Stats: Instances of Number 11 top scoring in an innings of a Test
You don’t often see a number 11 batsman scoring much in a match, leave alone top scoring in an entire innings of a Test match. There are only 9 instances of such an event happening in the history of Test cricket, with the most recent being Australia’s Ashton Agar scoring a counter-attacking 98 off 101 balls before being dismissed caught at the midwicket boundary miscuing a pull off the bowling of England pace bowler Stuart Broad in an Ashes Test match last year.
Here is a list of all the 9 such instances.
| Player | Runs scored | Team | Opposition | Match Date |
| Ashton Agar | 98 | Australia | England | 10 Jul 2013 |
| Bert Vogler | 62* | SouthAfrica | England | 30 Mar 1906 |
| Frederick Spofforth | 50 | Australia | England | 21 Mar 1885 |
| Steve Harmison | 42 | England | South Africa | 2 Jan 2005 |
| Jayantha Amerasinghe | 34 | Sri Lanka | New Zealand | 9 Mar 1984 |
| Talha Jubair | 31 | Bangladesh | India | 17 Dec 2004 |
| Asif Masood | 30* | Pakistan | West Indies | 15 Feb 1975 |
| Tom McKibbin | 16 | Australia | England | 10 Aug 1896 |
| Nathan Lyon | 14 | Australia | South Africa | 9 Nov 2011 |
Note: Stats updated till June 10, 2014.