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One Day Internationals - Match Records and Statistics - Miscellaneous
Two or More Batsmen Scoring Centuries in the Same Innings
Players
Country
Innings
Versus
Ground
Result
Match
1
Zaheer Abbas
(
118
)
Mohsin Khan
(
117*
)
Pakistan
263/2
India
Ibn-e-Qasim Bagh Stadium
Pakistan won by 37 runs
17/12/1982
2
Javed Miandad
(
119*
)
Zaheer Abbas
(
105
)
Pakistan
252/3
India
Gaddafi Stadium
India won by 18 runs
31/12/1982
3
I V A Richards
(
149
)
C G Greenidge
(
115
)
West Indies
333/8
India
Keenan Stadium
West Indies won by 104 runs
07/12/1983
4
G A Gooch
(
117*
)
D I Gower
(
102
)
England
257/2
Australia
Lord's
England won by 8 wickets
03/06/1985
5
D C Boon
(
111
)
G R Marsh
(
104
)
Australia
250/3
India
Sawai Mansingh Stadium
India won by 7 wickets
07/09/1986
6
I V A Richards
(
181
)
D L Haynes
(
105
)
West Indies
360/4
Sri Lanka
National Stadium (Karachi)
West Indies won by 191 runs
13/10/1987
7
Ijaz Ahmed
(
124*
)
Moin-Ul-Atiq
(
105
)
Pakistan
284/3
Bangladesh
MA Aziz Stadium
Pakistan won by 173 runs
29/10/1988
8
Saeed Anwar
(
126
)
Ramiz Raja
(
107*
)
Pakistan
315/3
Sri Lanka
Adelaide Oval
Pakistan won by 27 runs
17/02/1990
9
R J Shastri
(
109
)
S V Manjrekar
(
105
)
India
287/4
South Africa
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (Delhi)
South Africa won by 8 wickets
14/11/1991
10
Inzamam-ul-Haq
(
117
)
Saleem Malik
(
102
)
Pakistan
271/4
Sri Lanka
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
Pakistan won by 117 runs
19/01/1992
11
Saeed Anwar
(
110
)
Ramiz Raja
(
109*
)
Pakistan
281/3
Sri Lanka
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Pakistan won by 114 runs
04/02/1993
12
Asif Mujtaba
(
113*
)
Saeed Anwar
(
107
)
Pakistan
313/3
Sri Lanka
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Pakistan won by 114 runs
30/10/1993
13
Inzamam-ul-Haq
(
137*
)
Aamir Sohail
(
134
)
Pakistan
328/2
New Zealand
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Pakistan won by 62 runs
20/04/1994
14
B C Lara
(
104
)
P V Simmons
(
103*
)
West Indies
242/3
New Zealand
Arnos Vale Ground
West Indies won by 7 wickets
06/04/1996
15
S R Tendulkar
(
118
)
N S Sidhu
(
101
)
India
305/5
Pakistan
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
India won by 28 runs
15/04/1996
16
D J Cullinan
(
124
)
J N Rhodes
(
121
)
South Africa
321/8
Pakistan
Gymkhana Club Ground
South Africa won by 62 runs
29/09/1996
17
Saeed Anwar
(
115
)
Shahid Afridi
(
102
)
Pakistan
371/9
Sri Lanka
Gymkhana Club Ground
Pakistan won by 82 runs
04/10/1996
18
C L Hooper
(
110*
)
B C Lara
(
102
)
West Indies
284/3
Australia
Brisbane Cricket Ground
West Indies won by 7 wickets
05/01/1997
19
A Jadeja
(
119
)
M Azharuddin
(
111*
)
India
300/7
Sri Lanka
R Premadasa Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 2 runs
17/08/1997
20
K Otieno
(
144
)
D N Chudasama
(
122
)
Kenya
347/3
Bangladesh
Gymkhana Club Ground
Kenya won by 150 runs
10/10/1997
21
S T Jayasuriya
(
134*
)
P A de Silva
(
102*
)
Sri Lanka
281/2
Pakistan
Gaddafi Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets
05/11/1997
22
Saeed Anwar
(
140
)
Ijaz Ahmed
(
117
)
Pakistan
314/5
India
Bangabandhu National Stadium
India won by 3 wickets
18/01/1998
23
M Azharuddin
(
153*
)
A Jadeja
(
116*
)
India
301/3
Zimbabwe
Barabati Stadium
