Today (April 12) Brian Lara scores 400 points in test innings first: Today (April 12) is very special in the history of test cricket. One of the best hitters in the world, Brian Lara, set a record 16 years ago and no hitter so far.
Brian Lara 400 In A Test Innings
Caribbean Lara scored the highest personal inning in 400 innings out of 582 out of 400 points at St. Johns in Antigua in the fourth match against the UK on April 12, 2004. However, this match was a draw.
The highest-scoring record on test cricket before Lara was the name of Australian explosive opener Matthew Hayden. He scored 380 points with Zimbabwe six months before Lara's record.
#Today In 2004, Brian Lara hit a record 400 * in St John & # 39; s compared to England.
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— ICC (@ICC) April 12, 2020
Lara scored 86 points on the first day of 400 innings. At the end of the game on the second day, he scored 313 points. He shared 232 partnerships with Ramnaresh Sarvan for the third ticket gate. Then I partnered with Ridley Jacobs for 284 non-run partnerships for the sixth turnstile (but not 107).
Lara then scored 400 points after lunch on the third day of the match. He scored 43 4-6 in innings and remained undefeated.
Based on this Lara's innings, the West Indies, which hit first, declared innings by scoring 751 points at five turnstiles, and England's first innings were reduced to 285 points. However, the English team made a comeback, and captain Michael Vaughan (140), who played the follow-up game, scored 422 points at five turnstiles and finally the game ended.