← Tons of Consequence

David Warner

26 Test hundreds. Of the 26 we can measure, 4 were tons of consequence.

Who against, and where

HundredsTons of consequence
Top tier (England, Australia, India)72
Second tier (New Zealand, South Africa)101
Third tier (Sri Lanka, West Indies, Pakistan)71
Other (Bangladesh, Zimbabwe, Ireland, Afghanistan and the rest)20
At home203
Away51
Neutral ground10

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. 123* v New Zealand, Hobart, 2011 · At home · Lost

    A good ton. The team lost.

  2. 180 v India, W.A.C.A, 2012 · At home · Won

    A ton of consequence: carried the innings. He scored 49% of the team's runs.

  3. 119 v South Africa, Adelaide, 2012 · At home · Drawn

    A good ton. A draw, and the team was never in danger of losing.

  4. 124 v England, Brisbane, 2013 · At home · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  5. 112 v England, W.A.C.A, 2013 · At home · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  6. 145 v South Africa, Cape Town, 2014 · Away · Won

    A good ton. The team was already 207 ahead when he came in.

  7. 145 v India, Adelaide, 2014 · At home · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  8. 135 v South Africa, Cape Town, 2014 · Away · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  9. 133 v Pakistan, Dubai (DICS), 2014 · Neutral ground · Lost

    A good ton. The team lost.

  10. 115 v South Africa, Centurion, 2014 · Away · Won

    A ton of consequence: carried the innings. He made 115, 40% of Australia's 290, after coming in at 0 for 0 with the team 191 ahead. Australia won by 281 runs.

  11. 102 v India, Adelaide, 2014 · At home · Won

    A ton of consequence: carried the innings. He made 102, 35% of Australia's 290, after coming in at 0 for 0 with the team 73 ahead. Australia won by 48 runs.

  12. 253 v New Zealand, W.A.C.A, 2015 · At home · Drawn

    A good ton. A draw, and the team was never in danger of losing.

  13. 163 v New Zealand, Brisbane, 2015 · At home · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  14. 116 v New Zealand, Brisbane, 2015 · At home · Won

    A good ton. The team was already 239 ahead when he came in.

  15. 101 v India, Sydney, 2015 · At home · Drawn

    A good ton. A draw, and the team was never in danger of losing.

  16. 144 v Pakistan, Melbourne, 2016 · At home · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  17. 122* v West Indies, Sydney, 2016 · At home · Drawn

    A good ton. A draw, and the team was never in danger of losing.

  18. 123 v Bangladesh, Chattogram, 2017 · Away · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  19. 113 v Pakistan, Sydney, 2017 · At home · Won

    A good ton. A dead rubber: the series was already decided.

  20. 112 v Bangladesh, Mirpur, 2017 · Away · Lost

    A good ton. The team lost.

  21. 103 v England, Melbourne, 2017 · At home · Drawn

    A good ton. A draw, and the team was never in danger of losing.

  22. 335* v Pakistan, Adelaide, 2019 · At home · Won

    A ton of consequence: carried the innings. He scored 57% of the team's runs.

  23. 154 v Pakistan, Brisbane, 2019 · At home · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  24. 111* v New Zealand, Sydney, 2020 · At home · Won

    A good ton. A dead rubber: the series was already decided.

  25. 200 v South Africa, Melbourne, 2022 · At home · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.

  26. 164 v Pakistan, Perth, 2023 · At home · Won

    A good ton. No: he came in comfortably and the team did not depend on him.