List of international cricket centuries by Jacques Kallis

Jacques Kallis has scored more international centuries than any other South African player.

Jacques Kallis is a South African cricketer who plays as an all-rounder. He has been described as "the greatest cricketer ever",[1][2] and is considered one of the best all-rounders of all time, along with Sir Garfield Sobers.[3] He has scored 45 centuries (100 or more runs in a single innings) in Test cricket, the most by any South African,[4] and 17 centuries in One Day International (ODI) matches.[5] He leads all South African batsmen in runs in both Test and ODI cricket.[6][7]

Kallis made his Test debut against England in December 1995.[8] He scored his maiden Test century just over two years later, in his seventh Test match, making 101 against Australia.[9] In the 2003–04 series against the West Indies, Kallis scored a century in each of the four Test matches, becoming the first cricketer to pass 100 in every match of a series lasting more than three Tests.[10] His feat also marked the first time a South African player scored centuries in four consecutive Test matches,[10] a run he extended in his next match, scoring 150 not out against New Zealand, to become the second player, after Sir Donald Bradman, to pass 100 in five consecutive Tests.[11] Kallis passed Gary Kirsten as South Africa's leading run-scorer in Test cricket when he reached his 22nd century during the 2004–05 tour of the West Indies.[12] His achievements during the 2004–05 and 2005 cricket seasons, during which time he scored six Test centuries, resulted in him being named as Test Player of the Year by the International Cricket Council (ICC).[13] In October 2007 he became the fourth South African to reach 100 in both innings of a Test match when he did so against Pakistan.[14] He scored a century in each of the following three Tests, tallying five centuries in four Test matches.[15] In doing so, he joined Bradman, Matthew Hayden and Ken Barrington as one of just four players to have scored centuries in four consecutive Test matches on two occasions.[11] Kallis scored his first double century in Test cricket in December 2010, scoring an unbeaten 201 in the first Test against India.[16] Prior to his double century, Kallis had been the only player in the top 15 Test run-scorers not to have reached 200.[17] Later during the same series, Kallis struck centuries in both innings of a match for the second time in his career, becoming the first South African to achieve the feat on two occasions.[18] He reached his second double century, and his highest score, in 2012 against Sri Lanka, making 224.[19]

In ODI cricket, Kallis scored his maiden century in January 1998, totalling 111 against New Zealand.[20] He reached his highest total in ODIs against the West Indies in February 2004, scoring 139.[20] He generally scores at slower than one run per delivery, but does score more quickly on occasions on which he reaches a century, averaging 90.24 runs per hundred balls, rather than 72.77 when he scores less than 100.[20] His highest strike-rate when scoring a century was 117.43, achieved when he scored 128 not out against the Netherlands during the 2007 Cricket World Cup.[20] He is the only South African to have scored over 10,000 runs in ODI cricket,[21] while his 17 ODI centuries rank him second behind the 21 scored by Herschelle Gibbs among his countrymen.[22]

Key

  • * denotes that he remained not out.
  • double-dagger denotes that he was the captain of the South African team in that match.
  • Pos. denotes his position in the batting order.
  • Test denotes the number of the Test match played in that series.
  • Inn. denotes the number of innings in the match.
  • H/A/N denotes whether the venue is home (South Africa), away (opposition's home) or neutral.
  • Date denotes the date on which the match began.
  • Lost denotes that the match was lost by South Africa.
  • Won denotes that the match was won by South Africa.
  • Drawn denotes that the match was drawn.
  • S/R denotes strike rate.

