← Tons of Consequence

Alvin Kallicharran

12 Test hundreds. Of the 6 we can measure, 0 were tons of consequence. The other 6 are before the ball-by-ball record, so we do not have enough match data yet.

Who against, and where

HundredsTons of consequence
Top tier (England, Australia, India)90
Second tier (New Zealand, South Africa)20
Third tier (Sri Lanka, West Indies, Pakistan)10

The tiers are a fixed grouping of countries, not a rating on the day. Where it was played is only known for the hundreds we have the match record for.

Every hundred

  1. 101 v New Zealand, Port of Spain, 1972 · Drawn

    A good ton. A draw: without a ball-by-ball record we cannot say the hundred saved it.

  2. 100* v New Zealand, Georgetown, 1972 · Drawn

    A good ton. A draw: without a ball-by-ball record we cannot say the hundred saved it.

  3. 158 v England, Port of Spain, 1974 · Won

    Not enough match data yet to say.

  4. 124 v India, Bengaluru, 1974

    Not enough match data yet to say.

  5. 119 v England, Bridgetown, 1974 · Drawn

    Not enough match data yet to say.

  6. 115 v Pakistan, Karachi, 1975

    Not enough match data yet to say.

  7. 101 v Australia, Brisbane, 1975 · Lost

    Not enough match data yet to say.

  8. 103* v India, Port of Spain, 1976 · Lost

    A good ton. A loss: even a great hundred can't be a ton of consequence in a defeat.

  9. 187 v India, Wankhede, 1978

    Not enough match data yet to say.

  10. 127 v Australia, Port of Spain, 1978 · Won

    A good ton. He made 31% of the team's runs. On the facts we have, the match didn't hinge on it.

  11. 126 v Australia, Kingston, 1978 · Drawn

    A good ton. The match was drawn. The series was already decided when this Test began.

  12. 106 v Australia, Adelaide, 1980 · Won

    A good ton. He made 24% of the team's runs. On the facts we have, the match didn't hinge on it.