List of Cricket World Cup centuries

India's Rohit Sharma has the most centuries (7) in World Cup matches. He also holds the record for most centuries in a single World Cup tournament having scored 5 centuries in the 2019 Cricket World Cup.

In cricket, a player is said to have completed a century when he scores 100 or more runs in a single innings. ^[1] The Cricket World Cup is the international championship of One Day International (ODI) cricket. The event is organized by the sport's governing body, the International Cricket Council (ICC), ^[2] and is held once every four years. ^{[2] [3]} As of the latest 2023 tournament, a total of 236 centuries have been scored by 135 players from 16 different teams. ^[4] Players from all the teams that have permanent ODI status have made centuries. ^{[lower-alpha 1]} In addition, players from four teams that have temporary ODI status have scored centuries. ^{[lower-alpha 2]} India have scored the most centuries (39), and have the most centurions (17). ^[4]

The first century in the championship was scored by Dennis Amiss of England when he made 137 against India in the 1975 World Cup. ^[6] The same day New Zealand's Glenn Turner scored 171* against East Africa. It remained the highest individual total over the next two editions until Indian cricketer Kapil Dev scored 175* against Zimbabwe in 1983. Following that, the record was broken successively by Viv Richards (181) in 1987, Gary Kirsten (188*) in 1996, Chris Gayle (215) and Martin Guptill (237*) both in 2015.

India's Rohit Sharma holds the record for the highest number of centuries with seven, ^[7] followed by India's Sachin Tendulkar and Australia's David Warner with six, and Australia's Ricky Ponting, Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara and India's Virat Kohli with five. Tillakaratne Dilshan, Sourav Ganguly, Mahela Jayawardene, AB de Villiers, Mark Waugh, Quinton de Kock have four centuries each. ^[7]

Rohit Sharma's five centuries in the 2019 tournament are the most by a player in a single tournament. Sangakkara scored four centuries in consecutive matches in the 2015 tournament. ^[8] Quinton de Kock also scored four centuries in a single tournament (2023). Six players – Waugh (1996), Ganguly (2003), Matthew Hayden (2007), Warner (2019), Rachin Ravindra and Virat Kohli (both 2023) – have scored three centuries in a single tournament. In 1992, Andy Flower of Zimbabwe – making his ODI debut in a World Cup – scored a century. ^{[lower-alpha 3] [11]} In the 2023 tournament, 40 centuries were scored, while the 1979 competition had just two centuries.

Seven centuries have been scored in the finals; ^[12] out of which six resulted in victories. ^[13] Adam Gilchrist's 149 against Sri Lanka at the 2007 World Cup Final remains the highest individual score in a final; ^[14] his 72-ball century is also the fastest in a final. ^[14]

The fastest 100 in any World Cup was scored by Glenn Maxwell in 40 balls against the Netherlands on 25 October 2023. He also scored the World Cup fastest 200 in the same World Cup against Afghanistan on 7 November.

Key

Symbol	Meaning
Runs	Number of runs scored
*	Batsman remained not out
†	Score was a World Cup record at that time
‡	Scored in a final
Balls	Number of balls faced
4s	Number of fours hit
6s	Number of sixes hit
S/R	Strike rate (Runs scored per 100 balls)
Tied	The match was a tie

Centuries

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  Viv Richards scored a match-winning century in the 1979 World Cup Final.
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  Ricky Ponting scored at least one century in four of the five World Cups he had played. ^[15]
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  Martin Guptill holds the record for the highest individual score in the tournament's history.
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  Adam Gilchrist holds the record for the quickest century in a final, and the highest score in a final.
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  Kumar Sangakkara scored four consecutive centuries, a record in ODIs, in the 2015 tournament.
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  Chris Gayle was the first batsman to score a double century in the World Cup.
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  Glenn Maxwell scored the fastest century in the history of the World Cup, in 40 balls against the Netherlands. ^[16]
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  Virat Kohli became the first batter in ODI history to score 50 centuries, going past Sachin's 49 in the semi-final of the 2023 tournament against New Zealand. ^[17]

• The list is arranged in chronological order. To sort this table by any statistic, click on the icon on the column title.

