Clyde Walcott: The West Indies Legend Who Outshone Bradman's Century Record

• West Indies legend Clyde Walcott holds the unique world record for scoring the most centuries (5) in a single Test series.
• Walcott achieved this feat in a 5-match Test series against Australia in 1955, scoring 827 runs.
• This record surpassed Don Bradman's previous best of four centuries in a Test series, set in 1930.
• Despite many top batsmen like Sunil Gavaskar, Virat Kohli, and Shubman Gill scoring four centuries in a series, none have matched Walcott's five.
• Walcott's career statistics include 3798 runs in 44 Tests with 15 centuries, and over 11,000 runs in First-Class cricket.

Why It Matters: Clyde Walcott's record of 5 centuries in a single Test series remains unbroken, surpassing even Don Bradman.