ICC World Cup 2023 Centuries: List of All Hundreds in ODI World Cup 2023

The ICC World Cup 2023 is ongoing and already we have witnessed a few terrific matches. The biggest event of cricket is being hosted by India and 10 teams are fighting for the glory.

We have already seen a few excellent batting displays and we are set to witness a lot more in this tournaments. There have been numerous centuries already in the tournament, which started with a fantastic one scored by New Zealand's Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra.

Centuries in ICC World Cup 2023

The first century in the World Cup 2023 was scored by New Zealand's Devon Conway.
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka match saw four centuries in the match, two from each nation, which is a World Cup record.
India captain Rohit Sharma scored a brilliant century against Afghanistan and thus became the player with the most centuries (7) in World Cups, going past the tally of Sachin Tendulkar (6).
Virat Kohli scored his 49th ODI century against South Africa on November 5, which was also his 35th birthday. With the hundred, Kohli has now equalled with Sachin Tendulkar in the ODI centuries list.
Ibrahim Zadran became the first Afghan player to score a century for Afghanistan in a World Cup match.
Glenn Maxwell scored an unbeaten 201 against Afghanistan, the highest score by an Australian in World Cup.
KL Rahul scored the fastest ODI hundred for India in just 62 balls against the Netherlands.
Virat Kohli scored the 50th ODI century of his career in the semifinal against New Zealand. The Indian stalwart surpasses Sachin Tendulkar with most number of centuries in ODIs.

Centurions of ICC World Cup 2023: List of Players scoring 100s in World Cup 2023

No.	Player	Team	Opponent	Runs	Balls Faced	Strike Rate	Venue
1	Devon Conway	NZ	ENG	152*	121	125.6	Ahmedabad
2	Rachin Ravindra	NZ	ENG	123*	96	128.1	Ahmedabad
3	Quinton de Kock	SA	SL	100	84	119.1	Delhi
4	Rassie van der Dussen	SA	SL	108	110	98.2	Delhi
5	Aiden Markram	SA	SL	106	54	196.3	Delhi
6	Dawid Malan	ENG	BAN	140	107	130.8	Dharamshala
7	Kusal Mendis	SL	PAK	122	77	158.4	Hyderabad
8	Sadeera Samarawickrama	SL	PAK	108	89	121.3	Hyderabad
9	Abdullah Shafique	PAK	SL	113	103	109.7	Hyderabad
10	Mohammad Rizwan	PAK	SL	131*	121	108.3	Hyderabad
11	Rohit Sharma	IND	AFG	131	84	156	Delhi
12	Quinton de Kock	SA	AUS	109	106	102.8	Lucknow
13	Virat Kohli	IND	BAN	103*	97	106.2	Pune
14	David Warner	AUS	PAK	163	124	131.4	Bengaluru
15	Mitchell Marsh	AUS	PAK	121	108	112	Bengaluru
16	Heinrich Klaasen	SA	ENG	109	67	162.7	Mumbai
17	Daryl Mitchell	NZ	IND	130	127	102.4	Dharamshala
18	Quinton de Kock	SA	BAN	174	140	124.3	Mumbai
19	Mahmudullah	BAN	SA	111	111	100	Mumbai
20	David Warner	AUS	NED	104	93	111.8	Delhi
21	Glenn Maxwell	AUS	NED	106	44	240.9	Delhi
22	Travis Head	AUS	NZ	109	67	162.7	Dharamshala
23	Rachin Ravindra	NZ	AUS	116	89	130.3	Dharamshala
24	Quinton de Kock	SA	NZ	114	116	98.3	Pune
25	Rassie van der Dussen	SA	NZ	133	118	112.7	Pune
26	Rachin Ravindra	NZ	PAK	108	94	114.9	Bengaluru
27	Fakhar Zaman	PAK	NZ	126*	81	155.5	Bengaluru
28	Virat Kohli	IND	SA	101	121	83.5	Kolkata
29	Charith Asalanka	SL	BAN	108	105	102.9	Delhi
30	Ibrahim Zadran	AFG	AUS	129	143	90.2	Mumbai
31	Glenn Maxwell	AUS	AFG	201*	128	157	Mumbai
32	Ben Stokes	ENG	NED	108	84	128.6	Pune
33	Mitchell Marsh	AUS	BAN	177	132	134.1	Pune
34	Shreyas Iyer	IND	NED	128*	94	136.1	Bengaluru
35	KL Rahul	IND	NED	102	63	161.9	Bengaluru
36	Virat Kohli	IND	NZ	117	113	103	Mumbai
37	Shreyas Iyer	IND	NZ	105	70	150	Mumbai
38	Daryl Mitchell	NZ	IND	134	119	112.6	Mumbai
39	David Miller	SA	AUS	101	116	87.1	Kolkata

Most Centuries in World Cup 2023

Quinton de Kock - 4
Rachin Ravindra - 3
Virat Kohli- 3
Rassie van der Dussen - 2
David Warner - 2
Others - 1

Quickest Century of WC 2023

Australia dasher Glenn Maxwell created a massive record by slamming the fastest century in World Cup history by reaching the triple-figure mark in just 40 deliveries against the Netherlands at Arun Jaitley Stadium on October 25. He thus broke Aiden Markram's record to slam the quickest ton of the competition.

Aiden Markram - The South African smashed the second-quickest century in the World Cup in just 49 balls on October 7.