List of World Cup centuries ^[18]

No.	Player	Runs	Balls	4s	6s	S/R	Team	Opposition	Venue	Date	Result	Ref
1	Dennis Amiss	137†	147	18	0	93.19	England	India	Lord's, London	7 June 19751	Won	[19]
2	Glenn Turner	171*†	201	16	2	85.07	New Zealand	East Africa	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham	7 June 19752	Won	[20]
3	Keith Fletcher	131	147	13	0	89.11	England	New Zealand	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	11 June 19751	Won	[21]
4	Alan Turner	101	113	9	1	89.38	Australia	Sri Lanka	The Oval, London	11 June 19752	Won	[22]
5	Glenn Turner	114*	177	13	0	64.40	New Zealand	India	Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester	14 June 1975	Won	[23]
6	Clive Lloyd	102‡	85	12	2	120.00	West Indies	Australia	Lord's, London	21 June 1975	Won	[24]
7	Gordon Greenidge	106*	173	9	1	61.27		India	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham	9 June 1979	Won	[25]
8	Viv Richards	138*‡	157	11	3	87.89		England	Lord's, London	23 June 1979	Won	[26]
9	Allan Lamb	102	105	12	2	97.14	England	New Zealand	The Oval, London	9 June 1983	Won	[27]
10	David Gower	130	120	12	5	108.33		Sri Lanka	County Ground, Taunton	11 June 1983	Won	[28]
11	Trevor Chappell	110	131	11	0	83.96	Australia	India	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	13 June 19831	Won	[29]
12	Gordon Greenidge	105*	147	5	1	71.42	West Indies	Zimbabwe	New Road, Worcester	13 June 19832	Won	[30]
13	Viv Richards	119	146	6	1	81.50		India	The Oval, London	15 June 1983	Won	[31]
14	Imran Khan	102*	133	11	0	76.69	Pakistan	Sri Lanka	Headingley Stadium, Leeds	16 June 1983	Won	[32]
15	Kapil Dev	175*†	138	16	6	126.81	India	Zimbabwe	Nevill Ground, Royal Tunbridge Wells	18 June 1983	Won	[33]
16	Zaheer Abbas	103*	121	6	0	85.12	Pakistan	New Zealand	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	20 June 1983	Won	[34]
17	Javed Miandad	103	100	6	0	103.00		Sri Lanka	Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad	8 October 1987	Won	[35]
18	Geoff Marsh	110	141	7	1	78.01	Australia	India	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Madras [lower-alpha 4]	9 October 1987	Won	[36]
19	David Houghton	142	137	13	6	103.64	Zimbabwe	New Zealand	Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Hyderabad	10 October 1987	Lost	[37]
20	Desmond Haynes	105	124	10	1	84.67	West Indies	Sri Lanka	National Stadium, Karachi	13 October 19871	Won	[38]
21	Viv Richards	181†	125	16	7	144.80
22	Rameez Raja	113	148	5	0	76.35	Pakistan	England		20 October 1987	Won	[39]
23	Saleem Malik	100	95	10	0	105.26		Sri Lanka	Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad	25 October 1987	Won	[40]
24	Geoff Marsh	126*	149	12	3	84.56	Australia	New Zealand	Sector 16 Stadium, Chandigarh	27 October 1987	Won	[41]
25	Richie Richardson	110	135	8	2	81.48	West Indies	Pakistan	National Stadium, Karachi	30 October 1987	Won	[42]
26	Sunil Gavaskar	103*	88	10	3	117.04	India	New Zealand	Vidharba Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur	31 October 1987	Won	[43]
27	Graham Gooch	115	136	11	0	84.55	England	India	Wankhede stadium, Bombay	5 November 1987	Won	[44]
28	Martin Crowe	100*	134	11	0	74.62	New Zealand	Australia	Eden Park, Auckland	22 February 19921	Won	[45]
29	David Boon	100	133	11	0	75.18	Australia	New Zealand			Lost
30	Andy Flower	115*	152	8	1	75.65	Zimbabwe	Sri Lanka	Pukekura Park, New Plymouth	23 February 19921	Lost	[46]
31	Rameez Raja	102*	158	4	0	64.55	Pakistan	West Indies	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	23 February 19922	Lost	[47]
32	Aamer Sohail	114	136	12	0	83.82		Zimbabwe	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	27 February 1992	Won	[48]
