Cricket Century – Fresh Stories, Stats and Replays

If you love watching a batsman reach three figures, you’re in the right spot. This page rolls up every article that talks about a cricket century, whether it’s a youngster smashing a hundred in Dublin or a seasoned pro leading Australia to a big win.

Recent Hundreds You Shouldn't Miss

Just this week Ireland’s openers posted a solid hundred against West Indies in the ODI series. The innings set the tone for a three‑match clash that will decide who tops the group. We break down each boundary, the partnership dynamics and what the win means for Irish cricket.

Down under, Australia is juggling its all‑rounder options ahead of the World Test Championship final. While there’s no century on the scorecard yet, the selection talk revolves around players who have scored big in recent Tests – think Beau Webster’s 115 against South Africa and Cameron Green’s consistent 90+ scores. We’ve gathered the stats so you can see how each player stacks up.

Why a Century Matters

A hundred runs isn’t just a number; it lifts the whole team. In the recent India vs England T20I, India’s middle order piled on quick fifties that turned into a rapid 100‑run partnership, giving them control of the chase. We explain how those runs changed the momentum and what it tells you about the batting strategy.

Each century also feeds into rankings, player confidence and fan excitement. Our articles link the milestone to upcoming fixtures so you can see who might be in form for the next big match.

Scrolling through this tag, you’ll find quick recaps, detailed score breakdowns and even a few video highlights (where available). We keep the language simple – no jargon overload – because we want every fan, casual or die‑hard, to get the story.

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Stay tuned as new centuries roll in. We’ll update this page daily with fresh articles, so you never miss a chance to celebrate another batsman’s big day.