Voges, Marsh ensure records tumble

RECORDS TUMBLE IN ADAM VOGES AND SHAUN MARSH'S 449-RUN FOURTH-WICKET STAND IN THE FIRST TEST AGAINST THE WEST INDIES IN HOBART

- They set a Test record for the fourth wicket, overtaking 437 made by Sri Lanka's Mahela Jayawardene and Thilan Samaraweera against Pakistan in 2009

- It is the second-highest Test partnership by Australia, trailing only Sir Donald Bradman and Bill Ponsford's 451-run second-wicket stand against England at The Oval in 1934

- It is the sixth-highest Test partnership ever. The pinnacle is 624 by Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene against South Africa in 2006

- It is the highest Test partnership against the West Indies, surpassing England's Peter May and Colin Cowdrey's mark of 411 set in 1957

- It is the highest Test stand on Australian soil, eclipsing the 405 set by Don Bradman and Sid Barnes at Sydney in 1946

- Voges' 269 not out is the highest Test score by an Australian against the West Indies, breaking Doug Walters' 242 made at Sydney in 1969

- It is the fourth-highest Test score against the Windies, the highest is 337 by Pakistan's Hanif Mohammad in 1958

- Voges set a Hobart Test record for highest score, overtaking Ricky Ponting's 209 against Pakistan in 2010

- Voges' knock was the second highest in Australia-Windies Tests, trailing only Brian Lara's 277 at Sydney in 1993

- Voges' effort is the 10th-highest Test score by an Australian

- Voges cruised past his best first class score of 249

Compiled across 87.3 overs and scored at better than five runs an over, Voges