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Test Cricket Records: Teams with Most Consecutive 400 Plus Scores
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News18•10-10-2026, 17:22
Test Cricket Records: Teams with Most Consecutive 400 Plus Scores
- •The Indian cricket team holds the world record for scoring 400 plus runs in six consecutive Test innings between 1986 and 1987.
- •Australia achieved the feat of scoring over 400 runs in five consecutive innings twice, first during Don Bradman's era in 1937-1938 and again under Steve Waugh in 2003.
- •India repeated the feat of scoring more than 400 runs in five consecutive innings in 2009 during series against New Zealand and Sri Lanka.
- •The Australian team also recorded over 400 runs in four consecutive innings during the 1983 series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
Key Questions Answered
The Indian Cricket Team holds the world record for scoring more than 400 runs in six consecutive Test innings between 1986 and 1987.
The glorious streak began on October 15, 1986, against Australia in Mumbai and concluded on February 11, 1987, against Pakistan at Eden Gardens.
The Australian team accomplished this feat for the first time during Don Bradman's era in 1937 and 1938, starting from a match against England in Adelaide.