33	Phil Simmons	110	125	8	2	88.00	West Indies	Sri Lanka	Berri Oval, Berri	13 March 1992	Won	[49]
34	Rameez Raja	119*	155	16	0	76.77	Pakistan	New Zealand	AMI Stadium, Christchurch	18 March 19921	Won	[50]
35	David Boon	100	147	8	0	68.02	Australia	West Indies	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	18 March 19922	Won	[51]
36	Nathan Astle	101	132	8	2	76.51	New Zealand	England	Sardar Patel Stadium, Ahmedabad	14 February 1996	Won	[52]
37	Gary Kirsten	188*†	159	13	4	118.23	South Africa	United Arab Emirates	Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi	16 February 1996	Won	[53]
38	Sachin Tendulkar	127*	138	15	1	92.02	India	Kenya	Barabati Stadium, Cuttack	18 February 1996	Won	[54]
39	Graeme Hick	104*	133	6	2	78.19	England	Netherlands	Arbab Niaz Stadium, Peshawar	22 February 1996	Won	[55]
40	Mark Waugh	130	128	14	1	101.56	Australia	Kenya	Indira Priyadarshini Stadium, Visakhapatnam	23 February 1996	Won	[56]
41	Mark Waugh	126	135	8	3	93.33		India	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	27 February 1996	Won	[57]
42	Aamer Sohail	111	139	8	0	79.85	Pakistan	South Africa	National Stadium, Karachi	29 February 1996	Lost	[58]
43	Sachin Tendulkar	137	137	8	5	100.00	India	Sri Lanka	Feroz Shah Kotla Ground, Delhi	2 March 1996	Lost	[59]
44	Ricky Ponting	102	112	5	1	91.07	Australia	West Indies	Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur	4 March 1996	Lost	[60]
45	Andrew Hudson	161	132	13	4	121.96	South Africa	Netherlands	Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi	5 March 1996	Won	[61]
46	Aravinda de Silva	145	115	14	5	126.08	Sri Lanka	Kenya	Asgiriya Stadium, Kandy	6 March 19961	Won	[62]
47	Vinod Kambli	106	110	11	0	96.36	India	Zimbabwe	Green Park Stadium, Kanpur	6 March 19962	Won	[63]
48	Brian Lara	111	94	16	0	118.08	West Indies	South Africa	National Stadium, Karachi	11 March 19961	Won	[64]
49	Chris Harris	130	124	13	4	104.83	New Zealand	Australia	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Madras [lower-alpha 4]	11 March 19962	Lost	[65]
50	Mark Waugh	110	112	6	2	98.21	Australia	New Zealand		11 March 19963	Won	[65]
51	Aravinda de Silva	107*‡	124	13	0	86.29	Sri Lanka	Australia	Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore	17 March 1996	Won	[66]
52	Rahul Dravid	104*	109	10	0	95.41	India	Kenya	County Ground, Bristol	23 May 19991	Won	[67]
53	Sachin Tendulkar	140*	101	16	3	138.61
54	Sourav Ganguly	183	158	17	7	115.82		Sri Lanka	County Ground, Taunton	26 May 19991	Won	[68]
55	Rahul Dravid	145	129	17	1	112.40
56	Ajay Jadeja	100*	138	7	2	72.46		Australia	The Oval, London	4 June 1999	Lost	[69]
57	Mark Waugh	104	120	13	0	86.66	Australia	Zimbabwe	Lord's, London	9 June 19991	Won	[70]
58	Neil Johnson	132*	144	14	2	91.66	Zimbabwe	Australia			Lost
59	Saeed Anwar	103	144	11	0	71.52	Pakistan	Zimbabwe	The Oval, London	11 June 1999	Won	[71]
60	Herschelle Gibbs	101	134	10	1	75.37	South Africa	Australia	Headingley Stadium, Leeds	13 June 19991	Lost	[72]
61	Steve Waugh	120*	110	10	2	109.09	Australia	South Africa			Won
62	Saeed Anwar	113*	148	9	0	76.35	Pakistan	New Zealand	Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester	16 June 1999	Won	[73]
63	Brian Lara	116	134	12	2	86.56	West Indies	South Africa	Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town	9 February 2003	Won	[74]
64	Craig Wishart	172*	151	18	3	113.90	Zimbabwe	Namibia	Harare Sports Club, Harare	10 February 20031	Won	[75]
65	Sanath Jayasuriya	120	125	14	0	96.00	Sri Lanka	New Zealand	Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein	10 February 20032	Won	[76]
66	Scott Styris	141	125	3	6	112.80	New Zealand	Sri Lanka			Lost
