Test cricket is the oldest and most traditional format of the game, which tests the patience of a player. This format shows that a cricketer is creative and skillful. If a player is successful in Test cricket, he is considered a top-class cricketer.

At times, players use their patience so well that they bat for hours. Also, when a team loses wickets early, it becomes necessary for a player to bat with more patience.

On the other hand, today in this article we are going to tell you about five partnerships made for the 7th wicket in Test cricket history, when the players showed patience and batted in a brilliant manner when the team had lost 6 wickets for less than 30 runs. So let’s know about these 5 partnerships:

5 biggest partnerships in Test cricket

5– At number five in the top five partnerships in Test cricket history, the names of West Indies’ Marlon Samuels and Ridley Jacobs come up. Both of them had added 54 runs for the 7th wicket against Australia. In this match, West Indies had lost 6 wickets for 23 runs against Australia.

4– At number four, the name of England’s Mark Ramprakash and Steve Rhodes is recorded in the case of the highest partnership for the 7th wicket in Test cricket. Both of them had a partnership of 68 runs in the year 1995. In this match, England lost 6 wickets on a total score of 27 runs against Australia.

3– Former Pakistan wicketkeeper Moin Khan and Salim Malik come at number three. Let us tell you that in the year 1999, Pakistan lost 6 wickets at a total score of 26 runs against Australia. But during this time, both of them had a partnership of 84 runs for the 7th wicket.

2– Caribbean players Nkrumah Bonner and Joshua de Silva hold the record for the highest partnership for the 7th wicket after losing more than 6 wickets in Test cricket. Both of them had added 100 runs in a match against Sri Lanka in the year 2021.

1– So, the name of Bangladesh wicketkeeper Liton Das and Mehdi Hasan Miraz is recorded at number one in this list. Both of them had added 165 runs for the 7th wicket in the second test match against Pakistan in Rawalpindi. In the match, Bangladesh lost 6 wickets for just 26 runs against Pakistan.