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In the World Test Championship (WTC), Indian batsmen have brought the team to a strong position by playing several memorable innings. Whether it is difficult situation or pressure, these batsmen played big innings while performing brilliant restraint and technology. Some innings proved to be decisive against the opposing teams. Shubman Gill alone scored 269 runs against England in Edgbaston. In such a situation, let’s look at the biggest innings in the WTC Indian batsmen.
#1
Shubman Gill (269 runs vs England, 2025)
Gill has come first in this list. He faced 387 balls in the second match of the 5 -match Test series against England and scored 269 runs. His bat led to 30 fours and 3 sixes. His strike rate was 69.50. In the WTC, he has played a big innings from him only Harry Brook (317 vs Pakistan Cricket Team, 2024) and David Warner (335* vs Pakistan, 2019).
#2
Virat Kohli (254* run)
The second place is former Indian captain and veteran batsman Virat Kohli. He scored 254* runs against the South Africa cricket team in 2019. Batting first, the Indian team scored a score of 601/5. Kohli faced 336 balls and 33 fours and 2 sixes came out of his bat. His strike rate was 75.59. The Indian team won by an innings and 137 runs in that match.
#3
Mayank Agarwal (243 runs)
Mayank Agarwal is third in this list. He scored an innings of 243 runs against the Bangladesh cricket team in 2019. In that match played in Indore, Bangladesh’s first innings ended for 150 runs. In response, the Indian team scored 493/6. Mayank faced 330 balls and had 28 fours and 8 sixes from his bat. The Indian team won by an innings and 130 runs.
#4
Mayank Agarwal (215 runs)
Mayank is also in fourth place in this list. He scored 215 runs in the Visakhapatnam Test against South Africa in 2019. In the first innings of the match, he faced 371 balls and had 23 fours and 6 sixes from his bat. The Indian team was successful in scoring 502/7 on the basis of their brilliant innings. In that match, the Indian team won by 203 runs.
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