67	Andrew Symonds	143*	125	18	2	114.40	Australia	Pakistan	Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	11 February 2003	Won	[77]
68	Herschelle Gibbs	143	141	19	3	101.41	South Africa	New Zealand		16 February 20031	Lost	[78]
69	Stephen Fleming	134*	132	21	0	101.51	New Zealand	South Africa			Won
70	John Davison	111	76	8	6	146.05	Canada	West Indies	SuperSport Park, Centurion	23 February 20031	Lost	[79]
71	Sachin Tendulkar	152	151	18	0	100.66	India	Namibia	City Oval, Pietermaritzburg	23 February 20032	Won	[80]
72	Sourav Ganguly	112*	119	6	4	94.11
73	Saeed Anwar	101	126	7	0	80.15	Pakistan	India	SuperSport Park, Centurion	1 March 2003	Lost	[81]
74	Feiko Kloppenburg	121	142	6	4	85.21	Netherlands	Namibia	Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein	3 March 20031	Won	[82]
75	Klaas-Jan van Noortwijk	134*	129	11	3	103.87
76	Marvan Atapattu	124	129	18	0	96.12	Sri Lanka	South Africa	Kingsmead Cricket Ground, Durban	3 March 20032	Tied	[83]
77	Chris Gayle	119	151	8	2	78.80	West Indies	Kenya	De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley	4 March 2003	Won	[84]
78	Ricky Ponting	114	109	8	4	104.58	Australia	Sri Lanka	SuperSport Park, Centurion	7 March 20031	Won	[85]
79	Sourav Ganguly	107*	120	11	2	89.16	India	Kenya	Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town	7 March 20032	Won	[86]
80	Nathan Astle	102*	122	11	0	83.60	New Zealand	Zimbabwe	Chevrolet Park, Bloemfontein	8 March 2003	Won	[87]
81	Marvan Atapattu	103*	127	7	0	81.10	Sri Lanka	Zimbabwe	Buffalo Park, East London	15 March 2003	Won	[88]
82	Sourav Ganguly	111*	114	5	5	97.36	India	Kenya	Kingsmead Cricket Ground, Durban	20 March 2003	Won	[89]
83	Ricky Ponting	140*‡	121	4	8	115.70	Australia	India	Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	23 March 2003	Won	[90]
84	Ricky Ponting	113	93	9	5	121.50	Australia	Scotland	Warner Park Sporting Complex, Basseterre	14 March 2007	Won	[91]
85	Jeremy Bray	115*	137	10	2	83.94	Ireland	Zimbabwe	Sabina Park, Kingston	15 March 2007	Tied	[92]
86	Jacques Kallis	128*	109	11	5	117.43	South Africa	Netherlands	Warner Park Sporting Complex, Basseterre	16 March 2007	Won	[93]
87	Brad Hodge	123	89	8	7	138.20	Australia			18 March 2007	Won	[94]
88	Virender Sehwag	114	87	17	3	131.03	India	Bermuda	Queens Park Oval, Port of Spain	19 March 2007	Won	[95]
89	Sanath Jayasuriya	109	87	7	7	125.28	Sri Lanka	Bangladesh		21 March 20071	Won	[96]
90	Imran Nazir	160	121	14	8	132.23	Pakistan	Zimbabwe	Sabina Park, Kingston	21 March 20072	Won	[97]
91	Lou Vincent	101	117	9	1	86.32	New Zealand	Canada	Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet	22 March 2007	Won	[98]
92	Shivnarine Chanderpaul	102*	113	10	4	90.26	West Indies	Ireland	Sabina Park, Kingston	23 March 2007	Won	[99]
93	Matthew Hayden	101	68	14	4	148.52	Australia	South Africa	Warner Park Sporting Complex, Basseterre	24 March 2007	Won	[100]
94	Matthew Hayden	158	143	14	4	110.48	Australia	West Indies	Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound	27 March 2007	Won	[101]
95	Sanath Jayasuriya	115	101	10	4	113.86	Sri Lanka	West Indies	Providence Stadium, Providence	1 April 2007	Won	[102]
96	Stephen Fleming	102*	92	10	3	110.86	New Zealand	Bangladesh	Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound	2 April 2007	Won	[103]
97	Kevin Pietersen	104	122	6	1	85.24	England	Australia		8 April 2007	Lost	[104]
98	AB de Villiers	146	130	12	5	112.30	South Africa	West Indies	National Cricket Stadium, St. George's	10 April 2007	Won	[105]
99	Scott Styris	111*	157	8	0	70.70	New Zealand	Sri Lanka		12 April 2007	Lost	[106]
100	Matthew Hayden	103	100	10	2	103.00	Australia	New Zealand		20 April 2007	Won	[107]
