Mark Waugh Records

Mark Edward Waugh is a former Australian batsman, an off-spin bowler, and a cricket commentator who holds several records under his belt. Born on June 2, 1965, he is the twin brother of former cricketer Steve Waugh and elder sibling of former cricketer Dean Waugh. He is also a former national selector of the Australian cricket team, a position he held until 2018. He played Test matches and One Day International matches for Australia. Regarded as one of the best slip fielders in cricket history, Waugh made his ODI debut in December 1988 against Pakistan. Until 2009, he held the record of taking the maximum catches as a non-wicket keeper. The record was broken by Rahul Dravid. During the 1996 World Cup, he scored four centuries, which made him the first Australian, to score four centuries and more than 1,000 runs in a World Cup tournament. Throughout his career, Waugh played 372 international matches and scored 38 centuries and 97 half-centuries. In 1998 he was charged with being involved in the 1994 match-fixing case. He announced his retirement in 2002. Following his retirement, he has been associated with ‘Nine Network,’ ‘Network Ten’ and ‘Fox Sports’ as a commentator. In 2014, he was inducted into the Australian Hall of Fame.

List of Centuries

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

# Score Against Date Venue Format

1 138 England 25 Jan 1991 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test

2 139* West Indies 27 Apr 1991 Antigua Recreation Ground, St John's Test

3 112 West Indies 26 Dec 1992 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Test

4 108 New Zealand 27 Mar 1993 Seddon Park, Hamilton ODI

5 113 England 21 May 1993 Edgbaston, Birmingham ODI

6 137 England 5 Aug 1993 Edgbaston, Birmingham Test

7 111 New Zealand 26 Nov 1993 Bellerive Oval, Hobart Test

8 107 South Africa 23 Jan 1994 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney ODI

9 113* South Africa 25 Mar 1994 Kingsmead, Durban Test

10 121* Pakistan 22 Oct 1994 Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi ODI

11 140 England 25 Nov 1994 The Gabba, Brisbane Test

12 126 West Indies 29 Apr 1995 Sabina Park, Kingston Test

13 116 Pakistan 30 Nov 1995 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test

14 111 Sri Lanka 8 Dec 1995 WACA Ground, Perth Test

15 130 Sri Lanka 12 Jan 1996 WACA Ground, Perth ODI

16 130 Kenya 23 Feb 1996 ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam ODI

17 126 India 27 Feb 1996 Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai ODI

18 110 New Zealand 11 Mar 1996 M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai ODI

19 102 West Indies 5 Jan 1997 The Gabba, Brisbane ODI

20 116 South Africa 14 Mar 1997 St George's Park, Gqeberha Test

21 115* South Africa 31 Mar 1997 St George's Park, Gqeberha ODI

22 104 New Zealand 7 Dec 1997 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide ODI

23 100 South Africa 2 Jan 1998 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test

24 115* South Africa 30 Jan 1998 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test

25 153* India 25 Mar 1998 M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru Test

26 117 Pakistan 22 Oct 1998 National Stadium, Karachi Test

27 121 England 2 Jan 1999 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test

28 104 Zimbabwe 9 Jun 1999 Lord's, London ODI

29 106 Zimbabwe 21 Oct 1999 Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo ODI

30 100 Pakistan 5 Nov 1999 The Gabba, Brisbane Test

31 116 India 26 Jan 2000 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide ODI

32 119 West Indies 1 Dec 2000 WACA Ground, Perth Test

33 112* West Indies 14 Jan 2001 The Gabba, Brisbane ODI

34 102* Zimbabwe 30 Jan 2001 Bellerive Oval, Hobart ODI

35 173 West Indies 9 Feb 2001 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne ODI

36 133* India 28 Mar 2001 MCA Stadium, Pune ODI

37 108 England 19 Jul 2001 Lord's, London Test

38 120 England 23 Aug 2001 Kennington Oval, London Test

No centuries in this format.

List of Five-Wicket Hauls

A comprehensive list of international five-wicket hauls taken by Mark Waugh. Explore complete stats of each milestone, including formats, opponents, and match venues.

# Figures Against Date Venue Format

1 5/24 West Indies 15 Dec 1992 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne ODI

2 5/40 England 26 Jan 1995 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test