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Sourav Ganguly was the first player to score three centuries in the tournament's history.Incricket , a player is said to have scored acentury when he scores 100 or moreruns in a singleinnings .[ 1] ICC Champions Trophy is aOne Day International (ODI) tournament organised by theInternational Cricket Council (ICC),[ 2] World Cup .[ 3] in 1998 , the tournament is organised every four years, though it had been organised every two or three years before, and was not held in 2021.[ 2] [ 4] [ 5] [ 6] [ a] India leads the list, with 12 centuries, followed byNew Zealand andSouth Africa with eight each.[ 8]
Alistair Campbell ofZimbabwe was the first to score a century in the tournament, when he made 100 against New Zealand during the inaugural edition.[ 5] Sourav Ganguly (India),Herschelle Gibbs (South Africa),Chris Gayle (West Indies ) andShikhar Dhawan (India)—hold the record for the most number of centuries, with three each. A further seven players—Saeed Anwar (Pakistan ),Marcus Trescothick andJoe Root (England ),Upul Tharanga (Sri Lanka ),Shane Watson (Australia ),Rachin Ravindra andKane Williamson (New Zealand)—have each scored two centuries.[ 6] in 2006 is a record for any player in a single edition.[ 9] Afghanistan 'sIbrahim Zadran holds the record for the highest individual score, scoring 177 against England in 2025.[ 10] Jacques Kallis 's 113not out against Sri Lanka in 1998, Ganguly's 141 not out against South Africain 2000 , and New Zealand'sChris Cairns 's 102 not out against India in the same tournament feature in the top 100 ODI innings of all time by a list released by theWisden Cricketers' Almanack [ 11]
Six centuries were made in the finals,[ 12] [ 13] 2025 edition saw fourteen centuries, the highest for a single tournament, while the fewest centuries were scored in the2013 edition , with three.[ 14]
Key Symbol Meaning Player Thebatsman who scored thecentury Runs Number ofruns scored * Batsman remainednot out † The century was scored in the final Balls Number ofballs faced 4s Number offours scored 6s Number ofsixes scored S/R Strike rate (runs scored per 100 balls)Inn Innings in which the score was madeTeam The cricket team the batsman was representing Opposition The team the batsman was playing against Venue TheODI cricket ground where the match was played Date The date when the match was played D/L The result was decided by theDuckworth–Lewis method
List of ICC champions trophy centuries[ 5] No. Player Runs Balls 4s 6s S/R Inn Team Opposition Venue Date Result Ref 1 Alistair Campbell 143 7 1 69.93 1 Zimbabwe New Zealand Bangabandhu National Stadium ,Dhaka 24 October 1998 Lost [ 15] 2 Sachin Tendulkar 128 13 3 110.15 1 India Australia 28 October 1998 Won [ 16] 3 Jacques Kallis * 100 5 5 113.00 1 South Africa Sri Lanka 30 October 1998 Won [ 17] 4 Philo Wallace 102 11 5 100.98 1 West Indies South Africa 1 November 1998 Lost [ 18] 5 Avishka Gunawardene 146 19 0 90.41 1 Sri Lanka West Indies Gymkhana Club Ground ,Nairobi 4 October 2000 Won [ 19] 6 Saeed Anwar (1/2) * 134 12 1 78.35 2 Pakistan Sri Lanka 8 October 2000 Won [ 20] 7 Saeed Anwar (2/2) 115 16 0 90.43 1 New Zealand 11 October 2000 Lost [ 21] 8 Sourav Ganguly (1/3) * 142 11 6 99.29 1 India South Africa 13 October 2000 Won [ 22] 9 Sourav Ganguly (2/3) 130 9 4 90.00 1 New Zealand 15 October 2000 Lost [ 23] 10 Chris Cairns * †113 8 2 90.26 2 New Zealand India 15 October 2000 Won 11 Sanath Jayasuriya * 120 10 0 85.00 2 Sri Lanka Pakistan R. Premadasa Stadium ,Colombo 12 September 2002 Won [ 24] 12 Mohammad Kaif * 112 8 1 99.10 1 India Zimbabwe 14 September 2002 Won [ 25] 13 Andy Flower 164 13 0 88.41 2 Zimbabwe India 14 September 2002 Lost 14 Marvan Atapattu 118 8 0 85.59 1 Sri Lanka Netherlands 16 September 2002 Won [ 26] 15 Brian Lara 120 8 2 92.50 1 West Indies Kenya Singhalese Sports Club Cricket Ground ,Colombo 17 September 2002 Won [ 27] 16 Marcus Trescothick (1/2) 102 11 2 116.66 1 England Zimbabwe R. Premadasa Stadium ,Colombo 18 September 2002 Won [ 28] 17 Herschelle Gibbs (1/3) 126 13 3 92.06 1 South Africa Kenya 20 September 2002 Won [ 29] 18 Virender Sehwag 104 