years |
days |
name |
match |
year |
49 |
119 |
J. Southerton |
England v
Australia at Melbourne |
1876-77 |
47 |
284 |
Miran Bux |
Pakistan v
India at Lahore |
1954-55 |
46 |
253 |
D. D. Blackie |
Australia
v England at Sydney |
1928-29 |
46 |
237 |
H.
Ironmonger |
Australia v England at Brisbane |
1928-29 |
42 |
242 |
N. Betancourt |
West Indies v England at Port-of-Spain |
1929-30 |
41 |
337 |
E. R.
Wilson |
England v Australia at Sydney |
1920-21 |
41 |
27 |
R. J. D. Jamshedji |
India v England at Bombay |
1933-34 |
40 |
345 |
C. A.
Wiles |
West Indies v England at Manchester |
1933 |
40 |
295 |
O. Henry |
South Africa v India at Durban |
1992-93 |
40 |
216 |
S. P.
Kinneir |
England v Australia at Sydney |
1911-12 |
40 |
110 |
H. W. Lee |
England v South Africa at Johannesburg |
1930-31 |
40 |
56 |
G. W.
A. Chubb |
South Africa v England at Nottingham |
1951 |
40 |
37 |
C. Ramaswami |
India v England at Manchester |
1936 |
|
Note: The oldest Test player on debut
for New Zealand was HM McGirr, 38 years 101 days, v England at Auckland,
1929-30; for Sri Lanka, DS de Silva, 39 years 251 days, v England at Colombo
(PSS), 1981-82; for Zimbabwe, AC Waller, 37 years 84 days, v England at
Bulawayo, 1996-97. AJ Traicos was 45 years 154 days old when he made his
debut for Zimbabwe (v India at Harare, 1992-93) having played three Tests
for South Africa in 1969-70. |