Here are the Top 5 Highest Batting Averages in Test Cricket

5. George Headley


George Headley, one of the most noteworthy West Indian cricketers, regularly tied down innings single-handedly when the group was not overwhelming. He scored 2190 runs in fair 22 matches, bragging ten centuries and five fifties, with an noteworthy normal of 60.83.


4. Robert Pollock


Considered one of the most noteworthy batsmen of his time, Robert Pollock found the middle value of over 60 in Tests. He amassed 2256 runs in fair 23 matches, with seven centuries and 11 fifties, and recorded a most noteworthy score of 274.

3. Adam Voges


Adam Voges brags the most elevated Test normal among Australian cricketers, with 61.87. Over 20 matches, he collected 1485 runs, including five centuries and four fifties, and his most noteworthy score was an unbeaten 269.

2. Harry Brook


England’s youthful sensation Harry Tolerate is as of now making a stamp in his burgeoning career. In fair 12 matches, he has scored 1181 runs at an normal of 62.15. Tolerate has as of now hit 4 centuries and 7 half-centuries, with his most elevated score being 186.

1. Sir Wear Bradman


Sir Wear Bradman, the incredible Australian cricketer, holds the most noteworthy Test normal ever recorded. Regularly hailed as the most noteworthy cricketer of all time, Bradman scored 6,996 runs in 52 matches, with an exceptional normal of 99.96, highlighting 29 centuries and 13 half-centuries.