No Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma in top 10 batsmen with most centuries in Champions Trophy history; Check full list

The ICC Champions Trophy has been a platform for some of the greatest ODI performances, with several batsmen etching their names in history through remarkable centuries. The tournament begins today with hosts Pakistan taking on New Zealand in Karachi.

Shikhar Dhawan leads the chart with three centuries, alongside Herschelle Gibbs, Sourav Ganguly, and Chris Gayle, all of whom have also scored three centuries each.

India's Shikhar Dhawan has been the most dominant batsman in the tournament's history, amassing 701 runs in just 10 innings with an impressive average of 77.88. His ability to perform under pressure has made him one of the finest players in the Champions Trophy. Herschelle Gibbs of South Africa and India's former captain Sourav Ganguly also have three centuries to their names, with Ganguly scoring 665 runs at a stellar average of 73.88.


West Indies’ explosive opener Chris Gayle, known for his power-hitting, has also registered three centuries, accumulating 791 runs in 17 innings at an average of 52.73. The list continues with Saeed Anwar (Pakistan), Upul Tharanga (Sri Lanka), Marcus Trescothick (England), and Shane Watson (Australia), each securing two centuries.

Notably, Philo Wallace from West Indies and Shahriar Nafees from Bangladesh have also made their mark with a century each. Wallace maintained an impressive average of 73.66 in his limited appearances.

As the 2025 edition approaches, fans eagerly await to see if new names will be added to this prestigious list.

Most Centuries in ICC Champions Trophy

Rank	Player	Country	Matches	Innings	Runs	Average	100s	50s
1	Shikhar Dhawan	India	10	10	701	77.88	3	3
2	Herschelle Gibbs	South Africa	10	10	460	51.11	3	1
3	Sourav Ganguly	India	13	11	665	73.88	3	3
4	Chris Gayle	West Indies	17	17	791	52.73	3	1
5	Saeed Anwar	Pakistan	3	3	261	130.50	2	1
6	Upul Tharanga	Sri Lanka	7	7	377	53.85	2	2
7	Marcus Trescothick	England	8	8	421	52.62	2	2
8	Shane Watson	Australia	17	15	453	41.18	2	2
9	Philo Wallace	West Indies	3	3	221	73.66	1	1
10	Shahriar Nafees	Bangladesh	3	3	166	83.00	1	0