List of international cricket centuries at Headingley
No Score Player Team Balls Inns Opposing team Date Result
1 108 Graeme Wood Australia 150 1 England 8 June 1981 Won
2 102* Imran Khan Pakistan 133 1 Sri Lanka 16 June 1983 Won
3 128 Robin Smith England 168 1 New Zealand 23 May 1990 Lost
4 102* Mark Greatbatch New Zealand 104 2 England 23 May 1990 Won
5 101 Herschelle Gibbs South Africa 134 1 Australia 13 June 1999 Lost
6 120* Steve Waugh Australia 110 2 South Africa 13 June 1999 Won
7 112 Sanath Jayasuriya ( 1/2 ) Sri Lanka 87 1 England 2 July 2002 Lost
8 104* Marcus Trescothick ( 1/2 ) England 134 2 Australia 7 July 2005 Won
9 121 Marcus Trescothick ( 2/2 ) England 118 1 Sri Lanka 1 July 2006 Lost
10 109 Upul Tharanga Sri Lanka 102 2 England 1 July 2006 Won
11 152 Sanath Jayasuriya ( 2/2 ) Sri Lanka 99 2 England 1 July 2006 Won
12 126 Andrew Strauss England 134 2 Pakistan 12 September 2010 Won
13 144 Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka 150 1 England 1 July 2011 Won
14 126 Joe Root ( 1/2 ) England 113 1 India 5 September 2014 Won
15 107 Eoin Morgan England 93 1 South Africa 24 May 2017 Won
16 100* Joe Root ( 2/2 ) England 120 2 India 17 July 2018 Won
17 113 Angelo Mathews Sri Lanka 128 1 India 6 July 2019 Lost
18 103 Rohit Sharma India 94 2 Sri Lanka 6 July 2019 Won
19 111 KL Rahul India 118 2 Sri Lanka 6 July 2019 Won
List of centuries -- One Day International centuries
The following table summarises the One Day International centuries scored at Headingley . [ 5 ]
Headingley Cricket Ground is a cricket venue that exists as part of the Headingley Stadium complex in Leeds, England. It was established in 1890 and currently has a capacity of 17,000. The ground has hosted 78 Test matches, the first of these was played in 1899 between England and Australia. Headingley has also staged 45 One Day Internationals (ODIs), the first of which was played between England and the West Indies in 1973. The first of 111 Test centuries made at the ground was scored by the Englishman Stanley Jackson against Australia in 1905. The Australian Donald Bradman holds the record for the highest Test innings at Headingley. Bradman's innings of 334 not out, scored in 1930, was also the highest of his Test career. Bradman made a second triple century at Headingley when he scored 304 in 1934. The only other player to score a triple century at the ground is the Englishman John Edrich who made 310 not out against New Zealand in 1965. Geoffrey Boycott and Donald Bradman are the only players to have scored four Test centuries at Headingley. Shai Hope is the only batsman to score centuries in each innings of a Test. No player had managed this in any previous first-class match at the ground.