India won by 32 runs
09/04/1998
24
S R Tendulkar
(
128
)
S C Ganguly
(
109
)
India
307/6
Sri Lanka
R Premadasa Stadium
India won by 6 runs
07/07/1998
25
R T Ponting
(
124*
)
A C Gilchrist
(
103
)
Australia
316/4
Pakistan
Gaddafi Stadium
Australia won by 6 wickets
10/11/1998
26
Ijaz Ahmed
(
111
)
Mohammad Yousuf
(
100
)
Pakistan
315/8
Australia
Gaddafi Stadium
Australia won by 6 wickets
10/11/1998
27
S Chanderpaul
(
150
)
C L Hooper
(
108
)
West Indies
292/9
South Africa
Buffalo Park
West Indies won by 43 runs
24/01/1999
28
S C Ganguly
(
130*
)
R Dravid
(
116
)
India
287/4
Sri Lanka
Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground
India won by 80 runs
22/03/1999
29
S R Tendulkar
(
140*
)
R Dravid
(
104*
)
India
329/2
Kenya
County Ground (Bristol)
India won by 94 runs
23/05/1999
30
S C Ganguly
(
183
)
R Dravid
(
145
)
India
373/6
Sri Lanka
The Cooper Associates County Ground
India won by 157 runs
26/05/1999
31
S R Tendulkar
(
186*
)
R Dravid
(
153
)
India
376/2
New Zealand
Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium
India won by 174 runs
08/11/1999
32
G Kirsten
(
115
)
H H Gibbs
(
111
)
South Africa
301/3
India
Nehru Stadium (Kochi)
India won by 3 wickets
09/03/2000
33
S R Waugh
(
114*
)
M G Bevan
(
106
)
Australia
295/5
South Africa
Etihad Stadium
Australia won by 94 runs
16/08/2000
34
D P M D Jayawardene
(
128
)
M S Atapattu
(
102*
)
Sri Lanka
294/5
India
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 68 runs
27/10/2000
35
M L Hayden
(
111
)
R T Ponting
(
101
)
Australia
338/4
India
Indira Priyadarshini Stadium
Australia won by 93 runs
03/04/2001
36
D P M D Jayawardene
(
116
)
S T Jayasuriya
(
107
)
Sri Lanka
269/9
New Zealand
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 106 runs
10/04/2001
37
S C Ganguly
(
127
)
S R Tendulkar
(
101
)
India
279/5
South Africa
Wanderers Stadium
South Africa won by 6 wickets
05/10/2001
38
N D McKenzie
(
131*
)
G Kirsten
(
124
)
South Africa
354/3
Kenya
Newlands
South Africa won by 208 runs
22/10/2001
39
S R Tendulkar
(
146
)
S C Ganguly
(
111
)
India
351/3
Kenya
Boland Park
India won by 186 runs
24/10/2001
40
Inzamam-ul-Haq
(
118*
)
Naved Latif
(
113
)
Pakistan
273/3
Sri Lanka
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Pakistan won by 7 wickets
02/11/2001
41
N Hussain
(
115
)
M E Trescothick
(
109
)
England
325/5
India
Lord's
India won by 2 wickets
13/07/2002
42
V Sehwag
(
126
)
S C Ganguly
(
117*
)
India
271/2
England
R Premadasa Stadium
India won by 8 wickets
22/09/2002
43
Saleem Elahi
(
108
)
Mohammad Yousuf
(
100*
)
Pakistan
323/3
Zimbabwe
Harare Sports Club
Pakistan won by 48 runs
27/11/2002
44
Saleem Elahi
(
135
)
Abdul Razzaq
(
112
)
Pakistan
335/6
South Africa
St George's Park
Pakistan won by 182 runs
11/12/2002
45
A C Gilchrist
(
124
)
R T Ponting
(
119
)
Australia
318/6
England
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Australia won by 89 runs
15/12/2002
46
S T Jayasuriya
(
122
)
M S Atapattu
(
101
)
Sri Lanka
343/5
Australia
Sydney Cricket Ground
Sri Lanka won by 79 runs
09/01/2003
47
S R Tendulkar
(
152
)
S C Ganguly
(
112*
)
India
311/2
Namibia
City Oval
India won by 181 runs
23/02/2003
48
K J van Noortwijk
(
134*
)
J F Kloppenburg
(
121
)
Netherlands
314/4
Namibia
Mangaung Oval
Netherlands won by 64 runs
03/03/2003
49
M E Trescothick
(
114*
)
