Indian Cricket Team's Biggest Test Wins By Runs

India secured their largest-ever Test victory by runs, defeating England by a margin of 434 runs in the third Test held in Rajkot on Sunday.

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At the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai in December 2021, India dominated New Zealand, clinching a convincing 372-run win in the second Test.

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In December 2015, India emerged victorious against South Africa by a commanding margin of 337 runs on the final day of the fourth Test held in New Delhi.

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India sealed a 321-run victory in the third Test vs NZ at Indore to complete a comprehensive 3-0 series whitewash in October 2016

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Under the leadership of Skipper MS Dhoni, India secured a commanding 320-run win over Australia in the second Test at Mohali in 2008.

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In August 2019, India triumphed over the West Indies by 318 runs in the first Test held at North Sound.

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India leveled the series against England 1-1 in February 2021 by defeating them by a margin of 317 runs in the second Test held in Chennai.

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India delivered a crushing blow to Sri Lanka in July 2017, claiming a comprehensive 304-run victory in the first Test held at Galle.

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The 434-run defeat suffered by England in Rajkot ranks as their second-largest loss in Test cricket by runs.

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Indian Cricket Team's Biggest Test Wins By Runs

India secured their largest-ever Test victory by runs, defeating England by a margin of 434 runs in the third Test held in Rajkot on Sunday.

India vs England

At the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai in December 2021, India dominated New Zealand, clinching a convincing 372-run win in the second Test.

India vs New Zealand

In December 2015, India emerged victorious against South Africa by a commanding margin of 337 runs on the final day of the fourth Test held in New Delhi.

India vs South Africa

India sealed a 321-run victory in the third Test vs NZ at Indore to complete a comprehensive 3-0 series whitewash in October 2016

India vs New Zealand

Under the leadership of Skipper MS Dhoni, India secured a commanding 320-run win over Australia in the second Test at Mohali in 2008.

India vs Australia

In August 2019, India triumphed over the West Indies by 318 runs in the first Test held at North Sound.

India vs West Indies

India leveled the series against England 1-1 in February 2021 by defeating them by a margin of 317 runs in the second Test held in Chennai.

India vs England

India delivered a crushing blow to Sri Lanka in July 2017, claiming a comprehensive 304-run victory in the first Test held at Galle.

India vs Sri Lanka

The 434-run defeat suffered by England in Rajkot ranks as their second-largest loss in Test cricket by runs.

England's 2nd biggest defeat