Most centuries in Men's international cricket

A landmark score for any batter, we take a look at which players have brought up a century the most times in international cricket history.

The only player to notch 100 international centuries, there is no surprise that Sachin Tendulkar leads the way in the Test format.

Across a 24-year career, Tendulkar was a constant thorn in the side of rivals Australia, hitting 11 of his Test centuries against the Aussies.

But his greatness was not just reserved solely for the game's longest format as Tendulkar was also a prolific run-getter in ODI cricket. His 49 centuries sit second only to another great Indian in Virat Kohli.

Kohli, who has 51 ODI hundreds, averages a quite frankly ridiculous 57.88, making him one of the best to ever play the game.

The India duo are joined by Ricky Ponting and Rohit Sharma as the only four batters to appear on multiple lists.

Ponting's 41 Test centuries were coupled with 30 in one-day internationals, whilst Sharma sits third on the all-time ODI list with 32 hundreds and joint-top of the T20 rankings with a tally of five.

Sharma is currently neck and neck with Aussie legend Glenn Maxwell in the game's shortest format.

Test

Rank	Player	Centuries
1.	Sachin Tendulkar	51
2.	Jacques Kallis	45
3.	Ricky Ponting	41
3.	Joe Root*	41
5.	Kumar Sangakkara	38

ODI

Rank	Player	Centuries
1.	Virat Kohli*	53
2.	Sachin Tendulkar	49
3.	Rohit Sharma*	32
4.	Ricky Ponting	30
5.	Sanath Jayasuriya	30

T20I

Rank	Player	Centuries
1.	Glenn Maxwell*	5
2.	Rohit Sharma	5
3.	Phil Salt*	4
3.	Suryakumar Yadav*	4
5.	Darius Visser*	3
5.	Sabawoon Davizi*	3
5.	Colin Munro	3
5.	Muhammad Waseem*	3
5.	Babar Azam*	3

*Indicates that career is still ongoing.