V S Solanki
(
106
)
England
265/4
South Africa
Kennington Oval
England won by 6 wickets
28/06/2003
50
V V S Laxman
(
102
)
S R Tendulkar
(
100
)
India
283/5
Australia
Captain Roop Singh Stadium
India won by 37 runs
26/10/2003
51
A C Gilchrist
(
111
)
R T Ponting
(
108*
)
Australia
347/2
India
M Chinnaswamy Stadium
Australia won by 61 runs
12/11/2003
52
V Sehwag
(
130
)
S R Tendulkar
(
102
)
India
353/5
New Zealand
Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium
India won by 145 runs
15/11/2003
53
C H Gayle
(
153*
)
B C Lara
(
113
)
West Indies
347/6
Zimbabwe
Queens Sports Club
West Indies won by 51 runs
22/11/2003
54
Yasir Hameed
(
127*
)
Imran Farhat
(
107
)
Pakistan
277/4
New Zealand
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
Pakistan won by 49 runs
07/12/2003
55
Yuvraj Singh
(
139
)
V V S Laxman
(
106*
)
India
296/4
Australia
Sydney Cricket Ground
Australia won by 2 wickets
22/01/2004
56
S V Carlisle
(
109
)
S M Ervine
(
100
)
Zimbabwe
277/6
India
Adelaide Oval
India won by 3 runs
24/01/2004
57
A Flintoff
(
123
)
A J Strauss
(
100
)
England
285/7
West Indies
Lord's
West Indies won by 7 wickets
06/07/2004
58
Younis Khan
(
144
)
Shoaib Malik
(
118
)
Pakistan
343/5
Hong Kong
Sinhalese Sports Club Ground
Pakistan won by 173 runs
18/07/2004
59
V Sehwag
(
108
)
R Dravid
(
104
)
India
281/8
Pakistan
Nehru Stadium (Kochi)
India won by 87 runs
02/04/2005
60
A J Strauss
(
152
)
P D Collingwood
(
112*
)
England
391/4
Bangladesh
Trent Bridge
England won by 168 runs
21/06/2005
61
G Gambhir
(
103
)
R Dravid
(
103*
)
India
285/8
Sri Lanka
Narendra Modi Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets
06/11/2005
62
A Symonds
(
151
)
R T Ponting
(
124
)
Australia
368/5
Sri Lanka
Sydney Cricket Ground
Australia won by 167 runs
12/02/2006
63
A C Gilchrist
(
122
)
S M Katich
(
107*
)
Australia
267/1
Sri Lanka
Brisbane Cricket Ground
Australia won by 9 wickets
14/02/2006
64
S T Jayasuriya
(
152
)
W U Tharanga
(
109
)
Sri Lanka
324/2
England
Headingley
Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets
01/07/2006
65
S T Jayasuriya
(
157
)
T M Dilshan
(
117*
)
Sri Lanka
443/9
Netherlands
VRA Ground
Sri Lanka won by 195 runs
04/07/2006
66
D J Bravo
(
112*
)
C H Gayle
(
101
)
West Indies
272/4
England
Narendra Modi Stadium
England won by 3 wickets
28/10/2006
67
M L Hayden
(
117
)
R T Ponting
(
111
)
Australia
343/5
New Zealand
WACA Ground
Australia won by 8 runs
28/01/2007
68
K J O'Brien
(
142
)
W T S Porterfield
(
104*
)
Ireland
284/4
Kenya
Ruaraka Sports Club Ground
Kenya won by 1 wicket
02/02/2007
69
M S Dhoni
(
139*
)
D P M D Jayawardene
(
107
)
ACC Asian XI
331/8
ACA Africa XI
MA Chidambaram Stadium
ACC Asian XI won by 13 runs
10/06/2007
70
I R Bell
(
126*
)
A N Cook
(
102
)
England
288/2
India
The Rose Bowl
England won by 104 runs
21/08/2007
71
A B de Villiers
(
103*
)
H H Gibbs
(
102
)
South Africa
294/5
Pakistan
Gaddafi Stadium
South Africa won by 45 runs
18/10/2007
72
Salman Butt
(
132
)
Kamran Akmal
(
100
)
Pakistan
308/8
Bangladesh
Gaddafi Stadium
Pakistan won by 23 runs
13/04/2008
73
Salman Butt
(
129*
)
Younis Khan
(
108
)
Pakistan
315/3
India
Shere Bangla National Stadium
Pakistan won by 25 runs
14/06/2008
74
M S Dhoni
(
109*
)
S K Raina
(
101
)
India
374/4
Hong Kong
National Stadium (Karachi)
India won by 256 runs
25/06/2008
