Rohit Sharma Test Centuries: Every Hundred with Venue and Score
Rohit Sharma scored 12 centuries in Test cricket, including a career-best 212 against South Africa in Ranchi. His hundreds came against England, South Africa, West Indies, Sri Lanka and Australia. Here is the complete list with score, opponent, venue and date.
Quick summary
Rohit started his Test career in 2013 and became one of India’s most successful modern Test openers. He was first known mainly for white-ball batting, but moving to the top of the Test order changed his red-ball career.
His 12 hundreds came against five opponents: West Indies, Sri Lanka, South Africa, England and Australia. The period from 2019 onwards, when he became India’s regular Test opener, was his strongest.
All 12 hundreds at a glance
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Complete list with venue and date
Filter by opponent, then open any card. Dates show when each Test match began.
Records and milestones
A big part of his success came after he moved to opening in 2019. The role let him use his attacking game while giving him time to build long innings.
Centuries by opponent
| Opponent | Centuries | Highest |
|---|
All 12 centuries came against five opponents. England is the team he scored the most hundreds against.
Centuries by year
| Year | Centuries |
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2019 stands out: three centuries, including the 212 and two hundreds in one match against South Africa.
Why Rohit’s Test career became special
Rohit’s Test journey was not a straight line. He started in 2013 with 177 and 111*, but keeping a regular place in the side was hard in the years that followed.
The turning point came in 2019 when India promoted him to open. As an opener he had more time to settle before playing his attacking shots, and his timing, powerful pull and ability to hit sixes became major weapons in the longer format.
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Conclusion
Rohit Sharma’s Test century list tells the story of a batter who changed his game for the longest format. From his 177 on debut in Kolkata to the 212 in Ranchi and his final 103 against England in Dharamsala, he produced several memorable innings.
His move to open in 2019 was the biggest turning point. With 12 centuries, 4,301 runs and one double century, he leaves behind a Test batting record to be proud of.
