Cricket's Longest Test Careers: Rhodes' 96-Year Record Unbroken, Tendulkar on Elite List

• Wilfred Rhodes holds the record for the longest Test career at 30 years and 315 days, from 1899 to 1930.
• David Bryan Close's career spanned 26 years and 356 days, playing only 22 Tests but leaving a significant impact.
• Frank Woolley, an excellent all-rounder, played for 25 years and 13 days from 1909 to 1934.
• George Headley, known as 'Black Bradman', had a 24-year and 10-day career, with an impressive average of 60.83.
• Sachin Tendulkar's career lasted 24 years and 1 day, setting a record of 200 Tests, adapting from Kapil Dev's era to Virat Kohli's.