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Rohit Sharma Centuries

Rohit Sharma Centuries, the current cricket captain of India, has 41 hundreds in all three formats. On September 2, 2021, against England at the Oval, Rohit Sharma scored his final century.

After the Little Master retired from international cricket in 2013, Rohit Sharma, a talented batsman and prolific run-scorer, was the perfect replacement for Sachin Tendulkar on the Indian cricket squad. Rohit Sharma is famed for his beautiful batting, which has enchanted cricket fans all over the world, while run-machine Virat Kohli has built a reputation for himself by amusingly chasing down lofty objectives.

Rohit Sharma Centuries or total number of hundreds in international cricket

Over the course of his career, Rohit Sharma has amassed 41 international centuries in ODIs, T20Is, and Test cricket. A century from Rohit Sharma is now all but a given.

Rohit Sharma's total number of hundreds in international cricket — Rohit Sharma **Centuries or** total number of hundreds in international cricket

Format	Matches	Centuries
Test	43	8
ODI	227	29
T20I	112	4

Rohit Sharma’s ability to bat was never in question, and the Mumbai batsman has had flashes of brilliance at the international level since the beginning of his career. However, it took him several tries to find the proper batting position.

Rohit Sharma has discovered his ideal batting position as the Indian team’s opener after years of searching, just like it was with Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh, and others.

Rohit Sharma’s centuries in ODI list

Rohit Sharma's ODI century list — Rohit Sharma’s centuries in ODI list

Sr No.	Date	Against	Score	Innings	Venue	Result
1	28 May 2010	Zimbabwe	114	1	Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo	Lost
2	30 May 2010	Sri Lanka	101*	2	Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo	Won
3	16 October 2013	Australia	141*	2	Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur	Won
4	2 November 2013	Australia	209	1	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru	Won
5	13 November 2014	Sri Lanka	264	1	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	Won
6	18 January 2015	Australia	138	1	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Lost
7	19 March 2015	Bangladesh	137	1	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Won
8	11 October 2015	South Africa	150	2	Green Park, Kanpur	Lost
9	12 January 2016	Australia	171*	1	W.A.C.A Cricket Ground, Perth	Lost
10	15 January 2016	Australia	124	1	Brisbane Cricket Ground	Lost
11	15 June 2017	Bangladesh	123*	2	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Won
12	27 August 2017	Sri Lanka	124*	2	Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Kandy	Won
13	31 August 2017	Sri Lanka	104	1	R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo	Won
14	1 October 2017	Australia	125	2	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, Nagpur	Won
15	29 October 2017	New Zealand	147	1	Gren Park, Kanpur	Won
16	13 December 2017	Sri Lanka	208*	1	Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra, Mohal	Won
17	13 February 2018	South Africa	115	1	St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth	Won
18	12 July 2018	England	137*	2	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	Won
19	23 September 2018	Pakistan	111*	2	Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai	Won
20	21 October 2018	West Indies	152*	2	Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati	Won
21	29 October 2018	West Indies	162	1	Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai	Won
22	12 January 2019	Australia	133	2	Sydney Cricket Ground	Lost
23	5 June 2019	South Africa	122*	2	The Rose Bowl, Southampton	Won
24	16 June 2019	Pakistan	140	1	Old Trafford, Manchester	Won
25	30 June 2019	England	102	2	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Lost
26	2 July 2019	Bangladesh	104	1	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Won
27	6 July 2019	Sri Lanka	103	2	Headingley, Leeds	Won
28	18 December 2019	West Indies	159	1	Dr Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA–VDCA Cricket Stadium, Vishakhapatnam	Won
29	19 January 2020	Australia	119	2	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	Won

Rohit Sharma played his first ODI for India back in 2007 against Ireland in Belfast, but it wasn’t until 2010 that he scored his first ODI century. Rohit Sharma had just scored a 119-run effort while batting at number four in an international triangular series between India and Zimbabwe at Bulawayo’s Queen Sports Club. Two days later, at the same location, he backed it up with an undefeated 101 versus Sri Lanka.

Rohit Sharma’s distinctive batting style, which the general public has come to refer to as “lazy elegance,” has made him a household name over the years, but it was at the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup that he truly blossomed as a batsman. Rohit Sharma, who bats left-handed like Shikhar Dhawan, opened for Team India, scoring five centuries in a single World Cup.

Six of Rohit Sharma’s ODI World Cup hundreds have come in the 2019 World Cup, including five of them. Before India lost to New Zealand in the semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup, the Men in Blue won the most of their World Cup matches and easily advanced.

Rohit Sharma’s favourite ODI opponents in cricket have been Sri Lanka and Australia, against whom the batsman has amassed six and eight hundreds, respectively. Rohit Sharma had faced these opposition throughout three of his double century.

Rohit Sharma was making waves with his batting in limited-overs cricket up until 2016, but it was between 2017 and 2019 that Sharma proved he could notch hundreds of runs at will.

Over the course of three years, Rohit Sharma scored an astounding 18 ODI hundreds and totaled 3813 runs. On January 19, 2020, Rohit Sharma scored his final ODI century at Bangalore’s M. Chinnaswamy Stadium against Australia.

List of Rohit Sharma’s Centuries in T20s

Sr No.	Date	Against	Score	Innings	Venue	Result
1	2 October 2015	South Africa	106	1	Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Dharamsala	Lost
2	22 December 2017	Sri Lanka	118	1	Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore	Won
3	8 July 2018	England	100*	2	County Ground, Bristol	Won
4	6 November 2018	West Indies	111*	1	Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow	Won

Ironically, Rohit Sharma initially gained international attention during the Indian cricket team’s 2007 T20 World Cup campaign in South Africa. Rohit Sharma is the ideal limited-overs batter and is perfectly suited for ODI cricket because of his batting finesse. Even though the team featured several match-winning players, including a teenage MS Dhoni, Sharma’s strokeplay had drawn a lot of attention.

He is the batsman with the most tonnes in the shortest format with four. On November 6, 2018, Rohit Sharma scored his final T20I century against West Indies at Lucknow’s Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium.

Similar to his time in ODIs, Rohit Sharma was able to score his first T20I century in the shortest format. Sharma got his first century in a T20I against South Africa in Dharamsala, eight years after making his T20I debut. Sharma was the second Indian to reach century in all three game types and the first to score two T20I centuries.

List of Rohit Sharma test century performances or Rohit Sharma Centuries in test match

Sr No.	Date	Against	Score	Innings	Venue	Result
1	7 November 2013	West Indies	177	2	Eden Gardens, Kolkata	Won
2	15 November 2013	West Indies	111*	2	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	Won
3	26 November 2017	Sri Lanka	102*	2	Vidharbha Cricket Association, Nagpur	Won
4	2 October 2019	South Africa	176	1	Dr Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam	Won
5	5 October 2019	South Africa	127	3	Dr Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam	Won
6	19 October 2019	South Africa	212	1	JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi	Won
7	13 February 2021	England	161	1	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai	Won
8	2 September, 2021	England	127	3	The Oval, London	Won

Unlike his ODI and T2oI career, Rohit Sharma was able to start his Test cricket career off right with a debut century against the West Indies in Kolkata. He immediately backed it up with another century in Mumbai against the same opposition.

List of Rohit Sharma test century performances

The middle-border batting position, however, hindered Sharma from registering another Test century for four years because he wasn’t starting for India in Test cricket.

Sharma finally received his opportunity to bat first in a Test in 2019 against South Africa, and he went on to make cricket history by scoring double hundreds on his opening-position debut. The most recent of Rohit Sharma’s eight Test hundreds occurred on September 2, 2021, at the Oval against England.