2653 runs while playing 122 ODI matches. He was running very fast Mudassar Nazar has also been the coach of Pakistan cricket team.
4. Kapil Dev
Kapil Dev is a name that holds a special place in the heart of every cricket lover. Under the captaincy of Kapil Dev, India won the ODI World Cup for the first time by defeating West Indies in 1983. Kapil Dev played an inning of 175 runs against Zimbabwe. Kapil Dav was always known for his dangerous batting and killer bowling. Kapil played 131 Tests for India in which he took 5248 runs and 434 wickets. Whereas in ODI cricket he has taken more than 3000 runs and 253 wickets. Kapil Dev has never been run out in his entire Test career. He used to steal runs from between the fielders.
5. Paul Collingwood
Paul Collingwood was a very good batsman who played all three formats for England. He scored more than four thousand runs in 68 test matches for the English team. He is known for his aggressive innings. England won the 2010 ICC T20 World Cup trophy under the captaincy of Paul Collingwood. This cricketer has never been run out during his Test career.
