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Player	Span	Mat	Inns	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	100	50
SR Tendulkar (India)	1989-2012	463	452	18426	200*	44.83	21367	49	96
RT Ponting (Aus/ICC)	1995-2012	375	365	13704	164	42.03	17046	30	82
ST Jayasuriya (Asia/SL)	1989-2011	445	433	13430	189	32.36	14725	28	68
SC Ganguly (Asia/India)	1992-2007	311	300	11363	183	41.02	15416	22	72
HH Gibbs (SA)	1996-2010	248	240	8094	175	36.13	9721	21	37
CH Gayle (ICC/WI)	1999-2013	254	249	8743	153*	37.68	10378	21	45
Saeed Anwar (Pak)	1989-2003	247	244	8824	194	39.21	10938	20	43
BC Lara (ICC/WI)	1990-2007	299	289	10405	169	40.48	13086	19	63
ME Waugh (Aus)	1988-2002	244	236	8500	173	39.35	11053	18	50
DL Haynes (WI)	1978-1994	238	237	8648	152*	41.37	13707	17	57
TM Dilshan (SL)	1999-2013	267	242	7643	160*	37.46	8871	17	30
JH Kallis (Afr/ICC/SA)	1996-2012	321	307	11498	139	45.26	15756	17	85
V Kohli (India)	2008-2013	117	111	4804	183	51.10	5490	16	26
NJ Astle (NZ)	1995-2007	223	217	7090	145*	34.92	9760	16	41
AC Gilchrist (Aus/ICC)	1996-2008	287	279	9619	172	35.89	9922	16	55
KC Sangakkara (Asia/ICC/SL)	2000-2013	354	331	11798	169	39.99	15396	16	79
DPMD Jayawardene (Asia/SL)	1998-2013	404	378	11354	144	33.39	14488	16	70
V Sehwag (Asia/ICC/India)	1999-2013	251	245	8273	219	35.05	7929	15	38
Mohammad Yousuf (Asia/Pak)	1998-2010	288	273	9720	141*	41.71	12942	15	64
AB de Villiers (Afr/SA)	2005-2013	148	142	5817	146	48.88	6256	14	34
WU Tharanga (Asia/SL)	2005-2013	171	163	5228	174*	33.94	7078	13	28
G Kirsten (SA)	1993-2003	185	185	6798	188*	40.95	9436	13	45
Yuvraj Singh (Asia/India)	2000-2013	286	262	8218	139	36.68	9376	13	50
ME Trescothick (Eng)	2000-2006	123	122	4335	137	37.37	5087	12	21
R Dravid (Asia/ICC/India)	1996-2011	344	318	10889	153	39.16	15284	12	83
HM Amla (SA)	2008-2013	76	73	3675	150	54.85	4030	11	21
CG Greenidge (WI)	1975-1991	128	127	5134	133*	45.03	7908	11	31
G Gambhir (India)	2003-2013	147	143	5238	150*	39.68	6144	11	34
IVA Richards (WI)	1975-1991	187	167	6721	189*	47.00	7451	11	45
S Chanderpaul (WI)	1994-2011	268	251	8778	150	41.60	12408	11	59
MS Atapattu (SL)	1990-2007	268	259	8529	132*	37.57	12594	11	59
PA de Silva (SL)	1984-2003	308	296	9284	145	34.90	11443	11	64
ML Hayden (Aus/ICC)	1993-2008	161	155	6133	181*	43.80	7767	10	36
GC Smith (Afr/SA)	2002-2013	193	190	6942	141	38.56	8565	10	47
Ijaz Ahmed (Pak)	1986-2000	250	232	6564	139*	32.33	8174	10	37
Inzamam-ul-Haq (Asia/Pak)	1991-2007	378	350	11739	137*	39.52	15812	10	83
GR Marsh (Aus)	1986-1992	117	115	4357	126*	39.97	7790	9	22
KP Pietersen (Eng/ICC)	2004-2013	136	125	4440	130	40.73	5128	9	25
Rameez Raja (Pak)	1985-1997	198	197	5841	119*	32.09	9226	9	31
MS Dhoni (Asia/India)	2004-2013	230	202	7516	183*	52.19	8488	9	48
Salman Butt (Pak)	2004-2010	78	78	2725	136	36.82	3572	8	14
GA Gooch (Eng)	1976-1995	125	122	4290	142	36.98	6932	8	23
SR Watson (Aus)	2002-2013	169	148	5105	185*	41.16	5705	8	30
MJ Clarke (Aus)	2003-2013	232	211	7581	130	45.12	9638	8	55
Javed Miandad (Pak)	1975-1996	233	218	7381	119*	41.70	11014	8	50
SP Fleming (ICC/NZ)	1994-2007	280	269	8037	134*	32.40	11242	8	49
Zaheer Abbas (Pak)	1974-1985	62	60	2572	123	47.62	3033	7	13
DI Gower (Eng)	1978-1991	114	111	3170	158	30.77	4218	7	12
LRPL Taylor (NZ)	2006-2013	125	113	3755	131*	38.31	4598	7	24
DM Jones (Aus)	1984-1994	164	161	6068	145	44.61	8362	7	46
ADR Campbell (Zim)	1992-2003	188	184	5185	131*	30.50	7834	7	30
Shoaib Malik (Pak)	1999-2013	216	193	5490	143	32.67	7013	7	31
CL Hooper (WI)	1987-2003	227	206	5761	113*	35.34	7517	7	29
M Azharuddin (India)	1985-2000	334	308	9378	153*	36.92	12669	7	58
WTS Porterfield (Ire)	2006-2013	67	67	2060	112*	32.18	3035	6	10
VVS Laxman (India)	1998-2006	86	83	2338	131	30.76	3282	6	10
AJ Strauss (Eng)	2003-2011	127	126	4205	158	35.63	5195	6	27
NS Sidhu (India)	1987-1998	136	127	4413	134*	37.08	6329	6	33
Mohammad Hafeez (Pak)	2003-2013	129	129	3527	139*	28.90	4948	6	18
BRM Taylor (Zim)	2004-2013	146	145	4414	145*	33.69	6112	6	27
A Symonds (Aus)	1998-2009	198	161	5088	156	39.75	5504	6	30
A Jadeja (India)	1992-2000	196	179	5359	119	37.47	7677	6	30
MG Bevan (Aus)	1994-2004	232	196	6912	108*	53.58	9320	6	46
GW Flower (Zim)	1992-2010	221	214	6571	142*	33.52	9723	6	40
Younis Khan (Pak)	2000-2013	253	243	7014	144	31.88	9307	6	48
Shahid Afridi (Asia/ICC/Pak)	1996-2013	362	335	7360	124	23.51	6415	6	35

