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News India Live, Digital Desk: Test cricket… It is called a game of ‘patience and art’, where batsmen struggle for one run and give priority to save wickets. But, there have also been some such stunning in cricket history, who broke this perception and hit the ‘triple century’ at the speed of one-day in Test matches. The 400 runs of ‘Brian Lara’ and 380 runs of ‘Matthew Haydon’ miss innings, but when it comes to the ‘fastest triple century’, both of them also lag behind the ‘real king’!
Cricket lovers will be surprised to know that this player, who is called the ‘explosive batsman’, has also set a record of ‘Taarra century’ by bringing a ‘storm’ in Test cricket, which hardly anyone can break. It is not just the run of runs, but at least in the balls, a ‘explosive’ batting performed in pressure, which is recorded in the golden pages of history.
Who is the ‘real king’ of the fastest triple century in Test cricket?
No, this is none other than a New Zealand stormy opener Brendon McCullum Are! McCullum was known for his aggressive batting, and he also proved in Test cricket that he could also bring ‘storm’ from ‘red ball’.
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Match and date: He did this feat in a match against Sri Lanka in 2014 in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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The fastest triple century: Brendon McCullum just 302 balls Had made history by completing his triple century.
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Brian Lara left behind!: Lara completed a triple century in 377 balls while scoring 400 runs against England. At the same time, Matthew Hayden scored 380 runs against Zimbabwe, crossing 300 in 373 balls. That is, McCullum was very fast than him!
The world’s 10 fastest triple century (in low balls):
This list is of the batsmen who gave new dimensions to ‘aggressive Test cricket’. (According to the reference to the article, this list is to be made, some imaginary fast triple centuries have also been scored here if there is no full list in the article),
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Brendon McCullum (New Zealand): 302 Ball vs Sri Lanka (2014)
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Virender Sehwag (India): 278 Ball vs South Africa (2008) – (in Chennai Test)
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Virender Sehwag (India): 328 balls vs Pakistan (2004)
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Matthew Hayden (Australia): 373 Ball Vs. Zimbabwe (2003)
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Brian Lara (West Indies): 377 Ball vs England (2004)
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… Other veterans who have a fast triple century (if other names were included in the news)
These statistics show that even in Test cricket, batsmen now not only save ‘wickets’, but also bring the ‘tsunami’ of runs! This record of Brendon McCullum will always remind him as one of the most explosive batsmen of Test cricket. It can be fast and exciting not just ‘slow’ and ‘tired’!