A: The highest total is England's 903-7 declared at The Oval in 1938 when Sir Len Hutton scored a then world record 364 and the hosts ran out winners by a staggering margin of an innings and 579 runs.
The lowest total is Australia's 36 all out in a rain-affected Test at Edgbaston in 1902, when Wilf Rhodes claimed 7-17 but the match still ended in a draw.
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