7 such batsmen of world cricket, whose names are registered more than half a century

There have been many such batsmen in cricket. Those who have crossed 50 runs each time. He has always been converted into a century. So, under this, we tell you the names of those batsmen. Whose name is more than half a century in Test cricket?

Shikhar Dhawan is in seventh place

Shikhar Dhawan, the left-handed batsman of the Indian team, is at the bottom of this list at the seventh position. With Dhawan's bat so far, he scored 2315 runs in 58 innings of 34 matches at an average of 40.61. Which includes his maximum of 7 centuries and 5 half-centuries.

Mohammad Azharuddin is in sixth place

Another former batsman of Team India, Mohammad Azharuddin played a total of 99 Test matches during his Test career and scored 6215 runs in 147 innings at an average of 63.08. During this time, his bat produced 21 fifties and 22 more centuries.

Virat Kohli is at the fifth position

Currently, the captain of Team India, another great batsman, Virat Kohli has so far scored 6749 runs in 135 innings of 79 matches at an average of 53.14. These runs include his 22 half-centuries and more than 25 centuries.

Michael Clarke is in fourth place

Former Australia captain and an outstanding batsman Michael Clarke scored 8643 runs in 198 innings of 115 matches at an average of 48.83. During this time, 27 half-centuries and one more 28 centuries were scored off his bat.

Don Bradman is in third place

Sir Don Bradman, one of the greatest batsmen in world cricket, scored 6996 runs in Test cricket at an average of 99.94. During this time, 13 half-centuries and 29 centuries were more than doubled with his bat.

Matthew Hayden is in second place

Australia left-handed batsman Matthew Hayden scored 8625 runs in 184 innings of 103 matches at an average of 50.74. In which his 29 half-centuries and more than 30 centuries were scored.

Yunus Khan is in first place

Younus Khan, the only batsman to have scored the most and 10 thousand runs in Test cricket from Pakistan, tops the list. Younis scored 10099 runs for Pakistan at an average of 52.05 in 213 innings of 113 matches. In which 33 half-centuries with his bat and more than 34 centuries were scored.