Australia leads Test cricket with 422 wins, followed by England (403) and South Africa (187). India and West Indies share 185 victories each. These teams have shaped the history of the longest format, showcasing dominance, resilience, and consistency across eras, with Australia and England standing out for their unmatched records.
5. West Indies – 185 Wins
The West Indies became a full member in 1926 and debuted in Test cricket in 1928 against England at Lord’s. They have played 589 Tests, winning 185, losing 221, drawing 182, and tying 1. The team once dominated world cricket, remaining undefeated for a significant period.
4. India – 185 Wins
India was the first Asian team to gain Test status in 1926 and played their first match in June 1932 against England at Lord’s. Out of 596 Tests, India has won 185, lost 186, drawn 224, and tied 1. They were finalists in the first two WTC editions.
3. South Africa – 187 Wins
South Africa gained Test status in 1909 and debuted against England at St. George’s. Despite a 21-year ban (1970–1991), they have played 474 Tests, winning 187, losing 161, and drawing 126. They won the ICC WTC third edition in 2025.
2. England – 403 Wins
1. Australia – 422 Wins
Australia dominates Test cricket with 422 wins out of 877 matches, alongside 234 losses, 2 ties, and 219 draws. They boast the highest win percentage and remain a formidable side worldwide.
