Most runs scored in Test matches between dismissals

Adam Voges (Australia) scored 614 runs between dismissals in three Test matches from 10 December 2015 to 14 February 2016. The middle-order batsman hit 269 not out against the West Indies at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart, Australia, on 10–11 December, 106 not out against the same opposition at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia, on 26–27 December 2015, and 239 runs against New Zealand at Basin Reserve, Wellington, New Zealand, on 12–14 February 2016.

Voges did not bat in the rain-affected Third Test against Australia on 3–7 January 2016.

In each of the three Tests, Voges batted only once.

The previous record of 497 runs was held by Sachin Tendulkar, who scored 241 not out and 60 not out against Australia and 194 not out and 2 against Pakistan between January and April 2004.

Voges averaged an incredible 105.58 runs per innings from 14 Test matches immediately before his dismissal for 239 in Wellington. After he was out, his batting average stood at 97.46. Legendary Australian batsman Donald Bradman (1908–2001) posted a career average of 99.94 runs per innings in 52 Test matches in 1928–48. After 14 Test matches, that average stood at 94.45.

New Zealand spinner Mark Craig was the player who brought Voges' unbeaten scoring run to an end – one of a record-equalling four caught-and-bowled dismissals in the Australian innings.