21 1 121.15 2 India England 22 September 2002 Won [ 30] 19 Sourav Ganguly (3/3) * 109 12 3 107.33 20 Herschelle Gibbs (2/3) * 119 16 0 97.47 2 South Africa India 25 September 2002 Lost [ 31] 21 Nathan Astle * 151 13 6 96.02 1 New Zealand United States The Oval ,London 10 September 2004 Won [ 32] 22 Andrew Flintoff 91 9 3 114.28 1 England Sri Lanka The Rose Bowl ,Southampton 17 September 2004 [ b] Won (D/L) [ 34] 23 Herschelle Gibbs (3/3) 135 9 1 74.81 1 South Africa West Indies The Oval ,London 18 September 2004 [ c] Lost [ 36] 24 Marcus Trescothick (2/2) 124 14 0 83.87 1 England 25 September 2004 Lost [ 37] 25 Upul Tharanga (1/2) 129 11 1 81.39 1 Sri Lanka Bangladesh Inderjit Singh Bindra Stadium ,Mohali 7 October 2006 Won [ 38] 26 Upul Tharanga (2/2) 130 13 1 84.61 1 Zimbabwe Sardar Patel Stadium ,Ahmedabad 10 October 2006 Won [ 39] 27 Chris Gayle (1/3) * 118 11 3 88.13 2 West Indies Bangladesh Sawai Mansingh Stadium ,Jaipur 11 October 2006 Won [ 40] 28 Shahriar Nafees * 161 17 1 76.39 1 Bangladesh Zimbabwe 13 October 2006 Won [ 41] 29 Chris Gayle (2/3) 128 10 1 78.90 1 West Indies England Sardar Patel Stadium ,Ahmedabad 28 October 2006 Lost [ 42] 30 Dwayne Bravo * 124 14 1 90.32 31 Chris Gayle (3/3) * 135 17 3 98.51 2 South Africa Sawai Mansingh Stadium ,Jaipur 2 November 2006 Won [ 43] 32 Tillakaratne Dilshan 92 16 1 115.21 1 Sri Lanka SuperSport Park ,Centurion 22 September 2009 Won (D/L) [ 44] 33 Shoaib Malik 126 16 0 101.58 1 Pakistan India 26 September 2009 Won [ 45] 34 Graeme Smith 134 16 0 105.22 2 South Africa England 27 September 2009 Lost [ 46] 35 Shane Watson (1/2) * 132 10 7 103.03 2 Australia 2 October 2009 Won [ 47] 36 Ricky Ponting * 115 12 1 96.52 37 Shane Watson (2/2) * †129 10 4 81.39 2 New Zealand 5 October 2009 Won [ 48] 38 Shikhar Dhawan (1/3) 94 12 1 121.27 1 India South Africa Sophia Gardens ,Cardiff 6 June 2013 Won [ 49] 39 Shikhar Dhawan (2/3) * 107 10 1 95.32 2 West Indies The Oval ,London 11 June 2013 Won [ 50] 40 Kumar Sangakkara * 135 12 0 99.25 2 Sri Lanka England 13 June 2013 Won [ 51] 41 Tamim Iqbal 142 12 3 90.14 1 Bangladesh 1 June 2017 Lost [ 52] 42 Joe Root (1/2) * 129 11 1 103.10 2 England Bangladesh 1 June 2017 Won [ 52] 43 Kane Williamson (1/2) 97 8 3 103.09 1 New Zealand Australia Edgbaston ,Birmingham 2 June 2017 No result [ 53] 44 Hashim Amla 115 5 2 89.56 1 South Africa Sri Lanka The Oval ,London 3 June 2017 Won [ 54] 45 Shikhar Dhawan (3/3) 128 15 1 97.65 1 India 8 June 2017 Lost [ 55] 46 Shakib Al Hasan 115 11 1 99.13 2 Bangladesh New Zealand Sophia Gardens ,Cardiff 9 June 2017 Won [ 56] 47 Mahmudullah * 107 8 2 95.32 48 Ben Stokes * 109 13 2 93.57 2 England Australia Edgbaston ,Birmingham 10 June 2017 Won (D/L) [ 57] 49 Rohit Sharma * 129 15 1 95.34 2 India Bangladesh 15 June 2017 Won [ 58] 50 Fakhar Zaman 106 12 3 107.54 1 Pakistan India The Oval ,London 18 June 2017 Won [ 59] 51 Will Young 113 12 1 94.69 1 New Zealand Pakistan National Stadium ,Karachi 19 February 2025 Won [ 60] 52 Tom Latham * 104 10 3 113.46 53 Towhid Hridoy 118 6 2 84.74 1 Bangladesh India Dubai International Cricket Stadium ,Dubai 20 February 2025 Lost [ 61] 54 Shubman Gill * 129 9 2 78.29 2 India Bangladesh Won 55 Ryan Rickelton 106 7 1 97.16 1 South Africa Afghanistan National Stadium ,Karachi 21 February 2025 Won [ 62] 56 Ben Duckett 143 17 3 115.38 1 England Australia Gaddafi Stadium ,Lahore 22 February 2025 Lost [ 63] 57 Josh Inglis * 86 8 6 139.53 2 Australia England Won 58 Virat Kohli * 111 7 0 90.09 2 India Pakistan Dubai International Cricket Stadium ,Dubai 23 February 2025 Won [ 64] 59 Rachin Ravindra (1/2) 105 12 1 106.66 2 New Zealand Bangladesh Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium ,Rawalpindi 24 February 2025 Won [ 65] 60 Ibrahim Zadran 146 12 6 121.23 1 Afghanistan England Gaddafi Stadium ,Lahore 26 February 2025 Won [ 66] 61 Joe Root (2/2) 111 11 1 108.10 2 England Afghanistan Lost 62 Rachin Ravindra (2/2) 101 13 1 106.93 1 New Zealand South Africa 5 March 2025 Won [ 67] 63 Kane Williamson (2/2) 94 10 2 108.51 64 David Miller * 67 10 4 149.25 2 South Africa New Zealand Lost
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