101	Kevin Pietersen	100	91	10	1	109.89	England	West Indies	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	21 April 2007	Won	[108]
102	Mahela Jayawardene	115*	109	10	3	105.50	Sri Lanka	New Zealand	Sabina Park, Kingston	24 April 2007	Won	[109]
103	Adam Gilchrist	149‡	104	13	8	143.26	Australia	Sri Lanka	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	28 April 2007	Won	[110]
104	Virender Sehwag	175	140	14	5	125.00	India	Bangladesh	Sher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium, Dhaka	19 February 20111	Won	[111]
105	Virat Kohli	100*	83	8	2	120.48
106	Mahela Jayawardene	100	81	9	1	123.45	Sri Lanka	Canada	Hambantota Cricket Stadium, Hambantota	20 February 2011	Won	[112]
107	Ryan ten Doeschate	119	110	9	3	108.18	Netherlands	England	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur	22 February 2011	Lost	[113]
108	AB de Villiers	107*	105	8	2	101.90	South Africa	West Indies	Feroz Shah Kotla Ground, Delhi	24 February 2011	Won	[114]
109	Sachin Tendulkar	120	115	10	5	104.34	India	England	Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	27 February 20111	Tied	[115]
110	Andrew Strauss	158	145	18	1	108.96	England	India
111	Kevin O'Brien	113	63	13	6	179.37	Ireland	England		2 March 2011	Won	[116]
112	Hashim Amla	113	130	8	0	86.92	South Africa	Netherlands	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali	3 March 20111	Won	[117]
113	AB de Villiers	134	98	13	4	136.73
114	Ross Taylor	131*	124	8	7	105.64	New Zealand	Pakistan	Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Kandy	8 March 2011	Won	[118]
115	Upul Tharanga	133	141	17	0	94.32	Sri Lanka	Zimbabwe		10 March 20111	Won	[119]
116	Tillakaratne Dilshan	144	131	16	1	109.92
117	Devon Smith	107	133	11	1	80.45	West Indies	Ireland	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali	11 March 2011	Won	[120]
118	Sachin Tendulkar	111	101	8	3	109.90	India	South Africa	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur	12 March 2011	Lost	[121]
119	Brendon McCullum	101	109	12	2	92.66	New Zealand	Canada	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	13 March 2011	Won	[122]
120	Ryan ten Doeschate	106	108	13	1	98.14	Netherlands	Ireland	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	18 March 20111	Lost	[123]
121	Paul Stirling	101	72	14	2	140.27	Ireland	Netherlands			Won
122	Kumar Sangakkara	111	128	12	2	86.71	Sri Lanka	New Zealand	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	18 March 20113	Won	[124]
123	Yuvraj Singh	113	123	10	2	91.86	India	West Indies	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai	20 March 2011	Won	[125]
124	Ricky Ponting	104	118	7	1	88.13	Australia	India	Sardar Patel Stadium, Ahmedabad	24 March 2011	Lost	[126]
125	Tillakaratne Dilshan	108*	115	10	2	93.91	Sri Lanka	England	Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	26 March 20111	Won	[127]
126	Upul Tharanga	102*	122	12	1	83.60
127	Mahela Jayawardene	103*‡	88	13	0	117.04		India	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	2 April 2011	Lost	[128]
128	Aaron Finch	135	128	12	3	105.46	Australia	England	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	14 February 2015	Won	[129]
129	David Miller	138*	92	7	9	150.00	South Africa	Zimbabwe	Seddon Park, Hamilton	15 February 20151	Won	[130]
130	JP Duminy	115*	100	9	3	115.00
131	Virat Kohli	107	126	8	0	84.92	India	Pakistan	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	15 February 20153	Won	[131]
132	Lendl Simmons	102	84	9	5	121.42	West Indies	Ireland	Saxton Oval, Nelson	16 February 2015	Lost	[132]
133	Mahela Jayawardene	100	120	8	1	83.33	Sri Lanka	Afghanistan	University Oval, Dunedin	22 February 20151	Won	[133]
