Most runs in test cricket

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Sachin Tendulkar (India) - 15,921 runs, 200 matches, 53.78 average



Ricky Ponting (Australia) - 13,378 runs, 168 matches, 51.85 average



Jacques Kallis (South Africa) - 13,289 runs, 166 matches, 55.37 average



Rahul Dravid (India) - 13,288 runs, 164 matches, 52.31 average



Alastair Cook (England) - 12,472 runs, 161 matches, 45.35 averae



Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka) - 12,400 runs, 134 matches, 57.40 average



Brian Lara (West Indies) - 11,953 runs, 131 matches, 52.88 average





Shivnarine Chanderpaul (West Indies) - 11,867 runs, 164 matches, 51.37 average



Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka) - 11,814 runs, 149 matches, 49.84 average



Allan Border (Australia) - 11,174 runs, 156 matches, 50.56 average



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