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Michael Clarke

Michael Clarke

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Former Australian cricketer Michael Clarke was born on April 2, 1981. Clarke is considered to be one of the finest batsmen of his generation. Clarke, who was the first Twenty20 captain for Australia, was nicknamed ‘Pup.’ The right-handed middle-order batsman is also a slip catcher and has represented New South Wales at a domestic level. In order to focus on his ODI and Test performance, Clarke, in 2011, stepped down as the captain of the Twenty20 Australian cricket team. Before Clarke’s retirement from One Day cricket after the end of the 2015 Cricket World Cup, he put up a powerful performance in the final against New Zealand and scored 74 runs off 72 balls to lead Australia to their fifth World Cup title. Later, after the final Test of the 2015 Ashes series, Clarke, on August 8, 2015, retired from all forms of cricket. He is now a cricket commentator.

List of Centuries

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

# Score Against Date Venue Format
1 105* Zimbabwe 29 May 2004 Harare Sports Club, Harare ODI
2 151 India 6 Oct 2004 M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru Test
3 141 New Zealand 18 Nov 2004 The Gabba, Brisbane Test
4 103* Pakistan 23 Jan 2005 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney ODI
5 124 England 1 Dec 2006 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test
6 135* England 14 Dec 2006 WACA Ground, Perth Test
7 130 India 29 Sep 2007 M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru ODI
8 145* Sri Lanka 8 Nov 2007 The Gabba, Brisbane Test
9 118 India 24 Jan 2008 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test
10 110 West Indies 30 May 2008 Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound Test
11 112 India 29 Oct 2008 Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi Test
12 110 New Zealand 28 Nov 2008 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test
13 138 South Africa 3 Jan 2009 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test
14 100* Pakistan 1 May 2009 Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi ODI
15 136 England 16 Jul 2009 Lord's, London Test
16 103* England 30 Jul 2009 Edgbaston, Birmingham Test
17 166 Pakistan 14 Jan 2010 Bellerive Oval, Hobart Test
18 168 New Zealand 19 Mar 2010 Basin Reserve, Wellington Test
19 111* India 20 Oct 2010 ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam ODI
20 101 Bangladesh 9 Apr 2011 Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka ODI
21 112 Sri Lanka 16 Sep 2011 Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo Test
22 151 South Africa 9 Nov 2011 Newlands, Cape Town Test
23 139 New Zealand 1 Dec 2011 The Gabba, Brisbane Test
24 329* India 3 Jan 2012 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test
25 210 India 24 Jan 2012 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test
26 117 Sri Lanka 6 Mar 2012 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide ODI
27 259* South Africa 9 Nov 2012 The Gabba, Brisbane Test
28 230 South Africa 22 Nov 2012 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test
29 106 Sri Lanka 26 Dec 2012 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Test
30 130 India 22 Feb 2013 M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai Test
31 187 England 1 Aug 2013 Old Trafford, Manchester Test
32 105 England 8 Sep 2013 Old Trafford, Manchester ODI
33 113 England 21 Nov 2013 The Gabba, Brisbane Test
34 148 England 5 Dec 2013 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test
35 161* South Africa 1 Mar 2014 Newlands, Cape Town Test
36 128 India 9 Dec 2014 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test

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List of Double Centuries

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

# Score Against Date Venue Format
1 329* India 3 Jan 2012 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test
2 210 India 24 Jan 2012 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test
3 259* South Africa 9 Nov 2012 The Gabba, Brisbane Test
4 230 South Africa 22 Nov 2012 Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Test

List of Five-Wicket Hauls

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

# Figures Against Date Venue Format
1 5/35 Sri Lanka 22 Feb 2004 Rangiri Dambulla Stadium, Dambulla ODI
2 6/9 India 3 Nov 2004 Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai Test
3 5/86 West Indies 23 Apr 2012 Windsor Park, Roseau Test