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hardWho scored the first-ever triple century in Test cricket history, hitting 325 against West Indies in 1930?
✓Andy Sandham
BDon Bradman
CWally Hammond
DJack Hobbs
Answer Explanation
England's Andy Sandham scored 325 in the final Test of the series at Kingston in April 1930, becoming the first man to score a Test triple century. It was his last Test innings, aged 39.
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