Tests - Highest Win Margins by Runs

Based on all matches up to and including
Test #1921: Sri Lanka v Pakistan at Galle, Pakistan in Sri Lanka 1st Test, 4 Jul 2009

Margin
675   England (521 & 342-8d) beat Australia (122 & 66)           Brisbane             1928/29    
562   Australia (701 & 327) beat England (321 & 145)             The Oval             1934       
530   Australia (328 & 578) beat South Africa (205 & 171)        Melbourne            1910/11    
491   Australia (381 & 361-5d) beat Pakistan (179 & 72)          Perth                2004/05    
465   Sri Lanka (384 & 447-6d) beat Bangladesh (208 & 158)       Chittagong (CDS)     2008/09    
425   West Indies (211 & 411-5d) beat England (71 & 126)         Manchester           1976       
409   Australia (350 & 460-7d) beat England (215 & 186)          Lord's               1948       
408   West Indies (328 & 448) beat Australia (203 & 165)         Adelaide             1979/80    
384   Australia (492 & 296-5d) beat England (325 & 79)           Brisbane             2002/03    
382   Australia (238 & 411) beat England (124 & 143)             Adelaide             1894/95    
382   Australia (619 & 394-8d) beat West Indies (279 & 352)      Sydney               1968/69    
379   Australia (435 & 283-2d) beat West Indies (210 & 129)      Brisbane             2005/06    
377   Australia (267 & 581) beat England (190 & 281)             Sydney               1920/21    
365   Australia (200-9d & 564) beat England (76-9d & 323)        Melbourne            1936/37    
358   South Africa (226 & 422-3d) beat New Zealand (118 & 172)   Johannesburg         2007/08    
356   South Africa (357 & 278-8d) beat England (180 & 99)        Lord's               1994       
352   Australia (364 & 262-5d) beat West Indies (165 & 109)      Melbourne            2000/01    
351   South Africa (313 & 399-5d) beat West Indies (144 & 217)   Centurion            1998/99    
348   Australia (517-8d & 315-8d) beat Pakistan (333 & 151)      Melbourne            1976/77    
343   West Indies (149 & 536-9d) beat Australia (134 & 208)      Bridgetown           1990/91    
342   Australia (398 & 329-5d) beat India (185 & 200)            Nagpur               2004/05    
341   Pakistan (245 & 599-7d) beat India (238 & 265)             Karachi              2005/06    
338   England (341 & 412) beat Australia (222 & 193)             Adelaide             1932/33    
337   Australia (343 & 351-7d) beat India (196 & 161)            Melbourne            2007/08    
329   Australia (402 & 345-8d) beat England (295 & 123)          Perth                1994/95    
329   South Africa (428 & 367-3d) beat India (329 & 137)         Kolkata              1996/97    
329   England (326 & 293-5d) beat Bangladesh (152 & 138)         Chittagong (MAA)     2003/04    
328   South Africa (235 & 259) beat India (100 & 66)             Durban               1996/97    
326   West Indies (326 & 425-6d) beat England (151 & 274)        Lord's               1950       
324   South Africa (460 & 259-7d) beat Pakistan (230 & 165)      Johannesburg         1994/95    
323   South Africa (311 & 470-8d) beat Australia (212 & 246)     Port Elizabeth       1969/70    
322   England (358 & 256) beat Australia (234 & 58)              Brisbane             1936/37    
320   India (469 & 314-3d) beat Australia (268 & 195)            Mohali               2008/09    
315   Sri Lanka (418 & 212-2d) beat Zimbabwe (236 & 79)          Galle                2001/02    
313   Sri Lanka (470 & 211-4d) beat South Africa (189 & 179)     Colombo (SSC)        2004       
312   England (369 & 220-6d) beat South Africa (205 & 72)        Cape Town            1956/57    
312   Australia (269 & 261) beat West Indies (167 & 51)          Port of Spain        1998/99    
308   Australia (214 & 385) beat England (105 & 186)             Melbourne            1907/08    
307   Australia (295 & 325) beat England (167 & 146)             Sydney               1924/25    
307   South Africa (279 & 408) beat Australia (202 & 178)        Johannesburg         1969/70    
301   Pakistan (390 & 318-4d) beat Sri Lanka (226 & 181)         Colombo (PSS)        1994       
300   Australia (346 & 367-6d) beat India (272 & 141)            Perth                1991/92    

 
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