List of international cricket centuries by Hashim Amla

Hashim Amla is a retired cricketer who represented the South Africa national cricket team for 15 years.[2] He has scored centuries (100 or more runs in a single innings) in Test and One Day International (ODI) matches on 28 and 27 occasions respectively.[3][4] Former England captain Geoffrey Boycott once said about him that, "he bats in a way that gives very little hope for the bowlers" and "he plays the same way at the start of his innings as he does at the end of it".[5]

Hashim Amla has scored 55 centuries for South Africa.[1]

Amla made his Test debut against India at Eden Gardens, Kolkata, in 2004.[6][7] His first century came two years later against New Zealand at the Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town.[8] His score of 311 not out, against England at The Oval, London, in 2012, is the only triple century by a South African batsman in Test cricket.[9][10][11] Amla has scored Test centuries at sixteen cricket grounds, including ten at venues outside South Africa.[12][13] In Tests, he has scored centuries against eight different opponents, and has the most centuries (six) against England. As of January 2019, Amla has the second-highest number of centuries for South Africa in Tests.[n 1][14]

Amla made his ODI debut in 2008 against Bangladesh at the Chittagong Divisional Stadium, Chittagong.[15] His first century came in the same year against the same team at the Willowmoore Park, Benoni.[16] His highest ODI score of 159 was made against Ireland at the Manuka Oval, Canberra in 2015.[17] His 27 centuries in the format is a South African record. Amla has played 38 Twenty20 International (T20I) matches without scoring a century;[18] his highest score in the format is 97 not out.[2] As of January 2019, Amla has the sixth-highest number of centuries across all formats in international cricket.[19]

Key
Amla made his highest Test score at The Oval.[20]
Key
Symbol Meaning
* Remained not out
Man of the match
Captain of South Africa in that match.
Balls Balls faced
Pos. Position in the batting order
Inn. The innings of the match
Test The number of the Test match played in that series
S/R Strike rate during the innings
H/A/N Venue was at home (South Africa), away or neutral
Date Date the match was held, or the starting date of match for Test matches
Lost The match was lost by South Africa.
Won The match was won by South Africa.
Drawn The match was drawn.
(D/L) The match was decided using the Duckworth–Lewis method.

Test centuries
Test centuries scored by Hashim Amla[21]
No. Score Against Pos. Inn. Test Venue H/A/N Date Result Ref
1 149  New Zealand322/3Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape TownHome27 April 2006Drawn[8]
2 176*  New Zealand331/2New Wanderers Stadium, JohannesburgHome8 November 2007Won[22]
3 103  New Zealand322/2SuperSport Park, CenturionHome16 November 2007Won[23]
4 159  India311/3M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, ChennaiAway26 March 2008Drawn[24]
5 104*  England331/4Lord's Cricket Ground, LondonAway10 July 2008Drawn[25]
6 112  Bangladesh311/2Chevrolet Park, BloemfonteinHome19 November 2008Won[26]
7 100  England431/4SuperSport Park, CenturionHome16 December 2009Drawn[27]
8 253*  India311/2VCA Stadium, NagpurAway6 February 2010Won[28]
9 114  India312/2Eden Gardens, KolkataAway14 February 2010Lost[29]
10 123*[n 2]  India332/2Eden Gardens, KolkataAway14 February 2010Lost[29]
11 118*  Pakistan331/2DSC Cricket Stadium, DubaiNeutral12 November 2010Drawn[30]
12 140  India321/2SuperSport Park, CenturionHome16 December 2010Won[31]
13 112  Australia341/2Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape TownHome9 November 2011Won[32]
14 105  Australia332/2New Wanderers Stadium, JohannesburgHome17 November 2011Lost[33]
15 311*  England321/3The Oval, LondonAway19 July 2012Won[20]
16 121  England333/3Lord's Cricket Ground, LondonAway16 August 2012Won[34]
17 104  Australia311/3The Gabba, BrisbaneAway9 November 2012Drawn[35]
18 196  Australia223/3WACA Ground, PerthAway30 November 2012Won[36]
19 110  New Zealand222/2St George's Park, Port ElizabethHome11 January 2013Won[37]
20 118  Pakistan311/2Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu DhabiNeutral14 October 2013Lost[38]
21 127*  Australia512/3St George's Park, Port ElizabethHome20 February 2014Won[39]
22 139*  Sri Lanka412/2Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, ColomboAway24 July 2014Drawn[40]
23 208  West Indies411/3SuperSport Park, CenturionHome17 December 2014Won[41]
24 201  England322/4Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape TownHome5 January 2016Drawn[42]
25 109  England314/4SuperSport Park, CenturionHome22 January 2016Won[43]
26 134  Sri Lanka313/3New Wanderers Stadium, JohannesburgHome12 January 2017Won[44]
27 137  Bangladesh311/2Senwes Park, PotchefstroomHome28 September 2017Won[45]
28 132  Bangladesh312/2Mangaung Oval, BloemfonteinHome6 October 2017Won[46]

