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Highest individual scores at each batting position in test cricket!! At number 1: Len Hutton - 364 Runs , England vs Australia 1938. At number 2 : Matthew Hayde n  - 380 Runs , Australia vs Zimbabwe 2003 At number 3 : Brian Lara - 400 * Runs , West Indies vs England 2004 At number 4 : Mahela Jayawardena - 374 Runs , Sri Lanka vs South Africa 2006 At number 5 : Michael Clarke - 329 * Runs , Australia vs India 2012 At number 6 : Ben Stokes - 258 Runs , England vs South Africa 2016 At number 7 : Don Bradman - 270 Runs , Australia vs England 1937 At number 8 : Wasim Akram - 257* Runs , Pakistan vs Zimbabwe 1996 At number 9 : Ian Smith - 173 Runs , New Zealand vs India 1990 At number 10 : Walter William Reed - 117 Runs , England vs Australia 1884 At number 11 : Ashton Agar - 98 Runs , Australia vs England 2013 Hope it was informative :) More r

ODI cricket asks for temperament and intent to take your team through!! If some player even plays 60-70 balls and makes some crucial runs for his team. That itself is a big thing to pull off. And if someone is standing there from the very beginning till the very end, that is next to impossible for a player to do. Now I will present the 7 batsmen who batted all the 50 overs of an ODI cricket match.!! 1. Rohit Sharma 264 It was India's fourth match of the 5 match series against Sri Lanka in Kolkata in 2014. The match date was Nov 13, 2014. After a slow start, then capitalising on that build-up towards the end of the innings, Rohit Sharma scored a mammoth 264 runs off 173 balls, which included 33 4s and 9 sixes all over the park. Still, unfortunately, he was caught on the last delivery of the innings. Due to his 264 India manager putting up a target of 405 runs in 50 overs. And in reply to that, Sri Lanka was all out for just 251 runs. 2. Sachin Tendulkar 200 I

" Dhoni finishes off in style, India lifts the world cup after 28 years " -  every Indian cricket fan must have watched this match !! Due to the heroics of Gambhir and Dhoni, we were able to clinch the World Cup in 2011. pic credit:  exchange4media Now, we are here to talk about the one and only 'CAPTAIN COOL'  Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Let's get into his  16  years of the cricketing journey! YEAR-2004 He made his debut in international cricket on the 23rd December in 2004 against Bangladesh in the One Day International. He was out for a duck in his first-ever international match( and now he is the only captain in the game's history to have won all the three ICC trophies). And from there onwards, he never looked back !! He is that great. YEAR-2005 He made his debut in test cricket on the 2nd December in the year 2005 against Sri Lanka. He scored 30 runs,, and later on, that game was marred. YEAR-2006  He made his debut in T20 cricket on the 1st Decembe