Top 10 most destructive batsmen in Test cricket's history

#9 Brendon McCullum

Brendon McCullum

Unconventional yet effective, Brendon McCullum used his quick hands and nimble footwork to tonk bowlers in Test cricket. McCullum wasn’t afraid of coming down the wickets and heaving the bowlers over the boundary. On his day, McCullum could turn around the momentum of a session with his quick-fire knocks.

The destructive stroke-maker could bat anywhere in the middle order and provided Kiwis with the injection in their innings. McCullum was at his destructive best when he registered the fastest ever Test ton, scoring a 54 ball century against Australia at Christchurch. 'Baz' scored a blistering 302 against India to register the first triple century by a New Zealander in Test cricket.

Test Record

Matches: 94 | Runs: 6008 | Avg: 38.76 | SR: 63.06