David Warner made history on Saturday as he progressed to 335 not out - the highest score at Adelaide Oval - in Australia's second Test against Pakistan.
After Warner's stunning knock, which helped the dominant hosts post 589-3 declared before Pakistan slumped to 96-6, we look at the best Opta data relating to his performance.
- Warner's 335* is the second-highest individual score by an Australian in Test cricket, only bettered by Matthew Hayden's 380 against Zimbabwe in October 2003. Don Bradman and Mark Taylor compiled innings of 334 in 1930 and 1998 respectively.
- The Warner innings also yielded the 10th-highest score in Test history, a list topped by Brian Lara's unbeaten 400 against England in 2004.
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10 highest Test scores
400* - Brian Lara - West Indies v England, April 2004
380 - Matthew Hayden - Australia v Zimbabwe, October 2003
375 - Brian Lara - West Indies v England, April 1994
374 - Mahela Jayawardene - Sri Lanka v South Africa, July 2006
365* - Garfield Sobers - West Indies v Pakistan, February 1958
364 - Len Hutton - England v Australia, August 1938
340 - Sanath Jayasuriya - Sri Lanka v India, August 1997
337 - Hanif Mohammad - Pakistan v West Indies, January 1958
336* - Wally Hammond - England v New Zealand, March 1933
335* - David Warner - Australia v Pakistan, November 2019
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- The previous highest score at Adelaide Oval was an innings of 299 not out by Bradman against South Africa in 1932.
- Only three Australia players have passed 250 more than once in Test cricket. Warner and Michael Clarke have done so twice, while Bradman achieved the feat five times.
- Virender Sehwag (four) is the only opener to have made more 250+ scores than Warner in Tests. Warner is one of five men with two scores of 250 or more, along with Alastair Cook, Chris Gayle, Sanath Jayasuriya and Graeme Smith.
- Warner's 335* is the highest individual score in a men's day/night Test. The previous best was Azhar Ali's 302 not out against West Indies in October 2016.