75
S T Jayasuriya
(
130
)
K C Sangakkara
(
121
)
Sri Lanka
332/8
Bangladesh
National Stadium (Karachi)
Sri Lanka won by 158 runs
30/06/2008
76
B B McCullum
(
166
)
J A H Marshall
(
161
)
New Zealand
402/2
Ireland
Mannofield Park
New Zealand won by 290 runs
01/07/2008
77
Yuvraj Singh
(
117
)
V Sehwag
(
116
)
India
363/5
Sri Lanka
R Premadasa Stadium
India won by 147 runs
03/02/2009
78
G M Hamilton
(
119
)
D F Watts
(
101
)
Scotland
286/4
Canada
Mannofield Park
Canada won by 6 wickets
07/07/2009
79
S R Watson
(
136*
)
R T Ponting
(
111*
)
Australia
258/1
England
SuperSport Park
Australia won by 9 wickets
02/10/2009
80
G Gambhir
(
150*
)
V Kohli
(
107
)
India
317/3
Sri Lanka
Eden Gardens
India won by 7 wickets
24/12/2009
81
W U Tharanga
(
118*
)
D P M D Jayawardene
(
108
)
Sri Lanka
252/1
Bangladesh
Shere Bangla National Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets
08/01/2010
82
Mohammad Shahzad
(
118
)
Noor Ali Zadran
(
114
)
Afghanistan
289/6
Canada
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
Afghanistan won by 1 run
16/02/2010
83
J H Kallis
(
104*
)
A B de Villiers
(
102*
)
South Africa
365/2
India
Narendra Modi Stadium
South Africa won by 90 runs
27/02/2010
84
A B de Villiers
(
102
)
H M Amla
(
102
)
South Africa
280/7
West Indies
Sir Vivian Richards Stadium
South Africa won by 66 runs
22/05/2010
85
A J Strauss
(
154
)
I J L Trott
(
110
)
England
347/7
Bangladesh
Edgbaston
England won by 144 runs
12/07/2010
86
Karim Sadiq
(
114*
)
Mohammad Shahzad
(
100*
)
Afghanistan
225/1
Scotland
Cambusdoon New Ground
Afghanistan won by 9 wickets
16/08/2010
87
C A Ingram
(
124
)
H M Amla
(
110
)
South Africa
351/6
Zimbabwe
Mangaung Oval
South Africa won by 64 runs
15/10/2010
88
H M Amla
(
110
)
A B de Villiers
(
101*
)
South Africa
273/2
Zimbabwe
Senwes Park
South Africa won by 8 wickets
17/10/2010
89
J-P Duminy
(
129
)
A B de Villiers
(
109
)
South Africa
399/6
Zimbabwe
Willowmoore Park
South Africa won by 272 runs
22/10/2010
90
V Sehwag
(
175
)
V Kohli
(
100*
)
India
370/4
Bangladesh
Shere Bangla National Stadium
India won by 87 runs
19/02/2011
91
A B de Villiers
(
134
)
H M Amla
(
113
)
South Africa
351/5
Netherlands
Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium
South Africa won by 231 runs
03/03/2011
92
T M Dilshan
(
144
)
W U Tharanga
(
133
)
Sri Lanka
327/6
Zimbabwe
Pallekele International Cricket Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 139 runs
10/03/2011
93
T M Dilshan
(
108*
)
W U Tharanga
(
102*
)
Sri Lanka
231/0
England
R Premadasa Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 10 wickets
26/03/2011
94
L R P L Taylor
(
119
)
K S Williamson
(
100*
)
New Zealand
328/5
Zimbabwe
Queens Sports Club
Zimbabwe won by 1 wicket
25/10/2011
95
A B de Villiers
(
125*
)
G C Smith
(
125
)
South Africa
312/4
Sri Lanka
Wanderers Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 2 wickets
22/01/2012
96
T M Dilshan
(
160*
)
K C Sangakkara
(
105
)
Sri Lanka
320/4
India
Bellerive Oval
India won by 7 wickets
28/02/2012
97
M J Clarke
(
117
)
D A Warner
(
100
)
Australia
271/6
Sri Lanka
Adelaide Oval
Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets
06/03/2012
98
V Kohli
(
108
)
G Gambhir
(
100
)
India
304/3
Sri Lanka
Shere Bangla National Stadium
India won by 50 runs
13/03/2012
99
Nasir Jamshed
(
112
)
