triple century scored by a batsman according to the year

Triple centuries and above

No.	Score	Batsman	For	Against	Innings	Test	Ground	Date
1	325	Andy Sandham[1]	England	West Indies	1st	4th	Sabina Park, Kingston	3 April 1930
2	334	Donald Bradman[2]	Australia	England	1st	3rd	Headingley, Leeds	11 July 1930
3	336*	Wally Hammond[3]	England	New Zealand	1st	2nd	Eden Park, Auckland	31 March 1933
4	304	Donald Bradman[4]	Australia	England	1st	4th	Headingley, Leeds	20 July 1934
5	364	Len Hutton[5]	England	Australia	1st	5th	The Oval, London	20 August 1938
6	337	Hanif Mohammad[6]	Pakistan	West Indies	2nd	1st	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	17 January 1958
7	365*	Garfield Sobers[7]	West Indies	Pakistan	1st	3rd	Sabina Park, Kingston	26 February 1958
8	311	Bob Simpson[8]	Australia	England	1st	4th	Old Trafford, Manchester	23 July 1964
9	310*	John Edrich[9]	England	New Zealand	1st	3rd	Headingley, Leeds	8 July 1965
10	307	Bob Cowper[10]	Australia	England	1st	5th	Melbourne Cricket Ground	11 February 1966
11	302	Lawrence Rowe[11]	West Indies	England	1st	3rd	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	6 March 1974
12	333	Graham Gooch[12]	England	India	1st	1st	Lord's Cricket Ground, London	26 July 1990
13	375	Brian Lara[13]	West Indies	England	1st	5th	Antigua Recreation Ground, St John's	16 April 1994
14	340	Sanath Jayasuriya[14]	Sri Lanka	India	1st	1st	R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	2 August 1997
15	334*	Mark Taylor[15]	Australia	Pakistan	1st	2nd	Arbab Niaz Stadium, Peshawar	15 October 1998
16	329	Inzamam-ul-Haq[16]	Pakistan	New Zealand	1st	1st	Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore	1 May 2002
17	380	Matthew Hayden[17]	Australia	Zimbabwe	1st	1st	WACA Ground, Perth	9 October 2003
18	309	Virender Sehwag[18]	India	Pakistan	1st	1st	Multan Cricket Stadium	28 March 2004
19	400*	Brian Lara[19]	West Indies	England	1st	4th	Antigua Recreation Ground, St John's	10 April 2004
20	317	Chris Gayle[20]	West Indies	South Africa	1st	4th	Antigua Recreation Ground, St John's	29 April 2005
21	374	Mahela Jayawardene[21]	Sri Lanka	South Africa	1st	1st	Sinhalese S.C., Colombo	27 July 2006
22	319	Virender Sehwag[22]	India	South Africa	1st	2nd	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai	26 March 2008
23	313	Younis Khan[23]	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	1st	1st	National Stadium, Karachi	21 February 2009
24	333	Chris Gayle[24]	West Indies	Sri Lanka	1st	1st	Galle International Stadium	15 November 2010
25	329*	Michael Clarke[25]	Australia	India	1st	2nd	Sydney Cricket Ground	3 January 2012
26	311*	Hashim Amla[26]	South Africa	England	1st	1st	The Kia Oval	19 July 2012            for more see wwwcricketash.blogspot.com