134	Shikhar Dhawan	137	146	16	2	93.80	India	South Africa	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	22 February 20152	Won	[134]
135	Moeen Ali	128	107	12	5	119.62	England	Scotland	Hagley Oval, Christchurch	23 February 2015	Won	[135]
136	Chris Gayle	215†	147	10	16	146.26	West Indies	Zimbabwe	Manuka Oval, Canberra	24 February 20151	Won	[136]
137	Marlon Samuels	133*	156	11	3	85.26
138	Shaiman Anwar	106	83	10	1	127.71	United Arab Emirates	Ireland	Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane	25 February 2015	Lost	[137]
139	Tillakaratne Dilshan	161*	146	22	0	110.27	Sri Lanka	Bangladesh	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	26 February 20151	Won	[138]
140	Kumar Sangakkara	105*	76	13	1	138.15
141	AB de Villiers	162*	66	17	8	245.45	South Africa	West Indies	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	27 February 2015	Won	[139]
142	Joe Root	121	108	14	2	112.03	England	Sri Lanka	Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington	1 March 20151	Lost	[140]
143	Lahiru Thirimanne	139*	143	13	2	97.20	Sri Lanka	England			Won
144	Kumar Sangakkara	117*	86	11	2	136.04
145	Hashim Amla	159	128	16	4	124.21	South Africa	Ireland	Manuka Oval, Canberra	3 March 20151	Won	[141]
146	Faf du Plessis	109	109	10	1	100.00
147	David Warner	178	133	19	5	133.83	Australia	Afghanistan	WACA Ground, Perth	4 March 2015	Won	[142]
148	Kyle Coetzer	156	134	17	4	116.41	Scotland	Bangladesh	Saxton Oval, Nelson	5 March 2015	Lost	[143]
149	Ed Joyce	112	103	9	3	108.73	Ireland	Zimbabwe	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	7 March 20151	Won	[144]
150	Brendan Taylor	121	91	11	4	132.96	Zimbabwe	Ireland			Lost
151	Glenn Maxwell	102	53	10	4	192.45	Australia	Sri Lanka	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	8 March 20151	Won	[145]
152	Kumar Sangakkara	104	107	11	0	97.19	Sri Lanka	Australia			Lost
153	Mohammad Mahmudullah	103	138	7	2	74.63	Bangladesh	England	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	9 March 2015	Won	[146]
154	Shikhar Dhawan	100	85	11	5	117.64	India	Ireland	Seddon Park, Hamilton	10 March 2015	Won	[147]
155	Tillakaratne Dilshan	104	99	10	1	105.05	Sri Lanka	Scotland	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	11 March 20151	Won	[148]
156	Kumar Sangakkara	124	95	13	4	130.52	Sri Lanka	Scotland
157	Mohammad Mahmudullah	128*	123	12	3	104.06	Bangladesh	New Zealand	Seddon Park, Hamilton	13 March 20151	Lost	[149]
158	Martin Guptill	105	100	11	2	105.00	New Zealand	Bangladesh			Won
159	Brendan Taylor	138	110	15	5	125.45	Zimbabwe	India	Eden Park, Auckland	14 March 20151	Lost	[150]
160	Suresh Raina	110*	104	9	4	105.76	India	Zimbabwe			Won
161	William Porterfield	107	131	11	1	81.67	Ireland	Pakistan	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	15 March 20151	Lost	[151]
162	Sarfraz Ahmed	101*	124	6	0	81.45	Pakistan	Ireland			Won
163	Rohit Sharma	137	126	14	3	108.73	India	Bangladesh	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	19 March 20152	Won	[152]
164	Martin Guptill	237*†	163	24	11	145.39	New Zealand	West Indies	Westpac Stadium, Wellington	21 March 20152	Won	[153]
165	Steve Smith	105	93	11	2	112.90	Australia	India	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	26 March 20152	Won	[154]
166	Joe Root	107	104	10	1	102.88	England	Pakistan	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	3 June 20191	Lost	[155]
167	Jos Buttler	103	76	9	2	135.52
168	Rohit Sharma	122*	144	13	2	84.72	India	South Africa	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton	5 June 2019	Won	[156]
169	Jason Roy	153	121	14	4	126.44	England	Bangladesh	Sophia Gardens, Cardiff	8 June 20191	Won	[157]
