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Test batting performances Test bowling performances Unlike conventional ratings, which usually assess players' entire careers or recent form, this Test performances ratings system considers individual performances - batting and bowling. A complicated set of factors is applied to each performance, and the greatest batting and bowling performances in Test history emerge. Brian Lara sits on top of the batting list, with the 153* that squeaked West Indies to a one-wicket victory over Australia at Bridgetown in 1998-99. Hugh Tayfield's 9-113 under pressure against England at Johannesburg in 1956-57, comes out on top of the bowling table. Top ten Test batting performances
Click here for the Top 100 Test batting performances and to find out more about the ratings selection criteria. Top ten Test bowling performances
Click here for the Top 100 Test bowling performances and to find out more about the ratings selection criteria.
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