The World Test Championship has seen several players score multiple runs. Here are the top run-scorers from each Test-playing nation.
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Joe Root leads the overall charts for England with a staggering 5,796 runs in WTC history and continues to be a run machine for his side.
In second place is Steve Smith, who has amassed 4,278 runs, making him Australia’s highest run-getter in WTC matches.
Babar Azam has been the backbone of Pakistan’s batting line-up, accumulating 2,998 runs in the WTC to date.
New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson follows closely with 2,822 runs, spearheading the Blackcaps' batting efforts in the championship.
For India, Rishabh Pant recently surpassed Rohit Sharma to become the team’s leading WTC run-scorer, now sitting at 2,719 runs.
Sri Lanka’s experienced opener Dimuth Karunaratne tops his country’s tally with 2,642 runs in the WTC.
West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite, who recently played his 100th Test, has led from the front with 2,268 runs in WTC history.
South African skipper Temba Bavuma has scored 1,992 runs, making him his side’s most reliable WTC batter.
For Bangladesh, Liton Das tops the chart with 1,976 runs, underlining his consistency in the longest format.
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