Top 5 Indian batter with highest Individual Test scores at Eden Garden
From Rahul Dravid to VVS Laxman, take a look at this photo collection to find out about the top 5 Indian batter with highest Individual Test scores at Eden Garden
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Rahul Dravid to VVS Laxman: Top 5 Indian batter with highest Individual Test scores at Eden Garden
From Rahul Dravid to VVS Laxman, take a look at this photo collection to find out about the top 5 Indian batter with highest Individual Test scores at Eden Garden
By Sruti Thakur | Updated: November 10, 2025 6:54 AM IST
1. VVS Laxman
Star India's batter VVS Laxman's outstanding knock of 281 runs against Australia at Eden Gardens in March 2001 is the best knock ever played history of Test cricket. Walking in as India followed on, Laxman delivered a brilliant display of timing, grace, and determination, transforming an almost inevitable loss into a historic win.
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2. Wasim Jaffer
3. Sunil Gavaskar
India's great Sunil Gavaskar ranks third on the list of players with highest individual Test score at Eden Gardens. Sunil Gavaskar unbeaten 182 against the West Indies in December 1978 was a display of calmness and technique and temperament. Up against one of the toughest bowling line-ups of his time, Gavaskar steadied the Indian innings with exceptional calmness and flawless technique.
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4. Mohammad Azharuddin
Mohammad Azharuddin's magnificent 182 against England at Eden Gardens in January 1993 was a stunning display of timing, and wristwork. Arriving at a key moment, he took control of the innings with his signature grace, effortlessly driving, flicking, and cutting the English bowlers across the ground.
5. Rahul Dravid
Rahul Dravid also known as "Wall" of cricket ranks fifth on the list of players with highest individual Test score at Eden Gardens. Dravid's outstanding knock of 180 in March 2001 marked a defining chapter in his illustrious career and played a pivotal role in one of India's most memorable Test triumphs. In a legendary 376-run partnership with VVS Laxman for the fifth wicket, Dravid showcased remarkable resilience, patience, and resolve against a relentless Australian bowling unit.