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Pakistan v South Africa, 2nd Test, Dubai, 4th day Results

Pakistan gave South Africa their first test thrashing in just about two years and finished their 15-test unbeaten pursue frolicking to a seven-wicket triumph with more than a day to extra in Abu Dhabi on Thursday. South Africa's unbeaten run in Test arrangement out and about will augment significantly further after their triumph in Dubai, which permitted them to impart the crown jewels of this two-match elastic with Pakistan. The last time South Africa lost a Test arrangement abroad was in Sri Lanka in 2006. From that point forward, they have turned into the No. 1 positioned Test group and they will stay there, yet their lead will be cut by four focuses by righteousness of the drawn arrangement.

Pakistan have climbed to No. 4, on account of their triumph in Abu Dhabi, however were unable to secure stronghold UAE, losing in their received home to many people's surprise since moving here in 2010. They went down battling however, with Asad Shafiq scoring up his most elevated score in Test cricket and imparting in a 197-run fifth wicket stand with Misbah-ul-Haq, which kept South Africa in the field for any longer than they might have anticipated.pakistan answered with a sizeable 442 as an uncommon 135-run opening organization established the framework with a lady test ton for Khurram Manzoor (146) and later 100 for skipper Misbah."when we got them out for under 250 we thought we could do something assuming that we got a sizeable aggregate for ourselves which is the thing that we did," included Misbah.
The hosts, compelled to play at a nonpartisan venue because of security concerns in Pakistan, then took four wickets before the end of the third day on Wednesday to leave South Africa wavering overnight and bowled them out for 232 in their second innings on Thursday, where just a resistant 90 from AB de Villiers and 47 from Robin Peterson deferred the inevitable.south Africa, who went top of the test rankings a year ago after an arrangement win in England, last lost to Sri Lanka in Durban in December 2011."it's disillusioning on the grounds that we set exclusive expectations for ourselves however we are still not up there where we need to be," said South Africa commander Graeme Smith.for Pakistan, Thursday's win proceeded their run of annoying more fancied restriction at their makeshift home in the United Arab Emirates. In their last home arrangement they toppled then top-positioned group England in 2012.the second test in the two-match arrangement begins in Dubai on Wednesday.

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