Adam Gilchrist Records

Adam Gilchrist, or Gilly as he is fondly called, was an Australian wicketkeeper-batsman who revolutionized both roles when he was an integral part of the Australian juggernaut in the first decade of the 21st century. It did not matter whether he was opening the batting in the shorter format or played in the lower-middle order in Tests, Gilchrist played his role with an enviable tenacity. He began his international career by playing for the Australian ODI side against South Africa in 1996. In the 1997-98 season, he cemented his position as a wicketkeeper and an opening batsman in the Australian team. Success in ODIs led to Gilly being included in the Test team in 1999. A man of big moments, Gilchrist is one of the three players who won the ICC World Cup thrice - in 1999, 2003, and 2007. Known for his integrity as a player, Gilchrist decided to retire from international cricket in 2008. He continued playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) even after retirement, and in 2009, led the erstwhile team Deccan Chargers to their maiden IPL title. The first player to score 1,000 runs in IPL, Gilchrist announced his retirement from all forms of the game in 2013.

List of Centuries

A comprehensive list of international centuries scored by Adam Gilchrist. Explore complete stats of each milestone, including formats, opponents, and match venues.

# Score Against Date Venue Format

1 100 South Africa 26 Jan 1998 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney ODI

2 118 New Zealand 8 Feb 1998 Hagley Oval, Christchurch ODI

3 103 Pakistan 10 Nov 1998 Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore ODI

4 131 Sri Lanka 13 Jan 1999 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney ODI

5 154 Sri Lanka 7 Feb 1999 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne ODI

6 149* Pakistan 18 Nov 1999 Bellerive Oval, Hobart Test

7 128 New Zealand 26 Feb 2000 Hagley Oval, Christchurch ODI

8 122 India 27 Feb 2001 Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai Test

9 152 England 5 Jul 2001 Edgbaston, Birmingham Test

10 118 New Zealand 8 Nov 2001 The Gabba, Brisbane Test

11 204* South Africa 22 Feb 2002 The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Test

12 138* South Africa 8 Mar 2002 Newlands, Cape Town Test

13 105 South Africa 3 Apr 2002 Kingsmead, Durban ODI

14 124 England 15 Dec 2002 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne ODI

15 133 England 2 Jan 2003 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test

16 101* West Indies 19 Apr 2003 Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain Test

17 113* Zimbabwe 9 Oct 2003 WACA Ground, Perth Test

18 111 India 12 Nov 2003 M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru ODI

19 172 Zimbabwe 16 Jan 2004 Bellerive Oval, Hobart ODI

20 144 Sri Lanka 16 Mar 2004 Kandy Test

21 104 India 6 Oct 2004 M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru Test

22 126 New Zealand 18 Nov 2004 The Gabba, Brisbane Test

23 113 Pakistan 2 Jan 2005 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test

24 121 New Zealand 10 Mar 2005 Hagley Oval, Christchurch Test

25 162 New Zealand 18 Mar 2005 Basin Reserve, Wellington Test

26 121* England 12 Jul 2005 Kennington Oval, London ODI

27 103 ICC World XI 7 Oct 2005 Melbourne (Docklands) ODI

28 116 Sri Lanka 29 Jan 2006 WACA Ground, Perth ODI

29 122 Sri Lanka 14 Feb 2006 The Gabba, Brisbane ODI

30 144 Bangladesh 9 Apr 2006 Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium, Fatullah Test

31 102* England 14 Dec 2006 WACA Ground, Perth Test

32 149 Sri Lanka 28 Apr 2007 Kensington Oval, Bridgetown ODI

33 118 Sri Lanka 15 Feb 2008 WACA Ground, Perth ODI

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List of Double Centuries

A comprehensive list of international double centuries scored by Adam Gilchrist. Explore complete stats of each milestone, including formats, opponents, and match venues.

# Score Against Date Venue Format

1 204* South Africa 22 Feb 2002 The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Test