Test centuries

No.ScoreAgainstPos.Inn.TestVenueH/A/NDateResult
1101 Australia3 41/3Melbourne Cricket Ground, MelbourneAway26 December 1997Drawn[23]
2132 England3 13/5Old Trafford, ManchesterAway2 June 1998Drawn[24]
3110 West Indies3 14/5Newlands, Cape TownHome2 January 1999Won[25]
4148* New Zealand3 22/3Jade Stadium, ChristchurchAway11 March 1999Drawn[26]
5115 Zimbabwe3 22/2Harare Sports Club, HarareAway11 November 1999Won[27]
6105 England3 24/5Newlands, Cape TownHome2 January 2000Won[28]
7160 New Zealand3 11/3Goodyear Park, BloemfonteinHome17 November 2000Won[29]
8157* Zimbabwe3 11/2Harare Sports Club, HarareAway7 September 2001Won[30]
9189* Zimbabwe3 22/2Queens Sports Club, BulawayoAway14 September 2001Drawn[31]
10139* Bangladesh4 22/2North West Cricket Stadium, PotchefstroomHome25 October 2002Won[32]
11105 Pakistan4 11/2Kingsmead, DurbanHome26 December 2002Won[33]
12158 West Indies4 11/4New Wanderers Stadium, JohannesburgHome12 December 2003Won[34]
13177 West Indies4 22/4Kingsmead, DurbanHome26 December 2003Won[35]
14130* West Indies4 33/4Newlands, Cape TownHome2 January 2004Drawn[36]
15130* West Indies4 14/4SuperSport Park, CenturionHome16 January 2004Won[37]
16150* New Zealand4 31/3Westpac Park, HamiltonAway10 March 2004Drawn[38]
17121 India4 12/2Eden Gardens, KolkataAway28 November 2004Lost[39]
18162 England4 22/5Kingsmead, DurbanHome26 December 2004Drawn[40]
19149 England4 13/5Newlands, Cape TownHome2 January 2005Won[41]
20136* England4 35/5SuperSport Park, CenturionHome21 January 2005Drawn[42]
21109* West Indies4 31/4Bourda, GeorgetownAway31 March 2005Drawn[43]
22147 West Indies4 14/4Antigua Recreation Ground, St. John'sAway29 April 2005Drawn[44]
23111 Australia4 13/3Sydney Cricket Ground, SydneyAway2 January 2006Lost[45]
24114 Australia4 22/3Kingsmead, DurbanHome24 March 2006Lost[46]
25155 Pakistan4 11/2National Stadium, KarachiAway1 October 2007Won[47]
26100* Pakistan4 31/2National Stadium, KarachiAway1 October 2007Won[47]
27107* Pakistan4 32/2Gaddafi Stadium, LahoreAway8 October 2007Drawn[48]
28186 New Zealand4 31/2New Wanderers Stadium, JohannesburgHome8 November 2007Won[49]
29131 New Zealand4 22/2SuperSport Park, CenturionHome16 November 2007Won[50]
30132 India4 22/3Sardar Patel Stadium, AhmedabadAway3 April 2008Won[51]
31102 double-dagger Australia4 23/3Newlands, Cape TownHome19 March 2009Won[52]
32120 England4 11/4SuperSport Park, CenturionHome16 December 2009Drawn[53]
33108 England4 13/4Newlands, Cape TownHome3 January 2010Drawn[54]
34173 India4 11/2Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium, NagpurAway6 February 2010Won[55]
35110 West Indies4 12/3Warner Park, BasseterreAway18 June 2010Drawn[56]
36135* Pakistan4 31/2Dubai International Cricket Stadium, DubaiNeutral12 November 2010Drawn[57]
37105 Pakistan4 12/2Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu DhabiNeutral20 November 2010Drawn[58]
38201* India4 21/3SuperSport Park, CenturionHome16 December 2010Won[59]
39161 India4 13/3Newlands, Cape TownHome2 January 2011Drawn[60]
40109* India5 33/3Newlands, Cape TownHome2 January 2011Drawn[60]
41224 Sri Lanka4 13/3Newlands, Cape TownHome3 January 2012Won[19]
42113 New Zealand4 21/3University Oval, DunedinAway10 March 2012Drawn[61]
43182* England4 21/3Kennington Oval, LondonAway22 July 2012Won[62]
44147 Australia4 11/3The Gabba, BrisbaneAway11 November 2012Drawn[63]
45115 India4 22/2Kingsmead, DurbanHome29 December 2013Won[64]

ODI centuries

No.ScoreAgainstPos.Inn.S/RVenueH/A/NDateResult
1111 New Zealand3179.28 Western Australian Cricket Association Ground, PerthNeutral16 January 1998Won[65]
2109* Pakistan5195.61 Kingsmead, DurbanHome3 April 1998Won[66]
3113* Sri Lanka51113.00 Bangabandhu National Stadium, DhakaNeutral30 October 1998Won[67]
4100 New Zealand3185.47 Carisbrook, DunedinAway14 February 1999Lost[68]
5100 New Zealand4180.00 Eden Park, AucklandAway27 March 1999Won[69]
6100* Sri Lanka3271.94 Boland Bank Park, PaarlHome9 January 2001Won[70]
7107 West Indies3199.07 Queen's Park, St. George'sAway5 May 2001Won[71]
8104* Australia3286.66 Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, PerthAway3 February 2002Lost[72]
9107 England3180.45 The Oval, LondonAway28 June 2003Lost[73]
10125* Zimbabwe3185.03 St Lawrence Ground, CanterburyNeutral29 June 2003Won[74]
11109* West Indies41115.95 Newlands, Cape TownHome25 January 2004Won[75]
12139 West Indies3297.88 New Wanderers Stadium, JohannesburgHome4 February 2004Won[76]
13101 Sri Lanka3279.52 Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, ColomboAway31 August 2004Lost[77]
14119* India3174.37 Kingsmead, DurbanHome11 November 2006Won[78]
15128* Netherlands31117.43 Warner Park, BasseterreNeutral16 March 2007Won[79]
16121* West Indies3290.97 St George's Park, Port ElizabethHome27 January 2008Won[80]
17104* India31110.63 Sardar Patel Stadium, AhmedabadAway27 February 2010Won[81]

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