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Mark Waugh is a former Australian cricketer who scored centuries (100 or more runs) in Test and One Day International (ODI) matches organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC). Described by ESPNcricinfo writer John Polack as "one of the world's most elegant and gifted strokemakers",^[1] he played most of his career under the captaincy of his older twin-brother Steve Waugh.^[2] Waugh represented Australia in 128 Test matches and 244 ODIs between 1988 and 2002, scoring 20 and 18 centuries respectively.^[1] He was primarily a batsman who played as an opener in ODIs, while normally at number four in Tests.^[3]^[4]

Waugh made his Test debut against England at the Adelaide Oval in January 1991, scoring a century; he became the fifteenth player from Australia to score a hundred on debut when he made 138 in the innings.^[5] He ended the season with one more century, aggregating 554 runs at an average of 61.55.^[6] Following his performances, Wisden Cricketers' Almanack named him as one of their five Cricketers of the Year the same year.^[7] Waugh was instrumental in Australia's victory in the 1995 Frank Worrell Trophy against the West Indies when he made 126 in the deciding game.^[1]^[8] His highest score of 153 not out was achieved against India during the third Test of the 1998 Border–Gavaskar Trophy in Bangalore. In Tests, Waugh was most successful against England scoring six centuries. As of December 2024, his position is eleventh in the list of Test century-makers for Australia.^[9]

Although Waugh made his ODI debut against Pakistan in December 1988,^[1] he did not score his first century until four years later. Between his debut and the 1996 World Cup he made five centuries, all against different opponents. Waugh was more prolific at the 1996 World Cup scoring three centuries.^{[Note 1]}^[1] Waugh set the record for the highest individual score by an Australian when he made 173 against the West Indies at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in February 2001.^{[Note 2]} The following month he scored a match-winning 133 not out against India at Nehru Stadium in Pune which also became his last century in the format. Despite a slow start to his ODI career, he became the third highest century-maker in ODIs at the time of scoring his last century.^{[Note 3]}

Key

* – Remained not out
† – Man of the match

Test centuries

Test centuries scored by Mark Waugh^[14]
No.	Score	Against	Pos.	Inn.	Test	Venue	H/A	Date	Result	Ref
1	138	England	6	1	4/5	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	Home	25 January 1991	Draw	^[15]
2	139*	West Indies	6	1	5/5	Antigua Recreation Ground, St. John's	Away	27 April 1991	Won	^[16]
3	112	West Indies	4	1	2/5	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	Home	27 December 1992	Won	^[17]
4	137 †	England	4	2	5/6	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham	Away	6 August 1993	Won	^[18]
5	111 †	New Zealand	4	1	2/3	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	Home	27 November 1993	Won	^[19]
6	113* †	South Africa	5	3	3/3	Kingsmead Cricket Ground, Durban	Away	29 March 1994	Draw	^[20]
7	140	England	4	1	1/5	The Gabba, Brisbane	Home	26 November 1994	Won	^[21]
8	126	West Indies	4	2	4/4	Sabina Park, Kingston	Away	30 April 1995	Won	^[22]
9	116	Pakistan	4	2	3/3	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	Home	2 December 1995	Lost	^[23]
10	111	Sri Lanka	4	2	1/3	WACA Ground, Perth	Home	10 December 1995	Won	^[24]
11	116 †	South Africa	4	4	2/3	St George's Oval, Port Elizabeth	Away	17 March 1997	Won	^[25]
12	100	South Africa	4	2	2/3	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	Home	4 January 1998	Won	^[26]
13	115*	South Africa	4	4	3/3	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	Home	3 February 1998	Draw	^[27]
14	153*	India	4	2	3/3	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	Away	27 March 1998	Won	^[28]
15	117	Pakistan	4	3	3/3	National Stadium, Karachi	Away	25 October 1998	Draw	^[29]
16	121	England	4	1	5/5	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	Home	2 January 1999	Won	^[30]
17	100	Pakistan	4	2	1/3	The Gabba, Brisbane	Home	7 November 1999	Won	^[31]
18	119 †	West Indies	5	2	2/5	WACA Ground, Perth	Home	2 December 2000	Won	^[32]
19	108	England	4	2	2/5	Lord's Cricket Ground, London	Away	20 July 2001	Won	^[33]
20	120	England	4	1	5/5	The Oval, London	Away	24 August 2001	Won	^[34]

ODI centuries

ODI centuries scored by Mark Waugh^[35]
No.	Score	Against	Pos.	Inn.	S/R	Venue	H/A/N	Date	Result	Ref
1	108	New Zealand	2	1	82.44	Seddon Park, Hamilton	Away	27 March 1993	Lost	^[36]
2	113	England	3	2	92.62	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham	Away	21 May 1993	Won	^[37]
3	107	South Africa	4	1	96.39	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	Home	23 January 1994	Won	^[38]
4	121*	Pakistan	3	1	90.29	Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi	Away	22 October 1994	Lost	^[39]
5	130 †	Sri Lanka	2	1	90.27	WACA Ground, Perth	Home	12 January 1996	Won	^[40]
6	130 †	Kenya	2	1	101.56	Indira Priyadarshini Stadium, Visakhapatnam	Neutral	23 February 1996	Won	^[41]
7	126 †	India	1	1	93.33	Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai	Away	27 February 1996	Won	^[42]
8	110 †	New Zealand	2	2	98.21	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai	Neutral	11 March 1996	Won	^[43]
9	102	West Indies	1	1	89.47	The Gabba, Brisbane	Home	5 January 1997	Lost	^[44]
10	115* †	South Africa	1	2	92.00	St George's Oval, Port Elizabeth	Away	31 March 1997	Won	^[45]
11	104 †	New Zealand	1	2	92.03	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	Home	7 December 1997	Won	^[46]
12	104	Zimbabwe	2	1	86.66	Lord's Cricket Ground, London	Neutral	9 June 1999	Won	^[47]
13	106 †	Zimbabwe	1	1	109.27	Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo	Away	21 October 1999	Won	^[48]
14	116 †	India	2	1	88.54	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	Home	26 January 2000	Won	^[49]
15	112* †	West Indies	2	2	87.50	The Gabba, Brisbane	Home	14 January 2001	Won	^[50]
16	102*	Zimbabwe	2	2	90.26	Bellerive Oval, Hobart	Home	30 January 2001	Won	^[51]
17	173 †	West Indies	2	1	116.89	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	Home	9 February 2001	Won	^[52]
18	133* †	India	1	2	96.37	Nehru Stadium, Pune	Away	28 March 2001	Won	^[53]

Notes

^ Only two other players – Sourav Ganguly and Matthew Hayden – have scored three centuries in a single World Cup tournament.^[10]
^ The total has since then been surpassed by two Australian players – Matthew Hayden (181*) and Shane Watson (185*).^[11]
^ Only Sachin Tendulkar (26) and Saeed Anwar (19) were ahead of Waugh at the time.^[12] As of December 2024, Waugh's position is ninth in the overall ODI list, and second in the equivalent list for Australia.^[13]

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