Mohammad Hafeez
(
105
)
Pakistan
329/6
India
Shere Bangla National Stadium
India won by 6 wickets
18/03/2012
100
C H Gayle
(
125
)
M N Samuels
(
101*
)
West Indies
315/5
New Zealand
Sabina Park
West Indies won by 55 runs
07/07/2012
101
J Charles
(
130
)
D M Bravo
(
100*
)
West Indies
337/4
Zimbabwe
National Cricket Stadium (Grenada)
West Indies won by 156 runs
22/02/2013
102
A B de Villiers
(
128
)
H M Amla
(
122
)
South Africa
343/5
Pakistan
Wanderers Stadium
South Africa won by 34 runs
17/03/2013
103
W U Tharanga
(
174*
)
D P M D Jayawardene
(
107
)
Sri Lanka
348/1
India
Sabina Park
Sri Lanka won by 161 runs
02/07/2013
104
E J G Morgan
(
124*
)
R S Bopara
(
101*
)
England
274/4
Ireland
The Village
England won by 6 wickets
03/09/2013
105
S E Marsh
(
151
)
A J Finch
(
148
)
Australia
362/3
Scotland
Grange Cricket Club
Australia won by 200 runs
03/09/2013
106
R G Sharma
(
141*
)
V Kohli
(
100*
)
India
362/1
Australia
Sawai Mansingh Stadium
India won by 9 wickets
16/10/2013
107
G J Bailey
(
156
)
S R Watson
(
102
)
Australia
350/6
India
Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium
India won by 6 wickets
30/10/2013
108
V Kohli
(
115*
)
S Dhawan
(
100
)
India
351/4
Australia
Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium
India won by 6 wickets
30/10/2013
109
Q de Kock
(
106
)
H M Amla
(
100
)
South Africa
280/6
India
Kingsmead
South Africa won by 134 runs
08/12/2013
110
A B de Villiers
(
109
)
Q de Kock
(
101
)
South Africa
301/8
India
SuperSport Park
No result
11/12/2013
111
C J Anderson
(
131*
)
J D Ryder
(
104
)
New Zealand
283/4
West Indies
Queenstown Events Centre
New Zealand won by 159 runs
01/01/2014
112
K A Edwards
(
123*
)
D J Bravo
(
106
)
West Indies
363/4
New Zealand
Seddon Park
West Indies won by 203 runs
07/01/2014
113
Q de Kock
(
128
)
A B de Villiers
(
108
)
South Africa
339/5
Sri Lanka
Mahinda Rajapaksha International Cricket Stadium
South Africa won by 82 runs
12/07/2014
114
D Ramdin
(
169
)
D M Bravo
(
124
)
West Indies
338/7
Bangladesh
Warner Park
West Indies won by 91 runs
25/08/2014
115
A B de Villiers
(
136*
)
F du Plessis
(
106
)
South Africa
328/3
Australia
Harare Sports Club
South Africa won by 7 wickets
27/08/2014
116
S Dhawan
(
113
)
A M Rahane
(
111
)
India
363/5
Sri Lanka
Barabati Stadium
India won by 169 runs
02/11/2014
117
H M Amla
(
153*
)
A B de Villiers
(
149
)
R R Rossouw
(
128
)
South Africa
439/2
West Indies
Wanderers Stadium
South Africa won by 148 runs
18/01/2015
118
L Ronchi
(
170*
)
G D Elliott
(
104*
)
New Zealand
360/5
Sri Lanka
University Oval
New Zealand won by 108 runs
23/01/2015
119
H M Amla
(
133
)
R R Rossouw
(
132
)
South Africa
361/5
West Indies
SuperSport Park
South Africa won by 131 runs
28/01/2015
120
K S Williamson
(
112
)
L R P L Taylor
(
102*
)
New Zealand
369/5
Pakistan
McLean Park
New Zealand won by 119 runs
03/02/2015
121
D A Miller
(
138*
)
J-P Duminy
(
115*
)
South Africa
339/4
Zimbabwe
Seddon Park
South Africa won by 62 runs
15/02/2015
122
C H Gayle
(
215
)
M N Samuels
(
133*
)
West Indies
372/2
Zimbabwe
Manuka Oval
West Indies won by 73 runs
24/02/2015
123
T M Dilshan
(
161*
)
K C Sangakkara
(
105*
)
Sri Lanka
332/1
Bangladesh
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Sri Lanka won by 92 runs
26/02/2015
124
H D R L Thirimanne
(
139*
)
K C Sangakkara
(
117*
)
