Greatest Century Makers in Cricket History: Top 10 Players with the Highest Hundreds

Sachin Tendulkar is widely regarded as one of the greatest cricketers in history. Known as the "Master Blaster" and "Little Master", he scored a record 100 international centuries. Tendulkar's career spanned more than two decades, starting in 1989 against Pakistan and ending in 2013 against the West Indies. His ability to perform consistently against all oppositions and in all conditions earned him the title "God of Cricket".

Virat Kohli is one of the finest batsmen in modern cricket. Known as "The Run Machine" and "Chase Master," he debuted in 2008 against Sri Lanka. Kohli has already scored 75 international centuries, with his aggressive style and remarkable consistency making him a standout player. His records suggest many more centuries to come.

Ricky Ponting is one of Australia’s legendary batsmen and former captain. He played international cricket from 1995 to 2012. Ponting scored 71 centuries, known for his aggressive batting and sharp captaincy. His skill to score quickly and lead the side made him a key figure in Australian cricket history.

Kumar Sangakkara is a highly respected Sri Lankan batsman and wicketkeeper. His elegance and consistency made him one of the best of his generation. Sangakkara scored 63 international centuries and captained Sri Lanka in all formats before retiring in 2015.

Jacques Kallis is one of the greatest all-rounders in cricket history from South Africa. He scored 62 international centuries with a strong batting technique and contributed significantly with the ball. His career lasted from 1995 to 2014.

Hashim Amla is a composed South African batsman known for his classy and calm style. He scored 55 centuries internationally, balancing patience and quick scoring. Amla retired in 2019, leaving behind a legacy as one of South Africa’s finest.

Mahela Jayawardene, a Sri Lankan great, was known for his elegant batting and leadership. He scored 54 centuries across all formats, including 34 in Tests. Jayawardene retired in 2015 after a distinguished career filled with memorable performances.

Brian Lara is one of the most explosive batsmen from the West Indies. Famous for his aggressive style and record-breaking innings, including a 400 Test score, Lara scored 53 centuries internationally before retiring in 2007.

Rahul Dravid, known as "The Wall" for his solid defense, is one of India’s greatest batsmen. With 48 international centuries, Dravid combined technique and patience. His career spanned from 1996 to 2012.

AB De Villiers, South Africa’s dynamic batsman, was known for his unorthodox shots and game-changing abilities. He scored 47 centuries internationally and holds the record for fastest ODI century. He retired in 2018.