Leading Run Scores in an Innings

Leading Run Scores in an Innings
Batsmen	Runs
Aiden Markram	152
Aiden Markram	143
Dean Elgar	141
AB de Villiers	126
Faf du Plessis	120
Mitchell Marsh	96
Temba Bavuma	95
Aiden Markram	84
Quinton de Kock	83
Dean Elgar	81
Cameron Bancroft	77
Usman Khawaja	75
AB de Villiers	71
AB de Villiers	69
Quinton de Kock	65
AB de Villiers	64
David Warner	63
AB de Villiers	63
Tim Paine	62
Dean Elgar	57
Steven Smith	56
Hashim Amla	56
Cameron Bancroft	53
Usman Khawaja	53
Vernon Philander	52
David Warner	51
Pat Cummins	50
Nathan Lyon	47
Mitchell Marsh	45
Keshav Maharaj	45
Joe Burns	42
Shaun Marsh	40
Quinton de Kock	39
Steven Smith	38
Cameron Bancroft	38
Aiden Markram	37
Tim Paine	36
Vernon Philander	36
Theunis de Bruyn	36
Mitchell Starc	35
Temba Bavuma	35
Tim Paine	34
Vernon Philander	33
Shaun Marsh	33
Aiden Markram	32
David Warner	32
Hashim Amla	31
Hashim Amla	31
Keshav Maharaj	30
David Warner	30

Batsmen

Runs

Aiden Markram

152

143

141

126

120

Scores	Upcoming	Results
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Australia tour of South Africa 2018 News

Morkel finishes up with career-high 800 points [+]

Vernon Philander shoots up to No.3 in both -- bowlers and all-rounders -- lists in the latest ICC player rankings.

Markram breaks into top 10 for Test batsmen [+]

Smith retained his top spot, while Root and Williamson exchanged places within the top five in the latest ICC Test Rankings.

NZ overtaken Australia move to third place in Test Rankings [+]

Both Australia and New Zealand have 102 points but New Zealand lead their trans-Tasman neighbours on decimal points and occupy the third spot.

SA end 48-year home series drought over Australia [+]

Philander takes six as South Africa beat Australia by 492 runs in the final Test in Johannesburg, win series by 3-1.

Du Plessis and Elgar leave Australia facing uphill battle [+]

To chase 612, Australia reach stumps on 88/3, needing to bat out the entirety of day five to save the fourth Test in Johannesburg.

South Africa in control despite Australia fightback [+]

Australia all out for 221 to trail South Africa by 267 runs on first innings, SA bat again to lead by 401 at the end of third day.

Australia collapse after South Africa post 488 [+]

Bavuma remained unbeaten on 95 as Australia face a mountain to climb just to avoid the follow on after horror day in Johannesburg.

Markram shines but Australia strike back with late wickets [+]

South Africa had the better of the opening day of the fourth Test against a much-changed Australia, reaching the close on 313 for six on Friday.

Starc Ruled out of IPL 2018 Due to Stress Fracture [+]

The pacer was also ruled out of the fourth and final Test against South Africa, which started in Johannesburg on Friday.

Lehmann to quit as Australia Head Coach [+]

Darren Lehmann is to quit as Australia head coach at the end of the current Test series against South Africa amid the ball-tampering scandal.

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