Tino Best Highest Test Scores by No. 11 Batsmen

Birmingham: West Indies' Tino Best set a new record for the highest Test score by a No. 11 batsman in Test history when he made 95 against England at Edgbaston on Sunday.

In the process, he surpassed India paceman Zaheer Khan's previous record of 75 against Bangladesh at Dhaka in 2004.

His partnership of 143 with Ramdin was a West Indies record for the 10th wicket in Tests, overtaking the 106 shared by Carl Hooper and Courtney Walsh against Pakistan at St John's in 1993.

Below are the highest 10 scores by a No. 11 batsman in Test history

Tino Best 95 West Indies vs England, Birmingham, Jun 07, 2012
Zaheer Khan 75 India vs Bangladesh, Dhaka, Dec 10, 2004
Richard Collinge 68* New Zealand vs Pakistan, Auckland, Feb 16, 1973
Albert Vogler 62* South Africa vs England, Cape Town, Mar 30, 1906
Glenn McGrath 61 Australia vs New Zealand, Brisbane, Nov 18, 2004
Wasim Bari 60* Pakistan vs West Indies, Bridgetown, Feb 18, 1977
John Snow 59* England vs West Indies, The Oval, Aug 18, 1966
Mushtaq Ahmed 59 Pakistan vs South Africa, Rawalpindi, Oct 06, 1997
Pat Symcox 54 South Africa vs Australia, Adelaide, Jan 30, 1998
Rodney Hogg 52 Australia vs West Indies, Georgetown, Mar 02, 1984

Scores	Upcoming	Results
No games being played at this time. 4th Test - Australia v India - December 26-30, 23:30 GMT 1st Test - Zimbabwe v Afghanistan - December 26-30, 07:30 GMT 3rd ODI - South Africa v Pakistan at Johannesburg Pakistan won by 36 runs (DLS method) 3rd ODI - Zimbabwe v Afghanistan at Harare Afghanistan won by 8 wickets (with 139 balls remaining)

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