Who has scored the slowest half century in Test cricket?
| Minutes | Balls | |
|---|---|---|
| 357 | 350 | TE Bailey (68) |
| 350 | 236 | CJ Tavaré (82) |
| 342 | 215 | DM Bravo (50) |
| 333 | 229 | BA Young (51) |
Which player has lowest strike rate in Test cricket?
10.24 – The strike rate of Hashim Amla during the second innings in Delhi, the lowest in history of Test cricket where the batsman batted at least 200 balls.
Who is slowest player in IPL?
Here, we look at the 5 slowest fifties in IPL history:
- #5 Murali Vijay and David Warner (50 Balls)
- #4 Matthew Hayden, Jacques Kallis and Gautam Gambhir (51 Balls)
- #3 Brendon McCullum and Robin Uthappa (52 Balls)
- #2 Parthiv Patel (53 Balls)
- #1 JP Duminy (55 Balls)
Who scored fastest 100 in Test for India?
Virender Sehwag
The fastest Test triple-century by number of balls faced, where that figure is recorded, is Virender Sehwag’s 278-ball triple century for India against South Africa in the first Test of the Future Cup in Chennai in 2008.
What is the slowest Test century ever scored by an Indian player?
It was during the Indian cricket team’s only Test against Zimbabwe in October 1992 that Sanjay Manjrekar scored the fifth slowest Test century. It’s also the slowest Test century by an Indian player. Zimbabwe had scored a whopping 456 in the first innings, and India needed a quality start to churn out anything positive from the game.
Is Samaraweera’s century the slowest century in Test cricket till now?
Srilanka eventually won the match quite easily but this match would also be remembered for the slow century scored by Samaraweera in the process. Samaraweera scored his century in 345 balls which made him sit at the 5th spot in our list for the slowest centuries by balls in Test cricket till now.
What is the lowest strike rate in cricket history?
The lowest strike rate in the history of cricket is 0.0. Which Indian batsman played the slowest innings in Test Cricket? M. A. K. Pataudi scored 5 runs off 84 balls in 102 minutes batting in the second innings of the fifth Test match played in Mumbai against England in 1973.
Was Dom Sibley’s century the slowest for England in Test cricket?
Dom Sibley recorded the seventh slowest century (in terms of balls faced) by an English batsman in Test cricket since records began on the second morning of the second West Indies Test. Here’s a look at the 10 slowest ever Test centuries for England, where the data is available: