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Test Two Wicket Victories: Most runs added by last partnership

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Ordered by runs, click by date for ordering by date
61West Indies (306 & 268-8) beat Pakistan (309 & 262)Kensington Oval, Bridgetown1987/88
56Australia (300 & 275-8) beat England (273 & 300)Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney1907/08
55Australia (386 & 282-8) beat England (393-8d & 273)Edgbaston, Birmingham2023
51South Africa (301 & 150-8) beat Pakistan (211 & 237)SuperSport Park, Centurion2024/25
50New Zealand (220 & 278-8) beat Pakistan (274 & 223)Carisbrook, Dunedin1984/85
46Pakistan (293 & 141-8) beat England (255 & 175)Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood1992
43Sri Lanka (353 & 220-8) beat Pakistan (182 & 390)Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi1999/00
32India (341 & 256-8) beat Australia (320 & 274)Brabourne Stadium, Bombay1964/65
31England (134 & 191-8) beat West Indies (267 & 54)Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood2000
19Australia (270 & 294-8) beat South Africa (303 & 258)Liberty Life Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg2005/06
18Australia (296 & 310-8) beat South Africa (266 & 339)Bidvest Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg2011/12
12England (253 & 128-8) beat South Africa (161 & 219)Kingsmead, Durban1948/49
12Australia (394 & 342-8) beat India (402 & 330-9d)Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth1977/78
11England (0-0d & 251-8) beat South Africa (248-8d & 0-0)SuperSport Park, Centurion1999/00
6Australia (108 & 271-8) beat South Africa (209 & 168)St George's Park, Port Elizabeth1996/97
5New Zealand (373 & 285-8) beat Sri Lanka (355 & 302)Hagley Oval, Christchurch2022/23
4West Indies (308 & 209-8) beat England (263 & 252)Trent Bridge, Nottingham1980
4India (501 & 155-8) beat Australia (391 & 264)MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai2000/01
2England (100 & 95-8) beat Australia (92 & 102)Kennington Oval, Kennington1890
2Australia (356 & 258-8) beat West Indies (292 & 321)Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne1960/61