List of international cricket centuries by Rohit Sharma

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Rohit Sharma has scored 40 centuries in international cricket.

Rohit Sharma is an Indian cricketer who has represented the national team since 2007.[1] He has made 40 centuries in international cricket—29 in One Day Internationals (ODI), 7 in Tests and 4 Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is)—as of February 2021. Rohit Sharma holds the record for the highest number of T20I centuries.

Sharma made his ODI debut against Ireland in June 2007.[1] His first century came during the 2010 Tri-nation tournament in Zimbabwe when he made 114 against the hosts. In the 2013 bilateral series against Australia at home, he made two centuries, including a double-century.[a] The next year, he scored 264 against Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata. The score remains the highest individual total by a batsman in the format as of January 2020.[2][3] In January 2016, he made 171 not out against Australia; it remained the highest score by a visiting batsman against Australia until England's Jason Roy made 180 in 2018.[b][5] Sharma set the record for most centuries scored in a World Cup when he scored five centuries in the 2019 World Cup.[6] He has scored centuries against nine different opponents and has the joint second-highest number of centuries (eight) against Australia in the format.[c] As of January 2020, Sharma has eight scores in excess of 150, and three double-centuries, both of which are records in ODIs.[8][9] He has the second highest number of centuries for an active player in the format.[d]

Sharma made his Test debut during the 2013–14 home series against the West Indies. He scored 177 on his debut and went on to make another century in the next match.[e][12] He scored three centuries in the home series against South Africa in October 2019—including 176 and 127 in the first match,[f] and a career-highest score of 212 in the third match.

Sharma made his T20I debut during the ICC T20 World Cup 2007 against England. In October 2015, he became the second Indian to score a century in the T20I format when he made 106 against South Africa. Sharma jointly holds the record for the fastest T20I century (off 35 balls) with South Africa's David Miller and Czech Republic's Sudesh Wickramasekara.[g] His four centuries in the format are the most by any player.[15] As of February 2021, Sharma is ranked joint 16th among players with the most centuries in international cricket.[h]

Key[]

  • dagger – Man of the match
  • double-dagger – Captain of India in that match

Test cricket centuries[]

Test centuries scored by Rohit[17]
No. Score Against Pos. Inn. Test Venue H/A Date Result Ref
1 177 dagger  West Indies 6 2 1/2 India Eden Gardens, Kolkata Home 6 November 2013 Won [18]
2 111*  West Indies 6 2 2/2 India Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai Home 14 November 2013 Won [19]
3 102*  Sri Lanka 6 2 2/3 India Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur Home 24 November 2017 Won [20]
4 176 dagger  South Africa 2 1 1/3 India VDCA Cricket Stadium, Vishakhapatnam Home 2 October 2019 Won [21]
5 127 dagger  South Africa 2 3 1/3 India VDCA Cricket Stadium, Vishakhapatnam Home 2 October 2019 Won [21]
6 212 dagger  South Africa 2 1 3/3 India JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi Home 19 October 2019 Won [22]
7 161  England 1 1 2/4 India M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai Home 13 February 2021 Won [23]

One Day International cricket centuries[]

