Warner also moved past the legendary cricketer Don Bradman in the run-scoring list for Australia in Test cricket.
Congress lawmaker Shashi Tharoor on Sunday gave his take on how cricket teams should go for breaking records if the opportunity presents itself. His remarks came after Australia's batsman David Warner was not able to break Brian Lara's record of highest individual Test score. David Warner had played an unbeaten knock of 335 runs against Pakistan in the ongoing day-night Test at Adelaide and was on course to break Lara's individual score of 400. It was then that Australia's skipper Tim Paine decided to declare the innings. (Photo:AFP)
Perth: Opening batsman David Warner on Saturday became the 12th Australian cricketer to smash 7000 runs in the longest format of the game.
By doing so, Warner also moved past the legendary cricketer Don Bradman in the run-scoring list for Australia in Test cricket.
The left-handed batsman achieved the feat on Day two of the first Test against New Zealand.
Warner reached 7000 runs in his 151st innings.
On November 30, Australian cricketer Steve Smith had become the fastest to register 7,000 runs in Test cricket.
India batsman Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar had reached the milestone in their 134th and 136th innings respectively.
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