List of Indian Batsmen with Centuries in All Three Formats

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Indian Batsmen with Centuries in All Three Formats: Recently, Yashasvi Jaiswal made history by scoring a magnificent century in a One Day International (ODI) match against South Africa. With this century, he became the sixth Indian male batsman to score a century in all three formats (Test, ODI, and T20I).

Indian cricket has always been home to a rich tradition of batsmen who have showcased their talent in different formats of the game. However, scoring a century in all three major formats of the game—Test, One Day International (ODI), and T20 International (T20I)—is considered the greatest achievement for any batsman.

Only six male batsmen from India have achieved this rare feat so far. This article highlights the extraordinary journey and historical achievements of these 'Three-Format Centurions'.

List of Indian batsmen who have scored centuries in all three formats

1. Suresh Raina: The First Indian

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Suresh Raina was the first Indian batsman to achieve this historic feat. He was known for his aggressive batting and lightning-fast fielding.

Format	First Century
T20I	101 vs South Africa (2010)
Test	120 vs Sri Lanka (2010)
ODI	101 vs Hong Kong (2008)

Memorable Moment: Raina made history by scoring a blistering century against South Africa in the 2010 T20 World Cup, becoming the first Indian to score a century in T20 Internationals.

2. Rohit Sharma: (Centuries as Captain in all three formats)

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Rohit Sharma, popularly known as the 'Hitman', is one of the most destructive openers in modern cricket. He achieved this feat early in his career and later became the first Indian captain to score centuries in all three formats.

Format	First Century
Test	177 vs West Indies (2013)
ODI	114 vs Zimbabwe (2010)
T20I	106 vs South Africa (2015)

3. KL Rahul

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KL Rahul's batting displays a brilliant blend of technique and aggression. He is one of the most versatile batsmen, capable of scoring centuries in all three formats.

Format	First Century
Test	110 vs Australia (2015)
ODI	100* vs Zimbabwe (2016)
T20I	110* vs West Indies (2016)

4. Virat Kohli

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Virat Kohli, often referred to as 'King Kohli', is one of the biggest names on this list. This achievement is just a part of his extraordinary career.

Format	First Century
ODI	107 vs Sri Lanka (2009)
Test	116 vs Australia (2012)
T20I	122* vs Afghanistan (2022)

Memorable Moment: His T20 International century, which he scored against Afghanistan during the Asia Cup in 2022, came after a long gap of 1020 days in international cricket and was his first century in his T20 career.

5. Shubman Gill: 'The New Generation Star'

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Shubman Gill represents the next generation of Indian cricket. With his effortless timing and technique, he has cemented his place in all three formats in a very short time.

Format	First Century
Test	110 vs Bangladesh (2022)
ODI	130 vs Zimbabwe (2022)
T20I	126* vs New Zealand (2023)

6. Yashasvi Jaiswal (Recent Achievement)

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The most recent and fastest entry on this list is Yashasvi Jaiswal. This left-handed batsman showcased his talent immediately after his debut and achieved this remarkable feat in a very short time.

Format	First Century
Test	171 vs West Indies (2023)
T20I	100* vs Nepal (2023)
ODI	116* vs South Africa (2025)

Memorable Moment: Jaiswal scored a magnificent 171 on his Test debut in 2023, quickly joining the ranks of batsmen who have scored centuries in all three formats.

The Pride of Women's Cricket: Smriti Mandhana

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This achievement is not limited to men's cricket alone. In women's cricket, opening batter Smriti Mandhana is the first Indian woman cricketer to score centuries in all three formats. Her achievements are a testament to the growing stature of women's cricket in India.

Format	First Century
ODI	102 vs Australia (2016)
Test	127 vs Australia (2021)
T20I	112 vs England (2025)

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