David Warner centuries in international cricket

The world has been a witness to as many as 48 David Warner centuries in international cricket thus far. The first of the David Warner centuries came way back in December 2011 against New Zealand in Hobart. Back then, the southpaw from New South Wales scored an unbeaten 123 off 170 balls with the help of 14 fours. Warner went on to bag the award for the Player of the Match, although the Aussies lost the match by a margin of seven runs.

From there on, Warner did not look back and kept on racking one milestone after the other. He has gone on to score 48 hundreds in his career, the latest of which came against Pakistan in the 2023 World Cup.

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Warner is currently taking part in the World Cup, which is expected to be his last in his career. After a poor start to the event, he went on and made the most of his chance and racked up his 22nd ODI ton.

Best of David Warner centuries

Back in November 2019, the cricket fraternity witnessed one of the best David Warner centuries if not the best. Warner became the Player of the Match in the second Day-Night Test against Pakistan after Australia won the match by an innings and 48 runs.

After opting to bat first, Australia racked up a mammoth score of 598 for the loss of three wickets in 127 overs. Warner stayed unbeaten on 335 runs off 418 balls and played at a strike-rate of 80.14. His knock was laced with one six and as many as 39 fours.

After Australia lost the wicket of Joe Burns, Warner joined hands with Marnus Labuschagne and put on 361 runs for the second wicket off 79.5 overs. The duo frustrated the Pakistani bowlers and kept them at bay. Warner was looking good to score even 400 and break Brian Lara’s record of the highest individual score in Test cricket. However, that was not the case as Tim Paine declared the Australian innings.

Back in November 2015, Warner played one of the best knocks one could ever imagine. The left-handed batter lit up the WACA in Perth with his attacking display of batting. After electing to bat first, the Aussies scored 253 runs off 286 balls with 24 fours and four sixes. Playing at a strike-rate of 88.46, Warner made the New Zealand bowlers look like rookies.

Warner also put on 302 runs for the second wicket along with Usman Khawaja, who scored 121 runs off 186 balls with 11 fours and two sixes. On the back of Warner’s knock, Australia put up a massive score of 559 for the loss of nine wickets in 133 overs. However, he did not get the Player of the Match award, which was won by Ross Taylor, who scored 290 runs off 374 balls with 43 fours.

#OnThisDay in 2009 👉 The Bull announced himself on the International stage with a blistering 43-ball 8️⃣9️⃣ and the Player of the Match award 🔥🫶@davidwarner31 pic.twitter.com/jGNxB1Dwo4

— Delhi Capitals (@DelhiCapitals) January 11, 2023

Back in December 2022, Warner scored another double hundred in his career.  He racked up 200 runs off 255 balls with 16 fours and two sixes against South Africa at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground. Warner won the Player of the Match award after Australia won the match by a huge margin of an innings and 182 runs.

After Australia bowled the Proteas out for 189 in their first innings, Warner came to the party. He played at a strike-rate of 78.43 to make sure that Australia scored 575 for the loss of eight wickets to take a massive 386-run lead in their first innings at the iconic venue in Melbourne.

Warner’s highest Test score in overseas conditions came way back in March 2014. Back then, Warner scored 145 runs in the second innings of the Cape Town Test with 13 fours and four sixes. The fact that he played at a strike-rate of 92.94 put the South African bowlers under a lot of pressure.

In the first innings of the same Test match, Warner scored 135 runs off 152 balls with 12 fours and a six. Warner’s knocks did not go in vain as Australia, then led by Michael Clarke, won the match by 245 runs. Warner also won the award for the Player of the Series after he racked up 543 runs.

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Here is a list of all David Warner centuries in Tests

Date	Opponent	Venue	Score
09 December 2011	New Zealand	Hobart	123 not out
13 January 2012	India	Perth	180
22 November 2012	South Africa	Adelaide	119
21 November 2013	England	Brisbane	124
13 December 2013	England	Perth	112
12 February 2014	South Africa	Centurion	115
01 March 2014	South Africa	Cape Town	135
01 March 2014	South Africa	Cape Town	145
22 October 2014	Pakistan	Dubai	133
09 December 2014	India	Adelaide	145
09 December 2014	India	Adelaide	102
06 January 2015	India	Sydney	101
05 November 2015	New Zealand	Brisbane	163
05 November 2015	New Zealand	Brisbane	116
13 November 2015	New Zealand	Perth	253
03 January 2016	West Indies	Sydney	122 not out
26 December 2016	Pakistan	Melbourne	144
03 January 2017	Pakistan	Sydney	113
27 August 2017	Bangladesh	Mirpur	112
04 September 2017	Bangladesh	Chattogram	123
26 December 2017	England	Melbourne	103
21 November 2019	Pakistan	Brisbane	154
29 November 2019	Pakistan	Adelaide	335 not out
03 January 2020	New Zealand	Sydney	111 not out
26 December 2022	South Africa	Melbourne	200

Here is a list of all David Warner centuries in ODIs

Date	Team	Venue	Score
04 March 2012	Sri Lanka	Brisbane	163
06 March 2012	Sri Lanka	Adelaide	100
16 January 2015	England	Sydney	127
04 March 2015	Afghanistan	Perth	178
23 January 2016	India	Sydney	122
11 January 2016	South Africa	Bassesterre	109
04 September 2016	Sri Lanka	Pallekele	106
05 October 2016	South Africa	Durban	117
12 October 2016	South Africa	Cape Town	173
06 December 2016	New Zealand	Canberra	119
09 December 2016	New Zealand	Melbourne	156
22 January 2017	Pakistan	Sydney	130
26 January 2017	Pakistan	Adelaide	179
28 September 2017	India	Bangalore	124
12 June 2019	Pakistan	Taunton	107
20 June 2019	Bangladesh	Nottingham	166
06 July 2019	South Africa	Manchester	122
14 January 2020	India	Mumbai	128 not out
22 November 2022	England	Melbourne	106
20 October 2023	Pakistan	Bengaluru	163
25 October 2023	Netherlands	Delhi	104

Here is a list of all David Warner centuries in T20Is

Date	Opponent	Venue	Score
27 October 2019	Sri Lanka	Adelaide	100 not out