170	Shakib Al Hasan	121	119	12	1	101.68	Bangladesh	England			Lost
171	Shikhar Dhawan	117	109	16	0	107.33	India	Australia	The Oval, London	9 June 2019	Won	[158]
172	David Warner	107	111	11	1	96.39	Australia	Pakistan	County Ground, Taunton	12 June 2019	Won	[159]
173	Joe Root	100*	94	11	0	106.38	England	West Indies	Hampshire Bowl, Southampton	14 June 2019	Won	[160]
174	Aaron Finch	153	132	15	5	115.90	Australia	Sri Lanka	The Oval, London	15 June 2019	Won	[161]
175	Rohit Sharma	140	113	14	3	123.89	India	Pakistan	Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester	16 June 2019	Won	[162]
176	Shakib Al Hasan	124*	99	16	0	125.25	Bangladesh	West Indies	County Ground, Taunton	17 June 2019	Won	[163]
177	Eoin Morgan	148	71	4	17	208.45	England	Afghanistan	Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester	18 June 2019	Won	[164]
178	Kane Williamson	106*	138	9	1	76.81	New Zealand	South Africa	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham	19 June 2019	Won	[165]
179	David Warner	166	147	14	5	112.92	Australia	Bangladesh	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	20 June 20191	Won	[166]
180	Mushfiqur Rahim	102*	97	9	1	105.15	Bangladesh	Australia			Lost
181	Kane Williamson	148	154	14	1	96.10	New Zealand	West Indies	Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester	22 June 20191	Won	[167]
182	Carlos Brathwaite	101	82	9	5	123.17	West Indies	New Zealand			Lost
183	Aaron Finch	100	116	11	2	86.20	Australia	England	Lord's, London	25 June 2019	Won	[168]
184	Babar Azam	101*	127	11	0	79.52	Pakistan	New Zealand	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham	26 June 2019	Won	[169]
185	Jonny Bairstow	111	109	10	6	101.83	England	India		30 June 2019	Won	[170]
186	Rohit Sharma	102	108	15	0	93.57	India	England			Lost
187	Avishka Fernando	104	103	9	2	100.97	Sri Lanka	West Indies	Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street	1 July 2019	Won	[171]
188	Nicholas Pooran	118	103	11	4	114.56	West Indies	Sri Lanka			Lost
189	Rohit Sharma	104	92	7	5	113.04	India	Bangladesh	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham	2 July 2019	Won	[172]
190	Jonny Bairstow	106	99	15	1	107.07	England	New Zealand	Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street	3 July 2019	Won	[173]
191	Imam-ul-Haq	100	100	7	0	100.00	Pakistan	Bangladesh	Lord's, London	5 July 2019	Won	[174]
192	Angelo Mathews	113	128	10	2	88.28	Sri Lanka	India	Headingley Stadium, Leeds	6 July 20191	Lost	[175]
193	Rohit Sharma	103	94	14	2	109.57	India	Sri Lanka			Won
194	KL Rahul	111	118	11	1	94.06
195	Faf du Plessis	100	94	7	2	106.38	South Africa	Australia	Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester	6 July 20194	Won	[176]
196	David Warner	122	117	15	2	104.27	Australia	South Africa			Lost
197	Devon Conway	152*	121	19	3	125.61	New Zealand	England	Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad	5 October 20234	Won	[177]
198	Rachin Ravindra	123*	96	11	5	128.12
199	Quinton de Kock	100	84	12	3	119.04	South Africa	Sri Lanka	Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium, Delhi	7 October 20234	Won	[178]
200	Rassie van der Dussen	108	110	13	2	98.18
201	Aiden Markram	106	54	14	3	196.30
202	Dawid Malan	140	107	16	5	130.84	England	Bangladesh	HPCA Stadium, Dharamshala	10 October 20231	Won	[179]
203	Kusal Mendis	122	77	14	6	158.44	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad	10 October 20234	Lost	[180]
204	Sadeera Samarawickrama	108	89	11	2	121.34
205	Abdullah Shafique	113	103	10	3	109.70	Pakistan	Sri Lanka			Won
206	Mohammad Rizwan	131	121	13	3	108.26
