Teams with Most ‘Below-100 Innings Totals’ in Test Cricket

Test cricket can pose an array of challenges in front of batting teams. Batters have to navigate potent bowling attacks, along with the varied playing conditions.

We have seen teams overcome these challenges and tire out the opposition by piling on huge scores. But there have been instances where teams have been bundled out under 100 runs several times.

In this article, we’ll look at the list of teams dismissed below 100 runs the most times in Test cricket.

Teams All Out Below 100 Most Times in Tests

Key Stats

30: Australia, England, and South Africa are the three teams to have been bowled out below 100 runs in 30 or more Test innings.

5: England is the only team to have won five or more Test matches despite getting all out under 100 runs. Whereas India is the only team to draw five or more Tests after scoring sub-100 totals.

26: New Zealand total against England in the 1955 Auckland Test match. This is the lowest-ever innings total by any team in Test cricket. Check the lowest 10 first innings team totals here.

45: England’s total against Australia in the 1987 Sydney Test. Despite registering their lowest total, England went on to win the match by 13 runs. England’s 45 is the lowest innings total to end up in a winning cause. You can find out the next 9 spots here.

50: Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, and Zimbabwe are the only three teams to not get all out under 50 runs in Tests. Afghanistan is yet to be wrapped up below 100 runs in Test cricket.