Sri Lanka
312/1
England
Sky Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets
01/03/2015
125
H M Amla
(
159
)
F du Plessis
(
109
)
South Africa
411/4
Ireland
Manuka Oval
South Africa won by 201 runs
03/03/2015
126
K C Sangakkara
(
124
)
T M Dilshan
(
104
)
Sri Lanka
363/9
Scotland
Bellerive Oval
Sri Lanka won by 148 runs
11/03/2015
127
Tamim Iqbal
(
132
)
Mushfiqur Rahim
(
106
)
Bangladesh
329/6
Pakistan
Shere Bangla National Stadium
Bangladesh won by 79 runs
17/04/2015
128
J C Buttler
(
129
)
J E Root
(
104
)
England
408/9
New Zealand
Edgbaston
England won by 210 runs
09/06/2015
129
K S Williamson
(
118
)
L R P L Taylor
(
110
)
New Zealand
306/7
England
The Rose Bowl
New Zealand won by 3 wickets
14/06/2015
130
E J G Morgan
(
113
)
J E Root
(
106*
)
England
350/3
New Zealand
Trent Bridge
England won by 7 wickets
17/06/2015
131
M J Guptill
(
116*
)
T W M Latham
(
110*
)
New Zealand
236/0
Zimbabwe
Harare Sports Club
New Zealand won by 10 wickets
04/08/2015
132
F du Plessis
(
133*
)
A B de Villiers
(
119
)
Q de Kock
(
109
)
South Africa
438/4
India
Wankhede Stadium
South Africa won by 214 runs
25/10/2015
133
J C Buttler
(
116*
)
J J Roy
(
102
)
England
355/5
Pakistan
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
England won by 84 runs
20/11/2015
134
S P D Smith
(
149
)
G J Bailey
(
112
)
Australia
310/5
India
WACA Ground
Australia won by 5 wickets
12/01/2016
135
S Dhawan
(
126
)
V Kohli
(
106
)
India
323
Australia
Manuka Oval
Australia won by 25 runs
20/01/2016
136
D A Warner
(
122
)
M R Marsh
(
102*
)
Australia
330/7
India
Sydney Cricket Ground
India won by 6 wickets
23/01/2016
137
Q de Kock
(
135
)
H M Amla
(
127
)
South Africa
319/3
England
SuperSport Park
South Africa won by 7 wickets
09/02/2016
138
A D Hales
(
133*
)
J J Roy
(
112*
)
England
256/0
Sri Lanka
Edgbaston
England won by 10 wickets
24/06/2016
139
K J Coetzer
(
127
)
P L Mommsen
(
111*
)
Scotland
327/5
United Arab Emirates
Grange Cricket Club
Scotland won by 98 runs
14/08/2016
140
Babar Azam
(
117
)
Azhar Ali
(
101
)
Pakistan
308/6
West Indies
Sheikh Zayed Stadium
Pakistan won by 136 runs
05/10/2016
141
D A Warner
(
117
)
S P D Smith
(
108
)
Australia
371/6
South Africa
Kingsmead
South Africa won by 4 wickets
05/10/2016
142
V Kohli
(
122
)
K M Jadhav
(
120
)
India
356/7
England
Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium
India won by 3 wickets
15/01/2017
143
Yuvraj Singh
(
150
)
M S Dhoni
(
134
)
India
381/6
England
Barabati Stadium
India won by 15 runs
19/01/2017
144
D A Warner
(
179
)
T M Head
(
128
)
Australia
369/7
Pakistan
Adelaide Oval
Australia won by 57 runs
26/01/2017
145
D A Miller
(
117*
)
F du Plessis
(
105
)
South Africa
307/6
Sri Lanka
Kingsmead
South Africa won by 121 runs
01/02/2017
146
H M Amla
(
154
)
Q de Kock
(
109
)
South Africa
384/6
Sri Lanka
SuperSport Park
South Africa won by 88 runs
10/02/2017
147
A D Hales
(
110
)
J E Root
(
101
)
England
328
West Indies
Kensington Oval
England won by 186 runs
09/03/2017
148
Shakib Al Hasan
(
114
)
Mahmudullah
(
102*
)
Bangladesh
268/5
New Zealand
Sophia Gardens
Bangladesh won by 5 wickets
09/06/2017
149
M D Gunathilaka
(
116
)
N Dickwella
(
102
)
Sri Lanka
312/2
Zimbabwe
Mahinda Rajapaksha International Cricket Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets
06/07/2017
150
V Kohli
(
131
