What's the record test 10th wicket partnership, who shard it, and in what year?

Answer 1

The record test 10th wicket partnership is 151 runs, shared by BF Hastings and RO Collinge for New Zealand, against Pakistan. The match was played at Eden Park, Auckland, NZ from 16-19 February 1973. Their partnership helped New Zealand's first innings total from 251-9 to 402 all out, matching Pakistan's first innings total. The match eventually ended in a draw.

The record was equalled in 1997 by Pakistan's Azhar Mahmood and Mushtaq Ahmed. The pair helped Pakistan to bat through the first three days of the 1st Test against South Africa, in a match which unsurprisingly ended in a draw.

For other high 10th wicket partnerships / scorecards, see the link below.

Answer 2

The highest 10th wicket partnership in test cricket is 151 runs. The following batsmen have accomplished this feat;

1) B.F. Hastings and R.O. Collinge of new Zeland
against Pakistan at Auckland on 16th February, 1973.

2) Azar Mahmood and Mushtaq Ahmed of Pakistan
against South Africa at Rawalpindi on 6th October
1997.

Answer 3

151, scored by Brian Hastings (110) and Richard Collinge (68*) of New Zealand, against Pakistan in Auckland, 17 February 1973

151, scored by Azhar Mahmood(128*) and Mustaq Ahmed (59) of Pakistan, against South Africa in Rawlpindi, 6 October 1997.

Answer 4

198 between root and anderson in 2014 vs india

Answer 5

pakistan vs south africa in rawalpindipakistan mustaq ahmed and azhar mehmood