Aged but Agile: 6 Test Batsmen Who Defied Age with Centuries, 97-Year Record Stands

• Sir Jack Hobbs holds the 97-year-old world record as the oldest player to score a Test century at 46 years and 82 days.
• Patsy Hendren and Frank Woolley also scored centuries past 45, showcasing mental fortitude over physical strength.
• Warren Bardsley's unbeaten 193 at Lord's at 43 years and 202 days highlighted his unwavering valor.
• Arthur Nurse scored 111 runs at 42 years and 291 days in an era without modern safety equipment.
• Misbah-ul-Haq, at 42 years and 47 days, scored 114 at Lord's and famously did push-ups, defying age in modern cricket.