Players with most centuries in ICC ODI World Cup

The ICC Cricket World Cup is the most anticipated and biggest cricketing event on the planet, mainly because it is held every four years and features only the best teams in the world. The World Cup is watched by millions of viewers around the world, all thanks to the incredibly entertaining cricket action.

The one-day international format of the World Cup allows players to fully showcase their talents, but often players perform at a completely different level. Teams crossed 400 runs on the scoreboard, batsmen scored double centuries and bowlers dismissed entire teams for double-digit totals.

The World Cup has had its ups and downs, but today we’re going to look at individual records for most centuries. Check the list of top hundred players in ICC ODI World Cup here.

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7 hundreds in 19 innings 🤯

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Rohit Sharma broke the record for most centuries in the ICC Cricket World Cup after a brilliant knock against Afghanistan in the 2023 edition. Sharma scored his 7th century to surpass Sachin Tendulkar’s almost unbeatable record of 6 hundreds in the World Cup.

Rohit Sharma needed just 61 balls to reach the milestone. He ended his innings with 131 balls.

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In Match 10: Australia vs South Africa, Quinton de Kock scored his second consecutive century in 90 balls.

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Most Centuries in ICC ODI World Cup – Rohit Sharma

Scoring a hundred is one of the greatest achievements of a batsman. The intensity and reward of scoring 100 runs for your team is immense for any player and even more so in the World Cup, the most prestigious tournament in cricket.

It is a marvelous feat to score a World Cup century despite the increased pressure and struggle against high-level opposition, but some batsmen have managed to score not one, but multiple World Cup centuries. Today we are dealing with players with a maximum of a hundred players in the World Cup.

Indians Rohit Sharma and Sachin Tendulkar are on top with 7 and 6 centuries respectively. Sharma needed just 19 innings and three World Cups to reach the milestone, while Tendulkar’s centuries span 44 innings and six World Cups.

Kumar Sangakkara and Ricky Ponting are next with 5 centuries each in 35 and 42 innings respectively.

Most Centuries in ICC Cricket World Cup

Rank

Player

100

Innings

Is running

The highest score

Span

1

Rohit Sharma (IND)

7

19

1109

140

2015-2023

2

Sachin Tendulkar (IND)

6

44

2278

152

1992-2011

3

Kumar Sangakkara (SL)

5

35

1532

124

2003-2015

4

Ricky Ponting (AUS)

5

42

in 1743

140*

1996-2011

5

David Warner (AUS)

4

18

992

178

2015-2023

6

Sourav Ganguly (IND)

4

21

1006

183

1999-2007

7

AB de Villiers (SA)

4

22

1207

162*

2007-2015

8

Mark Waugh (AUS)

4

22

1004

130

1992-1999

9

Tillakaratne Dilshan (SL)

4

25

1112

161*

2007-2015

10

Mahela Jayawardene (SL)

4

34

1100

115*

1999-2015

11

Shikhar Dhawan (IND)

3

10

537

137

2015-2019

12

Ramiz Raja (PAK)

3

16

700

119*

1987-1996

13

Joe Root (ENG)

3

16

758

121

2015-2023

14

Aaron Finch (AUS)

3

18

787

153

2015-2019

15

Matthew Hayden (AUS)

3

21

987

158

2003-2007

16

Viv Richards (WI)

3

21

1013

181

1975-1987

17

Saeed Anwar (PAK)

3

21

915

113*

1996-2003

18

Sanath Jayasuriya (SL)

3

37

1165

120

1992-2007

19

Ryan ten Doeschate (NED)

2

9

435

119

2007-2011

20

Jonny Bairstow (ENG)

2

11

532

111

2019-2023

21

Geoff Marsh (AUS)

2

13

579

126*

1987-1992

22

Kevin Pietersen (ENG)

2

13

575

104

2007-2011

23

Glenn Turner (NZ)

2

14

612

171*

1975-1983

24

Marvan Atapattu (SL)

2

15

521

124

1999-2003

25

Gordon Greenidge (WI)

2

15

591

106*

1975-1983

26

Mahmudullah (BAN)

2

15

616

128*

2011-2023

27

Brendan Taylor (ZIM)

2

15

690

138

2007-2015

28

Aamer Sohail (PAK)

2

16

598

114

1992-1996

29

David Boon (AUS)

2

16

815

100

1987-1992

30

Quinton De Kock (SA)

2

19

657*

100*

2015-2023

31

Rahul Dravid (IND)

2

21

860

145

1999-2007

32

Faf du Plessis (SA)

2

21

926

109

2011-2019

33

Upul Tharanga (SL)

2

21

697

133

2007-2015

34

Hashim Amla (SA)

2

22

842

159

2011-2019

35

Nathan Astle (NZ)

2

22

403

102*

1996-2003

36

Virender Sehwag (IND)

2

22

843

175

2003-2011

37

Scott Styris (NZ)

2

22

909

141

2003-2011

38

Kane Williamson (NZ)

2

22

911

148

2011-2023

39

Herschelle Gibbs (SA)

2

23

1067

143

1999-2007

40

Virat Kohli (IND)

2

26

1030

107

2011-2023

41

Martin Guptill (NZ)

2

27

995

237*

2011-2019

42

Shakib Al Hasan (BAN)

2

29

1146

124*

2007-2023

43

Aravinda de Silva (SL)

2

32

1064

145

1987-2003

44

Stephen Fleming (NZ)

2

33

1075

134*

1996-2007

45

Brian Lara (WI)

2

33

1225

116

1992-2007

46

Chris Gayle (WI)

2

34

1186

215

2003-2019

47

Devon Conway (NZ)

1

1

152

152*

2023-2023

48

Rachin Ravindra (NZ)

1

1

123

123*

2023-2023

49

Brad Hodge (AUS)

1

2

152

123

2007-2007

50

Keith Fletcher (ENG)

1

3

207

131

1975-1975

Imran Nazir (PAK)

1

3

190

160

2007-2007

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