Kohli's 50th ODI ton: Full list of Virat Kohli's 50 ODI hundreds, from Kolkata to Mumbai
The historic moment came on a ground where Kohli had carried Tendulkar on his shoulders when India won the 2011 World Cup.
Virat Kohli celebrates his 50th century, breaking Sachin Tendulkar's most ODI hundreds record, during the ICC World Cup 2023 semi-final match between India and New Zealand, at the Wankhede Stadium, in Mumbai, Wednesday, November 15. Photo: PTI
Virat Kohli on Wednesday (November 15) went past batting legend Sachin Tendulkar's world record ODI tally of 49 centuries, during the India versus New Zealand World Cup 2023.
In front of Tendulkar and over 30,000-plus spectators at the Wankhede Stadium, Kohli brought up his 50th ODI ton in the World Cup knockout game against the Kiwis. His historic knock ended at 117 off 113 with nine fours and two sixes. Thanks Kohli's ton and Shreyas Iyer's hundred, India posted a mammoth 397/4 in 50 overs.
Kohli had equalled Tendulakar's record of 49 ODI hundreds on November 5, on his 35th birthday.
The historic moment came on a ground where Kohli had carried Tendulkar on his shoulders when India won the 2011 World Cup.
Kohli has scored 50 ODI centuries in 279 innings (290 matches). Tendulkar's illustrious career saw him play in a record 463 ODIs.
Here is the full list of Virat Kohli's 50 ODI hundreds.
1. 107 vs Sri Lanka, Kolkata – 2009
2. 102* vs Bangladesh, Mirpur – 2010
3. 118 vs Australia, Visakhapatnam – 2010
4. 105 vs New Zealand, Guwahati – 2010
5. 100* vs Bangladesh, Mirpur – 2011
6. 107 vs England, Cardiff – 2011
7. 112* vs England, Delhi – 2011
8. 117 vs West Indies, Visakhapatnam – 2011
9. 133* vs Sri Lanka, Hobart – 2012
10. 108 vs Sri Lanka, Mirpur – 2012
11. 183 vs Pakistan, Mirpur – 2012
12. 106 vs Sri Lanka, Hambantota – 2012
13. 128* vs Sri Lanka, Colombo (RPS) – 2012
14. 102 vs West Indies, Port of Spain – 2013
15. 115 vs Zimbabwe, Harare – 2013
16. 100* vs Australia, Jaipur – 2013
17. 115* vs Australia, Nagpur – 2013
18. 123 vs New Zealand, Napier – 2014
19. 136 vs Bangladesh, Fatullah – 2014
20. 127 vs West Indies, Dharamsala – 2014
21. 139* vs Sri Lanka, Ranchi – 2014
22. 107 vs Pakistan, Adelaide – 2015
23. 138 vs South Africa, Chennai – 2015
24. 117 vs Australia, Melbourne – 2016
25. 106 vs Australia, Canberra – 2016
26. 154* vs New Zealand, Mohali – 2016
27. 122 vs England Pune – 2017
28. 111*vs West Indies, Kingston – 2017
29. 131 vs Lanka, Colombo (RPS) – 2017
30. 110* vs Sri Lanka, Colombo (RPS) – 2017
31. 121 vs New Zealand, Wankhede – 2017
32. 113 v New Zealand, Kanpur – 2017
33. 112 vs South Africa, Durban – 2018
34. 160* vs South Africa, Cape Town – 2018
35. 129* vs South Africa, Centurion – 2018
36. 140 vs West Indies, Guwahati – 2018
37. 157* vs West Indies, Visakhapatnam – 2018
38. 107 vs West Indies, Pune- 2018
39. 104 vs Australia, Adelaide – 2019
40. 116 vs Australia, Nagpur – 2019
41. 123 vs Australia, Ranchi- 2019
42. 120 vs West Indies, Port of Spain – 2019
43. 114* vs West Indies, Port of Spain – 2019
44. 113 vs Bangladesh, Chattogram – 2022
45. 113 vs Sri Lanka, Guwahati – 2023
46. 166* vs Sri Lanka, Thiruvananthapuram – 2023
47. 122* vs Pakistan, Colombo (RPS) – 2023
48. 103* vs Bangladesh, Pune – 2023
49. 101* vs South Africa, Kolkata – 2023
50. 117 vs New Zealand, Mumbai – 2023