India's greatest batsman Sachin Tendulkar is on the first place with 51 centuries, South Africa's Kallis secured 2nd rank with 45 centuries, Australia's Ponting secured 3rd rank with 41 centuries, Sri Lanka's Sangakkara secured 4th rank with 38 centuries, India's Dravid secured 5th rank with 36 centuries, Pakistan's Younis was the 6th with 34 centuries, India's Gavaskar secured 7th rank with 34 centuries, Lara of the West Indies secured 8th rank with 34 centuries, Sri Lanka's Jayawardene secured 9th rank with 34 centuries, Australia's steve waugh secured 10th rank with 32 centuries.
England's Cook secured 11th rank with 32 centuries, Australia's Hayden secured 12th rank with 30 centuries, West Indies' Chanderpaul secured 13th rank with 30 centuries, Australia's Bradman secured 14th rank with 29 centuries, Australia's Clarke secured 15th rank with 28 centuries, South Africa's Hashim Amla secured 16th rank with 28 centuries, Smith of South Africa secured 17th rank with 27 centuries, Australia's Border secured 18th rank with 27 centuries, West Indies Sobers secured 19th rank with 26 centuries, and Inzamam of Pakistan is in 20th place with 25 centuries.
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