List of international cricket centuries at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
No Score Player Team Balls Inns Opposing team Date Result
1 110 Michael Slater ( 1/2 ) Australia 155 1 Pakistan 5 October 1994 Drawn
2 237 Saleem Malik Pakistan 328 3 Australia 5 October 1994 Drawn
3 149 Saeed Anwar ( 1/2 ) Pakistan 214 2 New Zealand 28 November 1996 Won
4 125 Ijaz Ahmed Pakistan 198 2 New Zealand 28 November 1996 Won
5 115 Ali Naqvi Pakistan 270 1 South Africa 6 October 1997 Drawn
6 128* Azhar Mahmood Pakistan 267 1 South Africa 6 October 1997 Won
7 160 Aamer Sohail Pakistan 297 2 West Indies 29 November 1997 Won
8 177 Inzamam-ul-Haq Pakistan 320 2 West Indies 29 November 1997 Won
9 145 Saeed Anwar ( 2/2 ) Pakistan 275 1 Australia 1 October 1998 Lost
10 108 Michael Slater ( 2/2 ) Australia 238 2 Pakistan 1 October 1998 Won
11 157 Steve Waugh Australia 325 2 Pakistan 1 October 1998 Won
12 112 Aravinda de Silva Sri Lanka 276 2 Pakistan 26 February 2000 Won
13 107 Younis Khan Pakistan 250 3 Sri Lanka 26 February 2000 Lost
14 270 Rahul Dravid India 495 2 Pakistan 13 April 2004 Won
15 102* Dhananjaya de Silva Sri Lanka 266 1 Pakistan 11 December 2019 Drawn
16 109* Abid Ali Pakistan 201 2 Sri Lanka 11 December 2019 Drawn
17 102* Babar Azam ( 1/2 ) Pakistan 128 2 Sri Lanka 11 December 2019 Drawn
18 100 Shan Masood Pakistan 160 2 Bangladesh 7 January 2020 Won
19 143 Babar Azam ( 2/2 ) Pakistan 193 2 Bangladesh 7 January 2020 Won
Test centuries
The following table summarises the Test centuries scored at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium .
Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium have been hosted eight Tests since 1993 and the first was played between Pakistan and Zimbabwe. 21 One Day Internationals (ODIs) have been hosted, the first was in 1992 between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Michael Slater became the first man to score a Test century at the ground, scoring 110 against Pakistan in 1994. The score of 270 by Rahul Dravid of India is the highest at the ground. Overall, 17 Test centuries have been scored at the ground. Twelve ODI centuries have been scored at the ground, and the first by Inzamam-ul-Haq who scored 117 against Sri Lanka in 1992. The highest score at the ground is unbeaten 188 made by Gary Kirsten against UAE in 1996, which was the highest ODI score at World Cups, until 200 mark was passed in 2015 World Cup.