3 Indian Batter Scored More Than 500 Run in a Test Series: Indian batsmen created history during the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar series being played between India and England. This is the first time in the history of the Indian team when three batsmen have scored 500 runs in a Test series.
In this Test series, Ravindra Jadeja has impressed everyone with his batting. This is the first time of Jadeja’s career when he has managed to score 500 runs for the Indian team in one Test series. In the second innings of the fifth India-England Test at the Oval, Jadeja needed 37 runs to complete 500 runs in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy and achieved this feat in the third session of the third day.
Gill and Rahul also scored more than 500 runs
Apart from Ravindra Jadeja, Indian team captain Shubman Gill and opener KL Rahul have also scored more than 500 runs for India in the current series. This is the first time three Indian batsmen have scored more than 500 runs in a Test series.
A total of five Indian batsmen have scored more than 400 runs in the current series. Earlier, during the Ashes series played in England in 1989, Mark Taylor (834), Dean Jones (566), Steve Waugh (506), Alan Border (442) and David Boon (442) scored more than 400 runs for Australia.
The highest run for India in Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy
| Player |
Match |
Innings |
Run |
highest score |
| Shubman Gill |
5 |
10 |
754 |
269 |
| KL Rahul |
5 |
10 |
532 |
137 |
| Ravindra jadeja |
5 |
10 |
500* |
107* |
| Rishabh Pant |
4 |
7 |
479 |
138 |
| Yashasvi Jaiswal |
5 |
10 |
411 |
118 |
Team India played their first Test match against England in June 1932 at Lord’s but their first Test series was played in 1933-34 against England. Lala Amarnath was the highest run -scorer for India in that series (three -match series). He scored a total of 203 runs in six innings of three matches.
Shubman Gill broke the record of Graham Gooch, those who do this in IND Vs Eng series…
Gill is India’s highest run-scorer in Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. With the help of a double century and three centuries, he has scored a total of 754 runs so far. Rahul has 532 runs in his name, while Pant has scored 479 runs in seven innings. Pant is not playing in the fifth Test due to a leg injury on the first day of the Manchester Test.
Pant could not break a big record
If Pant had played in the fifth and final Test at the Oval and scored 47 runs, he would have broken Kundaran’s record of scoring the most runs in a Test series for India as a wicketkeeper-batsman. During the Indo-England Test series in 1964, Kundaran scored a total of 525 runs for India.
