Hanif’s 337 was also a second innings triple. Freak collapse by Pakistan in their first innings.I want to say almost all of them qualify for worst because of the roadiness of the conditions but I guess that's part and parcel of making a Test 300
For me the first and most important qualifier for "Best" should have to be one that didn't end in a draw. But I can't think of any particularly good ones.
To then immediately contradict this statement maybe McCullum's, given the context of the match when he did it after a massive first innings deficit. Cbf checking but it would probably be the only 2nd innings 300+ score in Tests?
Michael Clarke's was pretty good. Notable for how it could, and probably should, have been an even higher score if not for his virtue-signalling declaration
By definition there must be a worstAnother stupid thread. How can any Test triple century be considered bad?
Yeah it has to be McCullum or HanifSanga's 319 against Bangladesh was pretty meaningless and I think he was dropped a lot too. Edrich's triple century came against an awful side too.
Hanif's and McCullum's were back to the wall efforts which is rare for a triple century.
This is most of themThat was painful to watch on the flattest of tracks.
The collective spin attack was laughable, but Motz, Taylor and Collinge is on paper a decent pace attack. Arguably better than the bowling Hanif, Hammond, or Hayden scored theirs against.Edrich's triple century came against an awful side too.
I’m surprised you said HaydenHayden and Sanga have the worst ones.
I think they both scored them against very weak sides in addition to them being roads. Edrich is in the same boat. In other cases the opposition was reasonably strong or on similar standing to their own teams.I’m surprised you said Hayden