Steve Smith Centuries: List of Steve Smith Centuries-Test, ODIs, T20I & IPL

Steve Smith is one of the finest batters of modern-day cricket alongside Virat Kohli, Kane Williamson, Joe Root, and Babar Azam. The right-hander made his debut against Pakistan in July 2010. Although the 34-year-old is a bit unorthodox with his stroke play Smith has the adaptability to change his technique depending on the formats and he does it so effortlessly.

Smith started his career as a leg spinner in the 2008 under-19 world cup in Malaysia but his progression as a batsman was more worthy. His performance as skipper of the national side is impressive. He was part of two ICC World Cup wins (the 2015 limited overs world cup in Australia & New Zealand and the 2021 T20 World Cup in Abu Dhabi). He was also a part of the 2021-23 World Test championship team that won the WTC final this year. In this piece, we take a look at the centuries scored by the right-hander in all formats.

List Of Steve Smith’s Test Centuries

Smith has played some sensational knocks in Test cricket as the 34-year-old has this remarkable ability to play match-winning knocks when required. The right-hander has scored 32 centuries in 99 Tests so far with an average of 59.96. Smith’s 21 test hundreds came during the 1st innings. He has scored 5 centuries in Asian countries (3 in India & 2 in Sri Lanka) while 6 against England in England.

He has scored 1 century each in West Indies, New Zealand, and South Africa. He recently scored a century against India in the WTC final in England. Australia has won 20 matches every time Smith has scored a century. After making a comeback from a ban the right-hander scored centuries against England in both innings at Birmingham in 2019 (144 & 142 respectively). His first test century came against England in 2013.

SR No	Date	Against	Score	Innings	Venue	Result
1	21st August 2013	England	138*	1	The Oval, London, England	Draw
2	13th December2013	England	111	1	Perth, Waca Ground, Australia	Won
3	3rd January 2014	England	115	1	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia	Won
4	12th February 2014	South Africa	100	1	Supersport Park, Centurion, South Africa	Won
5	9th December 2014	India	162*	1	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, Australia	Won
6	17th December 2014	India	133	2	Gabba, Brisbane, Australia	Won
7	26th December 2014	India	192	1	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia	Draw
8	6th January 2015	India	117	1	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia	Draw
9	11th June 2015	West Indies	199	1	Jamaica, Sabina Park, Kingston	Won
10	16th July 2015	England	215	1	Lords, London, England	Won
11	20th August 2015	England	143	1	The Oval, London, England	Won
12	13th November 2015	New Zealand	138	3	Waca Ground, Perth, Australia	Draw
13	26th December 2015	West Indies	134*	1	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia	Won
14	20th February 2016	New Zealand	138	2	Hagley Oval, Christchurch, New Zealand	Won
15	15th August 2016	Sri Lanka	119	2	Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo	Lost
16	15th December 2016	Pakistan	130	1	Gabba, Brisbane, Australia	Won
17	26th December 2016	Pakistan	165*	2	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia	Won
18	23rd February 2017	India	109	3	Maharashtra Cricket Association, Pune	Won
19	16th March 2017	India	178*	1	JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi	Draw
20	25th March 2017	India	111	1	HPCA Stadium, Dharamshala	Lost
21	23rd November 2017	England	141*	1	The Gabba, Brisbane, Australia	Won
22	14th December 2017	England	239	2	WACA, Perth, Australia	Won
23	26th December 2017	England	102*	3	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia	Draw
24	1st August 2019	England	144	1	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham, England	Won
25	1st August 2019	England	142	3	Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham, England	Won
26	4th September 2019	England	211	1	Old Trafford, Manchester, England	Won
27	7th January 2021	India	131	1	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia	Draw
28	8th July 2022	Sri Lanka	109*	1	Galle, Sri Lanka	Lost
29	1st December 2022	West Indies	114*	1	WACA, Perth, Australia	Won
30	5th January 2023	South Africa	104	1	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia	Drawn
31	8th June 2023	India	121	1	The Oval, London	Won
32	29th June 2023	England	110	1	Lords, London, England	Ongoing

List Of Steve Smith’s ODI Centuries

Just like his performances in test cricket, Steve Smith has been a fine performer in the limited-overs format. The right-hander made his debut in the format against West Indies in February 2010. He has scored five centuries against India. His highest score of 164 came against New Zealand in December 2016 at the Sydney Cricket Ground, Australia.

He has scored 12 centuries in his ODI career so far scoring 4939 runs with an average of 44.49. He has also scored centuries in the subcontinent as well as in Sharjah which showcases his solid technique.

SR No	Date	Against	Score	Innings	Venue	Result
1	7th October 2014	Pakistan	101	1	United Arab Emirates, Sharjah	Won
2	21st November 2014	South Africa	104	2	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia	Won
3	23rd January 2015	England	102	2	Bellerive Oval, Hobart, Australia	Won
4	26th March 2015	India	105	1	Sydney Cricket Ground, Australia	Won
5	12th January 2016	India	149	2	WACA, Perth, Australia	Won
6	5th October 2016	South Africa	108	1	Kingsmead Ground, Durban, South Africa	Lost
7	4th December 2016	New Zealand	164	1	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia	Won
8	19th January 2017	Pakistan	108*	2	WACA, Perth, Australia	Won
9	19th January 2020	India	131	1	M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore	Lost
10	27th November 2020	India	105	1	Sydney cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia	Won
11	29th November 2020	India	104	1	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia	Won
12	11th September 2020	New Zealand	105	1	Cairns, Australia	Won

Steve Smith’s Centuries T20I

The right-hander hasn’t scored a century in a T20I so far but he has registered 4 half-centuries.

Steve Smith’s Centuries in IPL

Steve Smith has scored 1 century in IPL. He scored this century against Gujarat Lions on April 29th, 2016. Smith was playing for Rising Pune Supergiants. He hit 8 fours and 5 sixes in his inning of 101.

Sr no	Date	Against	Score	Innings	Venue	Result
1	29th April 2016	Rising Pune Supergiants	101	1	Maharashtra Cricket Association Ground, Pune	Lost

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