Rohit Sharma ODI centuries: Total centuries of Rohit Sharma in ODI cricket full list

Rishikesh Sharma | 24/01/2023
Rohit Sharma ODI centuries: Total centuries of Rohit Sharma in ODI cricket full list

Indian captain Rohit Sharma finally ended his century drought by scoring a hundred against New Zealand in the 3rd ODI at Indore’s Holkar Stadium. The right-handed batter from Mumbai was looking in brilliant touch from the start, and he finally converted it into a big score.

On the 3rd ball of the 36th over, Rohit took a single on Blair Tickner’s delivery to complete the milestone. He was quite normal in his celebration and did even take his helmet off but just raised his hands and acknowledged the crowd. Rohit got out after scoring 101 runs on Michael Bracewell’s delivery.

This is Rohit’s 30th ODI century, and he has equalled the record of Australian legend Ricky Ponting. Only Sachin Tendulkar (49) and Virat Kohli (46) are ahead of Rohit in terms of the ODI centuries. It is a great fact that the top-3 positions in the list of most ODI centuries are acquired by Indian players.

Rohit’s last ODI century came in 2020 when he smashed a century against Australia in Bengaluru. The year 2019 was the best one for the Indian captain where he scored 7 ODI centuries. Rohit started opening the innings in 2013 and his fortunes changed after it. He would want to continue his top form for the rest of the year as well.

Rohit Sharma ODI centuries

S No. Score Opposition Venue Year
1 114 Zimbabwe Bulawayo 2010
2 101* Zimbabwe Bulawayo 2010
3 141* Australia Jaipur 2013
4 209 Australia Bengaluru 2013
5 264 Sri Lanka Kolkata 2014
6 138 Australia Melbourne 2015
7 137 Bangladesh Melbourne 2015
8 150 South Africa Kanpur 2015
9 171* Australia Perth 2016
10 124 Australia Brisbane 2016
11 123* Bangladesh Birmingham 2017
12 124* Sri Lanka Kandy 2017
13 104 Sri Lanka Colombo 2017
14 125 Australia Nagpur 2017
15 147 New Zealand Kanpur 2017
16 208* Sri Lanka Mohali 2017
17 115 South Africa Port Elizabeth 2018
18 137* England Nottingham 2018
19 111* Pakistan Dubai 2018
20 152* West Indies Guwahati 2018
21 162 West Indies Mumbai 2018
22 133 Australia Sydney 2019
23 122* South Africa Southampton 2019
24 140 Pakistan Manchester 2019
25 102 England Birmingham 2019
26 104 Bangladesh Birmingham 2019
27 103 Sri Lanka Leeds 2019
28 159 West Indies Visakhapatnam 2019
29 119 Australia Bengaluru 2020
30 101 New Zealand Indore 2023
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An engineering graduate and an ardent sports fan, Rishikesh Sharma is covering cricket for three years now after not making peace with a corporate life and has written more than 5000 articles. While Sourav Ganguly made him fall in love with the sport, Brendon McCullum and Gautam Gambhir enhanced it. Apart from cricket, Rishikesh is a huge fan of Liverpool FC. When not watching sports, you will find him riding around Jaipur.