List of international cricket centuries at Sabina Park
No Score Player Team Balls Inns Opposing team Date Result
1 104* Desmond Haynes West Indies 102 2 Australia 26 April 1984 Won
2 109* Gus Logie West Indies 119 1 Pakistan 12 March 1988 Won
3 108* Richie Richardson West Indies 132 2 England 3 March 1990 Won
4 122 Phil Simmons West Indies 113 1 South Africa 7 April 1992 Won
5 114 Brian Lara West Indies 116 2 Pakistan 23 March 1993 Won
6 103 Sherwin Campbell West Indies 130 1 Zimbabwe 1 April 2000 Won
7 116* Wavell Hinds West Indies 125 1 Zimbabwe 2 April 2000 Won
8 103 Graeme Smith South Africa 102 2 West Indies 7 May 2005 Won
9 123 Chris Gayle ( 1/3 ) West Indies 130 1 India 18 May 2006 Lost
10 105 Rahul Dravid India 102 2 West Indies 18 May 2006 Won
11 115* Jeremy Bray Ireland 137 1 Zimbabwe 15 March 2007 Tied
12 160 Imran Nazir Pakistan 121 1 Zimbabwe 21 March 2007 Won
13 102* Shivnarine Chanderpaul ( 1/2 ) West Indies 113 2 Ireland 23 March 2007 Won
14 115* Mahela Jayawardene ( 1/2 ) Sri Lanka 109 1 New Zealand 24 April 2007 Won
15 131 Yuvraj Singh India 102 1 West Indies 26 June 2009 Won
16 101 Shivnarine Chanderpaul ( 2/2 ) West Indies 120 1 Canada 13 April 2010 Won
17 100* Ramnaresh Sarwan West Indies 119 2 Ireland 15 April 2010 Won
18 125 Chris Gayle ( 2/3 ) West Indies 107 1 New Zealand 7 July 2012 Won
19 101* Marlon Samuels West Indies 103 1 New Zealand 7 July 2012 Won
20 109 Chris Gayle ( 3/3 ) West Indies 100 2 Sri Lanka 28 June 2013 Won
One Day International centuries
The following table summarises the One Day International centuries scored at Sabina Park . [ 3 ]
Sabina Park is a 20,000 capacity cricket ground in Kingston, Jamaica, it is one of the home grounds of the West Indies cricket team. The ground hosted its first Test match in 1930 when the West Indies played England in a timeless Test, One Day Internationals (ODIs) have been played at the ground since 1984 and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) have been played at the ground since 2014. The ground has been the scene of 94 Test and 23 ODI and 1 T20I centuries. Three centuries were scored in the ground's inaugural Test match, the first was by the Englishman Andy Sandham, at the time his innings of 325 was a world record. The first West Indian to score a Test century at the ground was George Headley, who made 223 in the same match. He followed this with a score of 270 not out in 1935 and remains the only batsman to have scored two double centuries at the ground. In 1958 the ground saw another world record Test score when Garfield Sobers made 365 not out against Pakistan, a record that stood until 1994. Sobers is one of two players to have scored five Test centuries at the ground, the other is Clyde Walcott. Desmond Haynes became the first ODI centurion at the ground when he made 104 not out against Australia in 1984. Graeme Smith scored the first ODI century at the ground by an overseas player in 2005. Four centuries were scored at the ground during the 2007 Cricket World Cup, including 160 which was made by the Pakistani Imran Nazir. Upul Tharanga holds the record for the highest ODI score at the ground, 174 not out, which he scored for Sri Lanka against India.