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Home > Cricket > India's tour of Australia 2007 > Statistics


Highest run-scoring games producing a result

Rajneesh Gupta | January 07, 2008

The Sydney Test between India and Australia will go down in the history of Test cricket as one of the highest run-scoring games which produced a result.

It is the first time since 1990 that both sides aggregated more than 1600 runs in a result-oriented game. Interestingly India was involved in that game too.

Another remarkable coincidence is that on both occasions, the home sides benefitted immensely from one let-off on the opening day.

At Lord's wicketkeeper Kiran More dropped Graham Gooch on 36, and later the batsman went on to make a massive 333.

At Sydney Andrew Symonds [Images] was given a life by umpire Steve Bucknor on 30 and as a result the Aussie went on to make an unbeaten 162!

Runs-wktsTeamsVenueSeasonWinner
1753-40Aus v EngAdelaide1920-21Aus-119 runs
1723-31Eng v AusHeadingley1948Aus- 7 wkts
1646-40Aus v SAAdelaide1910-11SA - 38 runs
1644-38Aus v WISydney1968-69Aus-382 runs
1640-33Aus v PakMelbourne1972-73Aus-92 runs
1619-40Aus v EngMelbourne1924-25Aus-81 runs
1612-37Aus v IndSydney2007-08Aus-122 runs
1611-40Aus v EngSydney1924-25Aus-193 runs
1603-28Eng v IndLord's1990Eng-247 runs
1601-29Eng v AusLord's1930Aus-7 wkts


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