ODI centuries scored by Rohit[24]
No. Score Against Pos. Inn. S/R Venue H/A/N Date Result Ref
1 114  Zimbabwe 4 1 95.79 Zimbabwe Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo Away 28 May 2010 Lost [25]
2 101* dagger  Sri Lanka 4 2 101.00 Zimbabwe Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo Neutral 30 May 2010 Won [26]
3 141* dagger  Australia 1 2 114.63 India Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur Home 16 October 2013 Won [27]
4 209 dagger  Australia 1 1 132.27 India M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore Home 2 November 2013 Won [28]
5 264 dagger  Sri Lanka 2 1 152.60 India Eden Gardens, Kolkata Home 13 November 2014 Won [29]
6 138  Australia 1 1 99.28 Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Away 18 January 2015 Lost [30]
7 137 dagger  Bangladesh 1 1 108.73 Australia Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Neutral 19 March 2015 Won [31]
8 150  South Africa 1 2 112.78 India Green Park Stadium, Kanpur Home 11 October 2015 Lost [32]
9 171*  Australia 1 1 104.90 Australia WACA Ground, Perth Away 12 January 2016 Lost [33]
10 124 dagger  Australia 1 1 97.63 Australia The Gabba, Brisbane Away 15 January 2016 Lost [34]
11 123* dagger  Bangladesh 1 2 95.34 England Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham Neutral 15 June 2017 Won [35]
12 124*  Sri Lanka 1 2 85.51 Sri Lanka Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Pallekele Away 27 August 2017 Won [36]
13 104  Sri Lanka 1 1 118.18 Sri Lanka R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo Away 31 August 2017 Won [37]
14 125 dagger  Australia 2 2 114.67 India Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium Nagpur Home 1 October 2017 Won [38]
15 147 dagger  New Zealand 1 1 106.52 India Green Park Stadium, Kanpur Home 29 October 2017 Won [39]
16 208* dagger double-dagger  Sri Lanka 1 1 135.94 India Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali Home 13 December 2017 Won [40]
17 115 dagger  South Africa 1 1 91.26 South Africa St. George's Park, Port Elizabeth Away 13 February 2018 Won [41]
18 137*  England 1 2 120.17 England Trent Bridge, Nottingham Away 12 July 2018 Won [42]
19 111* double-dagger  Pakistan 1 2 93.27 United Arab Emirates Dubai Cricket Stadium, Dubai Neutral 23 September 2018 Won [43]
20 152*  West Indies 1 2 129.58 India ACA Stadium, Guwahati Home 21 October 2018 Won [44]
21 162 dagger  West Indies 1 1 118.25 India Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai Home 29 October 2018 Won [45]
22 133  Australia 1 2 103.10 Australia Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Away 12 January 2019 Lost [46]
23 122* dagger  South Africa 1 2 85.10 England Rose Bowl, Southampton Neutral 5 June 2019 Won [47]
24 140 dagger  Pakistan 2 1 123.89 England Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester Neutral 16 June 2019 Won (D/L) [48]
25 102  England 2 2 93.57 England Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham Away 30 June 2019 Lost [49]
26 104 dagger  Bangladesh 2 1 113.04 England Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham Neutral 2 July 2019 Won [50]
27 103 dagger  Sri Lanka 2 2 109.57 England Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds Neutral 6 July 2019 Won [51]
28 159 dagger  West Indies 1 1 115.21 India Dr. Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA–VDCA Cricket Stadium, Vishakhapatnam Home 18 December 2019 Won [52]
29 119 dagger  Australia 1 2 92.96 India M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore Home 19 January 2020 Won [53]

Twenty20 International cricket centuries[]

T20I centuries scored by Rohit[54]
No. Score Against Pos. Inn. S/R Venue H/A/N Date Result Ref
1 106  South Africa 1 1 160.60 India HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala Home 2 October 2015 Lost [55]
2 118 dagger double-dagger  Sri Lanka 1 1 274.41 India Holkar Stadium, Indore Home 22 December 2017 Won [56]
3 100* dagger  England 1 2 178.57 England Bristol County Ground, Bristol Away 8 July 2018 Won [57]
4 111* dagger double-dagger  West Indies 1 1 181.96 India Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Cricket Stadium, Lucknow Home 6 November 2018 Won [58]

Notes[]

  1. ^ Sharma became the third player to score an ODI double-century.[2]
  2. ^ As of January 2020, this remains the seventh-highest individual score in Australia.[4]
  3. ^ He shares the position with Virat Kohli and is behind Sachin Tendulkar (nine).[7]
  4. ^ Sharma is behind Tendulkar (49), Kohli (43) and Ricky Ponting (30) in the all-time list.[10]
  5. ^ Sharma was the 14th Indian to score a century on Test debut.[11]
  6. ^ He became the sixth Indian to score centuries in both innings of a Test match.[13]
  7. ^ It came during the course of his 43-ball 118 against Sri Lanka in December 2017.[14]
  8. ^ Sharma shares the position with Australia's Matthew Hayden and New Zealand's Ross Taylor.[16]

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