The talented West Indies batsman, a demonstrated match-champ and a man deserving of the title ‘Prince’, Brian Charles Lara framed the centre of the best batsmen of his age close by Sachin Tendulkar, Ricky Ponting, Jacques Kallis and a couple of others. The West Indian batting, in the wake of being characterized by the sheer strength of Gordon Greenridge, Desmond Haynes and the incomparable Vivian Richards during the last part of the seventies and eighties, was subsequently carried on by the ‘Ruler of Trinidad’ for just about twenty years. The unrivaled style and the sheer definitive presence at the wrinkle stayed remarkable.
Brian Lara is perhaps the best cricketer to have at any point to have such a record. The batting legend is the most run-scorer for the West Indies in Test match cricket and has scored 11,953 runs at a dazzling average of 52.89. He likewise scored 34 centuries and 9 double hundreds in his exceptional Test vocation.
Aside from this, Lara likewise holds the record for scoring the most elevated ever singular score in Test cricket history. He scored an amazing 400* against England in the year 2004, and it is a record that has not been beaten till today. Aside from the fourfold century that he scored, Lara likewise scored a tasteful 375 against England in the year 1994. He is still today the solitary batsman to have two scores more than 350 in Test cricket.
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