Best Batting Average in Test Cricket in 1987

Record holder : Dilip Vengsarkar of India holds the record (87.5) for best batting average in test cricket in 1987.

The player at #1 in the list is Dilip Vengsarkar of India. He had batting average of 87.5 while scoring 875 runs in 14 innings of 9 matches.

At no. 2 position is Martin Crowe of New Zealand. He had batting average of 62.58 while scoring 751 runs in 13 innings of 7 matches.

At position no. 3 is Allan Border of Australia. He had batting average of 61.83 while scoring 371 runs in 6 innings of 4 matches.

Then comes our Imran Khan of Pakistan. He had batting average of 57.22 while scoring 515 runs in 12 innings of 10 matches.

Next in the list is Gordon Greenidge of West Indies. He had batting average of 54.9 while scoring 604 runs in 12 innings of 6 matches.

Then comes our Javed Miandad of Pakistan. He had batting average of 53.57 while scoring 750 runs in 15 innings of 12 matches.

At no. 7 position is Dean Jones of Australia. He had batting average of 53.2 while scoring 266 runs in 7 innings of 4 matches.

At position no. 8 is Andrew Jones of New Zealand. He had batting average of 51.57 while scoring 361 runs in 7 innings of 4 matches.

At no. 9 position is Richard Hadlee of New Zealand. He had batting average of 48 while scoring 336 runs in 11 innings of 7 matches.

Then comes our David Boon of Australia. He had batting average of 47.4 while scoring 237 runs in 5 innings of 3 matches.