)
R G Sharma
(
104
)
India
375/5
Sri Lanka
R Premadasa Stadium
India won by 168 runs
31/08/2017
151
Q de Kock
(
168*
)
H M Amla
(
110*
)
South Africa
282/0
Bangladesh
Diamond Oval
South Africa won by 10 wickets
15/10/2017
152
R G Sharma
(
147
)
V Kohli
(
113
)
India
337/6
New Zealand
Green Park
India won by 6 runs
29/10/2017
153
W T S Porterfield
(
139
)
A Balbirnie
(
102
)
Ireland
301/5
United Arab Emirates
ICC Global Cricket Academy
Ireland won by 67 runs
13/01/2018
154
S O Hetmeyer
(
127
)
C H Gayle
(
123
)
West Indies
357/4
United Arab Emirates
Old Hararians Sports Club
West Indies won by 60 runs
06/03/2018
155
J M Bairstow
(
138
)
J E Root
(
102
)
England
335/9
New Zealand
University Oval
New Zealand won by 5 wickets
06/03/2018
156
A D Hales
(
147
)
J M Bairstow
(
139
)
England
481/6
Australia
Trent Bridge
England won by 242 runs
19/06/2018
157
S E Marsh
(
101
)
A J Finch
(
100
)
Australia
310/8
England
Riverside Ground
England won by 6 wickets
21/06/2018
158
Fakhar Zaman
(
210*
)
Imam-ul-Haq
(
113
)
Pakistan
399/1
Zimbabwe
Queens Sports Club
Pakistan won by 244 runs
20/07/2018
159
Imam-ul-Haq
(
110
)
Babar Azam
(
106*
)
Pakistan
364/4
Zimbabwe
Queens Sports Club
Pakistan won by 131 runs
22/07/2018
160
S Dhawan
(
114
)
R G Sharma
(
111*
)
India
238/1
Pakistan
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
India won by 9 wickets
23/09/2018
161
R G Sharma
(
152*
)
V Kohli
(
140
)
India
326/2
West Indies
Barsapara Cricket Stadium
India won by 8 wickets
21/10/2018
162
Soumya Sarkar
(
117
)
Imrul Kayes
(
115
)
Bangladesh
288/3
Zimbabwe
Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium
Bangladesh won by 7 wickets
26/10/2018
163
R G Sharma
(
162
)
A T Rayudu
(
100
)
India
377/5
West Indies
Brabourne Stadium
India won by 224 runs
29/10/2018
164
D A Miller
(
139
)
F du Plessis
(
125
)
South Africa
320/5
Australia
Bellerive Oval
South Africa won by 40 runs
11/11/2018
165
L R P L Taylor
(
137
)
H M Nicholls
(
124*
)
New Zealand
364/4
Sri Lanka
Saxton Oval
New Zealand won by 115 runs
08/01/2019
166
J J Roy
(
123
)
J E Root
(
102
)
England
364/4
West Indies
Kensington Oval
England won by 6 wickets
20/02/2019
167
J C Buttler
(
150
)
E J G Morgan
(
103
)
England
418/6
West Indies
National Cricket Stadium (Grenada)
England won by 29 runs
27/02/2019
168
Abid Ali
(
112
)
Mohammad Rizwan
(
104
)
Pakistan
271/8
Australia
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
Australia won by 6 runs
29/03/2019
169
J D Campbell
(
179
)
S D Hope
(
170
)
West Indies
381/3
Ireland
Castle Avenue
West Indies won by 196 runs
05/05/2019
170
J E Root
(
107
)
J C Buttler
(
103
)
England
334/9
Pakistan
Trent Bridge
Pakistan won by 14 runs
03/06/2019
171
K L Rahul
(
111
)
R G Sharma
(
103
)
India
265/3
Sri Lanka
Headingley
India won by 7 wickets
06/07/2019
172
S O Hetmeyer
(
139
)
S D Hope
(
102*
)
West Indies
291/2
India
MA Chidambaram Stadium
West Indies won by 8 wickets
15/12/2019
173
R G Sharma
(
159
)
K L Rahul
(
102
)
India
387/5
West Indies
Dr YS Rajasekhara Reddy Cricket Stadium
India won by 107 runs
18/12/2019
174
D A Warner
(
128*
)
A J Finch
(
110*
)
Australia
258/0
India
Wankhede Stadium
Australia won by 10 wickets
14/01/2020
175
Zeeshan Maqsood
(
109
)
Aqib Ilyas
(
105
)
Oman
276/6
United States
Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground
