It is impossible to break this record from 1938 till today, Sachin Tendulkar-Virat Kohli also failed, see the condition of Ind vs NZ series in the video.

Cricket News Desk. Cricket is a game in which records are made and broken. Keeping security in mind, many such rules have been implemented these days, which have benefited the batsmen. He is playing fearlessly against dangerous bowlers. However, this was not the case earlier. The batsmen had to face the most dangerous bowlers. They didn't have many ways to escape. In such situations, players used to get injured a lot. Meanwhile, a player betrayed the bowlers.

'Don' of cricket world

He was a player of that era who left an indelible mark on the world of cricket. This player is also called 'The Magician of the Bat', 'The Boss of Cricket' and 'The Don'. This player was born on 27 August 1908. He made many records in the world of cricket which still stand today. We are talking about the great Australian batsman Sir Don Bradman.

surprised by the batting

Bradman was not just a batsman but a great player in the history of cricket. He enthralled millions of people with his batting and took cricket to new heights. His average was 99.94, which is the best average in the history of cricket. Bradman made many records not only for Australia but for the entire cricket world. Here we are telling you about his record which is very difficult to break. This has been going on for 86 years till date.

This record still stands today

Bradman is the player who has scored the most consecutive centuries in Test cricket. He scored centuries in 6 consecutive Test matches in 1937–38. This record still remains intact. Only three players have come close to this. The surprising thing is that the names of great Indian batsmen Sunil Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli are not there in it. The players who come closest to this are Jacques Kallis of South Africa (5 centuries), Mohammad Yousuf of Pakistan (5 centuries) and Gautam Gambhir of India (5 centuries).

There was devastation in Australia and England

Bradman scored 270 runs in the second innings of a Test match against England in Melbourne on 1 January 1937. Then in the match that started on January 29, he scored 212 runs in the second innings at the Adelaide Cricket Ground. Despite two consecutive double centuries, Bradman did not stop. He scored 169 runs in the first innings of the match which started in Melbourne on 26 February. Then in June 1938, when the Australian team went to England, the match started in Nottingham on 10 June. Bradman scored unbeaten 144 runs in the second innings of this test. This match started on 24 June at Lord's. He scored an unbeaten 102 in this match and then scored 103 in the first innings of the opening match at Leaders on 22 July.