ODI centuries
ODI centuries scored by Hashim Amla[47]
No. Score Balls Against Pos. Inn. S/R Venue H/A/N Date Result Ref
1 140 135 Bangladesh11103.70Willowmoore Park, BenoniHome9 November 2008Won[16]
2 102 109 West Indies1193.57Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, AntiguaAway22 May 2010Won (D/L)[48]
3 129 115 West Indies22112.17Windsor Park, RoseauAway30 May 2010Won[49]
4 110 96 Zimbabwe11114.58Chevrolet Park, BloemfonteinHome15 October 2010Won[50]
5 110 103 Zimbabwe12106.79Senwes Park, PotchefstroomHome17 October 2010Won[51]
6 119* 126 Pakistan1194.44DSC Cricket Stadium, DubaiNeutral2 November 2010Won[52]
7 116* 132 India2187.87SuperSport Park, CenturionHome23 January 2011Won (D/L)[53]
8 113 130 Netherlands1186.92Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, MohaliNeutral3 March 2011Won[54]
9 112 128 Sri Lanka1187.50Boland Bank Park, PaarlHome11 January 2012Won[55]
10 150 124 England21120.96Rose Bowl, SouthamptonAway28 August 2012Won[56]
11 122[n 3] 113 Pakistan21107.96New Wanderers Stadium, JohannesburgHome17 March 2013Won[57]
12 100 117 India2185.47Kingsmead Cricket Ground, DurbanHome8 December 2013Won[58]
13 109 130 Sri Lanka1183.84R Premadasa Stadium, ColomboAway6 July 2014Won[59]
14 101 102 Sri Lanka1299.01Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, KandyAway9 July 2014Lost[60]
15 122* 132 Zimbabwe2192.42Queens Sports Club, BulawayoAway17 August 2014Won[61]
16 119 135 New Zealand1188.14Bay Oval, Mount MaunganuiAway24 October 2014Won[62]
17 102 115 Australia1288.69Manuka Oval, CanberraAway19 November 2014Lost[63]
18 153* 142 West Indies11107.74New Wanderers Stadium, JohannesburgHome18 January 2015Won[64]
19 133 105 West Indies21126.66SuperSport Park, CenturionHome28 January 2015Won[65]
20 159 127 Ireland11125.19Manuka Oval, CanberraNeutral3 March 2015Won[17]
21 124 126 New Zealand2198.41SuperSport Park, CenturionHome19 August 2015Won[66]
22 127 130 England2297.69SuperSport Park, CenturionHome9 February 2016Won[67]
23 110 99 West Indies11111.11Warner Park, BasseterreAway15 June 2016Won[68]
24 154 134 Sri Lanka21114.92SuperSport Park, CenturionHome10 February 2017Won[69]
25 103 115 Sri Lanka2189.57Kennington Oval, LondonNeutral3 June 2017Won[70]
26 110* 112 Bangladesh2298.21De Beers Diamond Oval, KimberleyHome15 October 2017Won[71]
27 108* 120 Pakistan1190.00St George's Park, Port ElizabethHome19 January 2019Lost[72]

Footnotes
  1. Jacques Kallis leads the list with 45 centuries.
  2. This was Amla's second century in the match.
  3. Amla shared the man of the match award with AB de Villiers.[57]

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