Highest Score in Test Cricket in 1989
Record holder : Javed Miandad of Pakistan holds the record (271 runs) for highest score in test cricket in 1989.
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Javed Miandad - 271 runs
At the top of list is Javed Miandad of Pakistan. He scored 271 runs against New Zealand in 465 balls at strike rate of 58.27 while hitting 5 sixes and 28 fours on 24th February 1989 in Auckland.
2. Mark Taylor - 219 runs
Then comes our Mark Taylor of Australia. He scored 219 runs against England in 461 balls at strike rate of 47.5 while hitting 0 sixes and 23 fours on 10th August 1989 in Nottingham.
3. Sanjay Manjrekar - 218 runs
Then comes our Sanjay Manjrekar of India. He scored 218 runs against Pakistan in 401 balls at strike rate of 54.36 while hitting 0 sixes and 28 fours on 1st December 1989 in Lahore.
4. Dean Jones - 216 runs
At no. 4 position is Dean Jones of Australia. He scored 216 runs against West Indies in 347 balls at strike rate of 62.24 while hitting 0 sixes and 16 fours on 3rd February 1989 in Adelaide.
5. Shoaib Mohammad - 203* runs
At position no. 5 is Shoaib Mohammad of Pakistan. He scored 203* runs against India in 338 balls at strike rate of 60.05 while hitting 0 sixes and 20 fours on 1st December 1989 in Lahore.
6. David Boon - 200 runs
Then comes our David Boon of Australia. He scored 200 runs against New Zealand in 326 balls at strike rate of 61.34 while hitting 0 sixes and 28 fours on 24th November 1989 in Perth.
7. Richie Richardson - 194 runs
At no. 7 position is Richie Richardson of West Indies. He scored 194 runs against India in 367 balls at strike rate of 52.86 while hitting 0 sixes and 20 fours on 25th March 1989 in Georgetown.
8. Steve Waugh - 177* runs
Then comes our Steve Waugh of Australia. He scored 177* runs against England in 242 balls at strike rate of 73.14 while hitting 0 sixes and 24 fours on 8th June 1989 in Leeds.
9. Martin Crowe - 174 runs
At no. 9 position is Martin Crowe of New Zealand. He scored 174 runs against Pakistan in 410 balls at strike rate of 42.43 while hitting 0 sixes and 16 fours on 10th February 1989 in Wellington.
10. Aravinda de Silva - 167 runs
Then comes our Aravinda de Silva of Sri Lanka. He scored 167 runs against Australia in 361 balls at strike rate of 46.26 while hitting 1 sixes and 17 fours on 8th December 1989 in Brisbane.