Australian opener David Warner added a new chapter to his already illustrious career by equaling the legendary Sachin Tendulkar’s record for the most centuries in the ICC Cricket World Cup. This remarkable feat occurred during Australia’s electrifying encounter with the Netherlands in Delhi, showcasing Warner’s scintillating form and dominance in the ODI format.
David Warner’s extraordinary accomplishment elevates him to an exclusive club of batsmen with six centuries in World Cup matches. Standing shoulder to shoulder with the great Sachin Tendulkar, Warner’s journey to this milestone is a tale of audacious stroke play, unwavering commitment, and relentless pursuit of excellence.
Most Centuries in ICC World Cups
- Rohit Sharma – 7
- David Warner – 6
- Sachin Tendulkar – 6
- Ricky Ponting – 5
- Kumar Sangakkara – 5
- AB de Villiers – 4
During the match against the Netherlands, Warner showcased his ability to anchor Australia’s innings with sublime stroke play. When Australia found themselves in a challenging position after losing Mitchell Marsh early, it was Warner who assumed the role of the anchor. He formed a commanding 132-run partnership with Steve Smith, providing stability to the Australian batting line-up.
Warner’s prolific innings didn’t stop there. Following Smith’s departure, he forged an impressive 84-run stand with Marnus Labuschagne, further cementing Australia’s position in the match. His extraordinary innings was marked by eleven boundaries and three massive sixes, eventually reaching a well-deserved century.
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Warner’s spectacular knock of 104 runs came off just 93 deliveries, leaving spectators and cricket enthusiasts in awe of his exceptional talent and match-winning abilities. After first innings break, Australia scored 399/8 (50).
