David Warner ODI centuries: David Warner centuries list in ODIs

David Warner ODI centuries: The Australian batter missed out on a well-deserved century at the R Premdasa Stadium tonight.

Australia opening batter David Warner has missed out on a well-deserved century in the fourth ODI of their ongoing tour of Sri Lanka in Colombo. In what would’ve been Warner’s 19th ODI century, it would’ve been his sixth away from home, fourth against Sri Lanka and in Asia and second in Sri Lanka.

However, it was a magnificent delivery from Sri Lanka all-rounder Dhananjaya de Silva which forced Warner to return to the pavilion after scoring 99 (112) with the help of 12 fours.

Nothing short of a masterclass, Warner scored more runs than the rest of the team combined at the time of his dismissal in the 38th over. With most of the Australian batters struggling to cope up against as many as four first-choice Sri Lankan spinners, Warner was in a league of his own at the R Premdasa Stadium tonight.

Not that the excessive grip and turn didn’t deceive him but the 35-year old batter found ways to both not lose his wicket and score runs at a brisk pace for a large part of his innings.

Chasing a 259-run target in a must-win match, Warner becoming the seventh Australian batter to get out with close to 70 runs needed to win has handed a massive advantage to the hosts. The visitors losing three wickets for as many runs at that point in time put the home team into the driver’s seat with respect to both this match and series.

David Warner ODI centuries

S. No.	Runs	Balls	4s	6s	Oppositon	Ground	Year
1	163	157	13	2	Sri Lanka	Brisbane	2012
2	100	140	4	1	Sri Lanka	Adelaide	2012
3	127	115	18	0	England	Sydney	2015
4	178	133	19	5	Afghanistan	Perth	2015
5	122	113	9	3	India	Sydney	2016
6	109	120	11	2	South Africa	Basseterre	2016
7	106	126	9	0	Sri Lanka	Pallekele	2016
8	117	107	13	2	South Africa	Durban	2016
9	173	136	24	0	South Africa	Cape Town	2016
10	119	115	14	1	New Zealand	Canberra	2016
11	156	128	13	4	New Zealand	Melbourne	2016
12	130	119	11	2	Pakistan	Sydney	2017
13	179	129	19	5	Pakistan	Adelaide	2017
14	124	119	12	4	India	Bengaluru	2017
15	107	111	11	1	Pakistan	Taunton	2019
16	166	147	14	5	Bangladesh	Nottingham	2019
17	122	117	15	2	South Africa	Manchester	2019
18	128*	112	17	3	India	Mumbai	2020