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Highest Batting Average in Test Cricket

Rank Player M Inns Runs NO AVG S/R 4s 6s
1 52 80 6996 10 99.94 - 0 6
2 20 31 1485 7 61.87 55.68 186 5
3 23 41 2256 4 60.97 - 0 11
4 22 40 2190 4 60.83 526.44 125 0
5 53 84 4555 9 60.73 69.83 176 2
6 20 31 1540 5 59.23 119.57 127 4
7 15 24 1006 7 59.17 46.66 129 2
8 82 131 6806 15 58.67 160.44 429 20
9 85 140 7249 16 58.46 96.77 490 20
10 134 233 12400 17 57.40 54.19 1491 51
11 125 223 10920 28 56.00 53.96 1172 67
12 14 22 1002 4 55.66 56.22 136 1
13 166 280 13289 40 55.37 45.97 1488 97
14 17 21 1084 1 54.20 59.66 124 6
15 110 195 9515 19 54.06 51.97 1063 28
16 87 151 7110 19 53.86 - 755 16
17 200 329 15921 33 53.78 54.09 2058 69
18 18 32 1556 3 53.66 63.17 154 25
19 38 66 3395 2 53.04 86.82 369 55
20 131 232 11953 6 52.88 60.51 1559 88

Highest Batting Average in Test Cricket

Among qualifying batters, Donald Bradman has the highest batting average in Test cricket, 99.94, from 6996 runs in 80 innings. He is followed by Adam Voges (61.87), Graeme Pollock (60.97) and George Headley (60.83).

A towering Test average places a batter among the greatest of all time, headed by an all-time benchmark few have approached. A qualification on innings applies so a small sample of scores does not distort the list. Last updated 9 September, 2026.

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