Oman won by 92 runs
11/02/2020
176
W I A Fernando
(
127
)
K Mendis
(
119
)
Sri Lanka
345/8
West Indies
Mahinda Rajapaksha International Cricket Stadium
Sri Lanka won by 161 runs
26/02/2020
177
Litton Das
(
176
)
Tamim Iqbal
(
128*
)
Bangladesh
322/3
Zimbabwe
Sylhet Stadium
Bangladesh won by 123 runs
06/03/2020
178
P R Stirling
(
142
)
A Balbirnie
(
113
)
Ireland
329/3
England
The Rose Bowl
Ireland won by 7 wickets
04/08/2020
179
G J Maxwell
(
108
)
A T Carey
(
106
)
Australia
305/7
England
Old Trafford
Australia won by 3 wickets
16/09/2020
180
A J Finch
(
114
)
S P D Smith
(
105
)
Australia
374/6
India
Sydney Cricket Ground
Australia won by 66 runs
27/11/2020
181
Chundangapoyil Rizwan
(
109
)
Muhammad Usman
(
102*
)
United Arab Emirates
270/4
Ireland
Sheikh Zayed Stadium
United Arab Emirates won by 6 wickets
08/01/2021
182
D P Conway
(
126
)
D J Mitchell
(
100*
)
New Zealand
318/6
Bangladesh
Basin Reserve
New Zealand won by 164 runs
26/03/2021
183
J N Malan
(
177*
)
Q de Kock
(
120
)
South Africa
346/4
Ireland
The Village
South Africa won by 70 runs
16/07/2021
184
H E van der Dussen
(
129*
)
T Bavuma
(
110
)
South Africa
296/4
India
Boland Park
South Africa won by 31 runs
19/01/2022
185
V Aravind
(
115*
)
Chirag Suri
(
103
)
United Arab Emirates
348/3
Namibia
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
United Arab Emirates won by 43 runs
12/03/2022
186
Babar Azam
(
114
)
Imam-ul-Haq
(
106
)
Pakistan
349/4
Australia
Gaddafi Stadium
Pakistan won by 6 wickets
31/03/2022
187
W A Young
(
120
)
M J Guptill
(
106
)
New Zealand
333/8
Netherlands
Seddon Park
New Zealand won by 115 runs
04/04/2022
188
K R Mayers
(
120
)
S S J Brooks
(
101*
)
West Indies
308/5
Netherlands
VRA Ground
West Indies won by 20 runs
04/06/2022
189
M D Patel
(
130
)
S J Modani
(
111
)
United States
323/8
Oman
Choice Moosa Stadium
United States won by 114 runs
08/06/2022
190
J C Buttler
(
162*
)
D J Malan
(
125
)
P D Salt
(
122
)
England
498/4
Netherlands
VRA Ground
England won by 232 runs
17/06/2022
191
P R Stirling
(
120
)
H T Tector
(
108
)
Ireland
359/9
New Zealand
The Village
New Zealand won by 1 run
15/07/2022
192
Sikandar Raza
(
135*
)
I Kaia
(
110
)
Zimbabwe
307/5
Bangladesh
Harare Sports Club
Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets
05/08/2022
193
Sikandar Raza
(
117*
)
R W Chakabva
(
102
)
Zimbabwe
291/5
Bangladesh
Harare Sports Club
Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets
07/08/2022
194
T M Head
(
152
)
D A Warner
(
106
)
Australia
355/5
England
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Australia won by 221 runs
22/11/2022
195
Ishan Kishan
(
210
)
V Kohli
(
113
)
India
409/8
Bangladesh
Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium
India won by 227 runs
10/12/2022
196
V Kohli
(
166*
)
Shubman Gill
(
116
)
India
390/5
Sri Lanka
Greenfield International Stadium
India won by 317 runs
15/01/2023
197
A Balbirnie
(
121*
)
H T Tector
(
101*
)
Ireland
288/4
Zimbabwe
Harare Sports Club
Zimbabwe won by 3 wickets
18/01/2023
198
Shubman Gill
(
112
)
R G Sharma
(
101
)
India
385/9
New Zealand
Holkar Cricket Stadium
India won by 90 runs
24/01/2023
199
J C Buttler
(
131
)
D J Malan
(
118
)
England
346/7
South Africa
Diamond Oval
England won by 59 runs
01/02/2023
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