Test Cricket Records You Must Know in 2025

Test cricket — the purest form of the game — has been a treasure chest of unforgettable moments, legendary performances, and jaw-dropping records. As we move through 2025, several records have been broken and new benchmarks set. Whether you’re a stats enthusiast or just love the drama of five-day battles, Hulk44 has compiled the most fascinating records every cricket fan must know this year.


Why Test Cricket Records Still Matter in the T20 Era

In the age of T20 fireworks and fast-paced matches, Test cricket remains the ultimate test of skill, patience, and strategy. Records in this format carry immense weight because they are achieved under challenging conditions over several days, demanding consistency, endurance, and adaptability.

From marathon batting innings to fierce bowling spells, these milestones define cricket’s history. Hulk44 brings you the latest cricket updates on records that continue to inspire future generations.


Batting Records That Stunned Fans in 2025

1. Most Runs in a Calendar Year

2025 has seen some extraordinary batting form. The standout performer is Joe Root, who has already scored 1,870 runs in Test matches this year, breaking Mohammad Yousuf’s long-standing record from 2006.

PlayerRuns in 2025MatchesAverage
Joe Root1,8701478.0
Marnus Labuschagne1,4501365.9
Virat Kohli1,2901264.5

2. Fastest Double Century in Test Cricket

A new record was set by Travis Head, who scored a double hundred in just 207 balls against Pakistan. His aggressive approach redefined how middle-order batsmen dominate long formats.


3. Most Centuries in a Series

Kane Williamson etched his name in history by scoring five centuries in a single Test series against Sri Lanka — a feat matched by only a handful in cricket history.


Bowling Records Making Headlines

4. Most Wickets in a Calendar Year

England’s Ollie Robinson has taken 92 wickets in 2025, surpassing the legendary record of Dennis Lillee. His consistent accuracy and ability to swing the ball have made him a match-winner.


5. Best Bowling Figures in an Innings

India’s Jasprit Bumrah produced magic against South Africa, taking 9 wickets for just 28 runs, dismantling their batting lineup in under two sessions.


Team Records That Show Pure Dominance

  • Longest Winning Streak in Tests – Australia continued their dominance by winning nine consecutive Test matches in 2025.
  • Highest Team Total – Pakistan scored 765/7 declared against Bangladesh, with three batsmen crossing 150 runs in the same innings.
  • Most Consecutive Series Wins at Home – India extended their streak to 16 series wins, making home conditions their fortress.

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Future Records to Watch in 2025

With the cricket calendar packed, fans should keep an eye on:

  • Most Sixes in a Year – Ben Stokes is just 12 sixes away from breaking Brendon McCullum’s record.
  • Most Wickets in Asia by a Fast Bowler – Pat Cummins is closing in on Wasim Akram’s tally.
  • Youngest Player to Score a Triple Century – Yashasvi Jaiswal’s form suggests he might pull this off before year’s end.

Final Thoughts

Test cricket continues to evolve, but its essence remains the same — a contest of resilience, skill, and strategy. The records of 2025 are proof that the format is far from fading. And as long as there are players willing to push the limits, there will be fans eagerly following every ball.

Stay connected with Hulk44 for your daily cricket update and deep analysis of the game’s greatest achievements.

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