Rachin Ravindra Breaks New Zealand’s Record with Fourth Century in ICC ODI Events

Rachin Ravindra played a match-winning knock of 112 off 105 balls in New Zealand’s Champions Trophy game against Bangladesh on February 24, securing his place in the record books. Chasing Bangladesh’s total of 236-9, New Zealand had stumbled to 15-2.

Stepping in for the ill Daryl Mitchell, Ravindra’s century revitalized New Zealand’s chase, hitting 12 fours and a six before being dismissed in the 39th over with only 36 runs needed for victory.

Maintaining his solid form, Tom Latham contributed 55 off 76 balls, and New Zealand comfortably won by five wickets.

How many tons has Ravindra scored in ICC ODI events?

Ravindra’s century marked his fourth in ICC tournaments, surpassing legends like Viv Richards and Hashim Amla, who each have three.

The all-time record is held by Rohit Sharma, with eight centuries in ICC tournaments, five of which came in the 2019 ODI World Cup, setting a record for the most centuries in a single edition.

For New Zealand, Ravindra now holds the record for the most centuries, surpassing the previous joint-record of three by Nathan Astle and Kane Williamson.

Most hundreds in ICC ODI events (Champions Trophy + World Cup)

Most hundreds for New Zealand in Champions Trophy + World Cups