Top 3 performances of Adam Voges in international cricket

Adam Voges was born on October 4, 1979, in Subiaco, Perth. Voges played 20 Test matches, 31 ODIs, and seven T20I matches for Australia. He made his ODI and T20I debuts in 2007 but had to wait for eight years to play his first Test match.

He made his Test debut at the age of 35 years and 242 days in 2015 against the West Indies. He scored a century on debut, becoming the oldest player to score a century in his first Test match. He played his last Test match in 2016 against South Africa.

He holds the record for the most runs scored in Test cricket between dismissals. He made 614 runs without getting out. During this time, Voges scored multiple centuries, including an unbeaten 269 and 106 against the West Indies and 239 against New Zealand. Voges finished with 1485 runs in 20 Test matches at an average of 61.87, which is second only to Don Bradman among batters with a minimum of 30 innings.

Here are the top three performances of Adam Voges in international cricket:

1. 269* against West Indies (2015)

In 2015, the West Indies travelled to Australia to play three Test matches. In the first Test, Voges came to the crease after David Warner’s dismissal. He went on to have a 449-run partnership with Shaun Marsh, the highest 4th wicket partnership in Test history at the time. Voges remained unbeaten on 269 runs and Australia declared the innings on 583 runs for the loss of four wickets. Australia won the match by an innings and 212 runs, and Voges won the Player of the Match award.

2. 239 runs against New Zealand (2016)

In 2016, Australia travelled to New Zealand to play a two-match series. The series was played immediately after the West Indies series. Voges had remained unbeaten in his last two outings and had made a total of 375 runs. In the first game, Voges made 239 runs and broke Sachin Tendulkar’s record for the most Test runs between dismissals, accumulating 614 runs without getting out.

3. 130* against West Indies (2015)

In his Test debut against the West Indies, Voges played an unbeaten knock of 130 runs off 247 deliveries. He helped Australia post a total of 318 runs. He became the oldest player to score a century on Test debut at age 35.

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