Test Batting Averages in 2024-25: India Top 5 vs England Top 5
As the Test cricket season begins, the focus returns to individual player performances, especially in batting. A look at the Test Batting Averages in 2024-25: India Top 5 vs England Top 5.
Top 5 England batters with bets Test batting average in 2024-25
Topping the English list is Harry Brook, who has been in sensational form. With 723 runs in 10 innings at a staggering average of 72.30, Brook has marked himself out as the biggest batsman in world cricket this season. Hot on his heels is old-timer Joe Root, who keeps going, scoring 570 runs in 11 innings at a good 57.00 average.
Another new face in the English roster, Jacob Bethell, has also impressed. The left-handed batsman has made 260 runs in 6 innings at a rate of 52.00, with early indications of consistency. Ben Duckett has chipped in steadily at 442 runs at 40.18, with captain Ben Stokes completing the top five at 211 runs at 30.14.
Top 5 England Batters by Test Average
Rank Player Matches Innings Runs Average 1 Harry Brook 6 10 723 72.30 2 Joe Root 6 11 570 57.00 3 Jacob Bethell 3 6 260 52.00 4 Ben Duckett 6 11 442 40.18 5 Ben Stokes 5 8 211 30.14
Top 5 India batters with bets Test batting average in 2024-25
In Cpntrast India’s top five, India’s top five have had a less impressive season with the bat. Yashasvi Jaiswal heads the Indian list, hitting 770 runs in 20 innings at 40.52. He has been India’s most reliable batter this season, often providing good starts.
Wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant, having overcome his injury, has been in fine touch, hitting 677 runs at 37.61. Youngster Nitish Kumar Reddy has impressed in limited opportunities, averaging 37.25 off 5 games. Shubman Gill and KL Rahul have also had a slump in form, averaging 33.41 and 30.30 respectively.
Top 5 India Batters by Test Average
Rank Player Matches Innings Runs Avrage 1 Yashasvi Jaiswal 10 20 770 40.52 2 Rishabh Pant 10 19 677 37.61 3 Nitish Kumar Reddy 5 9 298 37.25 4 Shubman Gill 7 13 401 33.41 5 KL Rahul 8 15 394 30.30
Conclusion
The difference between the two teams is clear: England’s top-order batsmen have performed much better than India’s. Three English players have an average of over 50, and one averages more than 70, showing they are more consistent. In contrast, India has struggled to find stability in their top order, with no batsman averaging more than 41.
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