207	Rohit Sharma	131	84	16	5	155.95	India	Afghanistan	Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium, Delhi	11 October 20234	Won	[181]
208	Quinton de Kock	109	106	8	5	102.83	South Africa	Australia	Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow	12 October 20234	Won	[182]
209	Virat Kohli	103*	97	6	4	106.18	India	Bangladesh	Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune	19 October 20232	Won	[183]
210	David Warner	163	124	14	9	131.45	Australia	Pakistan	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru	20 October 20234	Won	[184]
211	Mitchell Marsh	121	108	10	9	112.03
212	Heinrich Klaasen	109	67	12	4	162.69	South Africa	England	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	21 October 20234	Won	[185]
213	Daryl Mitchell	130	127	9	5	102.36	New Zealand	India	HPCA Stadium, Dharamshala	22 October 20234	Lost	[186]
214	Quinton de Kock	174	140	15	7	124.28	South Africa	Bangladesh	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	24 October 20234	Won	[187]
215	Mohammad Mahmudullah	111	111	11	4	100.00	Bangladesh	South Africa			Lost
216	David Warner	104	93	11	3	111.82	Australia	Netherlands	Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi	25 October 20234	Won	[188]
217	Glenn Maxwell	106	44	9	8	240.90
218	Travis Head	109	67	10	7	162.68	Australia	New Zealand	HPCA Stadium, Dharamshala	28 October 20234	Won	[189]
219	Rachin Ravindra	116	89	9	5	130.34	New Zealand	Australia			Lost
220	Quinton de Kock	114	116	10	3	98.28	South Africa	New Zealand	Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune	1 November 20234	Won	[190]
221	Rassie van der Dussen	133	118	9	5	112.71
222	Rachin Ravindra	108	94	15	1	114.89	New Zealand	Pakistan	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	4 November 20234	Lost	[191]
223	Fakhar Zaman	126*	81	8	11	155.56	Pakistan	New Zealand			Won
224	Virat Kohli	101*	121	10	0	83.47	India	South Africa	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	5 November 20234	Won	[192]
225	Charith Asalanka	108	105	6	5	102.86	Sri Lanka	Bangladesh	Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi	6 November 20234	Lost	[193]
226	Ibrahim Zadran	129*	143	8	3	90.20	Afghanistan	Australia	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	7 November 20234	Lost	[194]
227	Glenn Maxwell	201*	128	21	10	157.03	Australia	Afghanistan			Won
228	Ben Stokes	108	84	6	6	128.57	England	Netherlands	Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune	8 November 20234	Won	[195]
229	Mitchell Marsh	177	132	17	9	134.09	Australia	Bangladesh		11 November 20234	Won	[196]
230	Shreyas Iyer	128*	94	10	5	136.17	India	Netherlands	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru	12 November 20234	Won	[197]
231	KL Rahul	102	64	11	4	159.37
232	Virat Kohli	117	113	9	2	103.53	India	New Zealand	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	15 November 20234	Won	[198]
233	Shreyas Iyer	105	70	4	8	150.00
234	Daryl Mitchell	134	119	9	7	112.60	New Zealand	India			Lost
235	David Miller	101	116	8	5	87.06	South Africa	Australia	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	16 November 20234	Lost	[199]
236	Travis Head	137‡	120	15	4	114.16	Australia	India	Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad	19 November 20234	Won	[200]

Notes

1. The teams are Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies and Zimbabwe. ^[5]
2. The teams are Canada, Netherlands, Scotland and United Arab Emirates. ^[5]
3. Flower was the third player to score a century on ODI debut and he is the only batsman to score a century on ODI debut during a World Cup. ^{[9] [10]}
4. Madras has since been renamed as Chennai.

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