Test Centuries
The following table summarises the Test centuries scored by Denis Compton.
- In the column Runs, * indicates being not out.
- The column title Match refers to the Match Number of his career.
Denis Compton's Test Centuries | |||||||
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# | Runs | Match | Against | City/Country | Venue | Year | Result |
102 | 2 | Australia | Nottingham, England | Trent Bridge | 1938 | Drawn | |
120 | 6 | West Indies | London, England | Lord's | 1939 | Won | |
147 | 15 | Australia | Adelaide, Australia | Adelaide Oval | 1947 | Drawn | |
103* | |||||||
163 | 18 | South Africa | Nottingham, England | Trent Bridge | 1947 | Drawn | |
208 | 19 | South Africa | London, England | Lord's | 1947 | Won | |
115 | 20 | South Africa | Manchester, England | Old Trafford | 1947 | Won | |
113 | 22 | South Africa | London, England | Kennington Oval | 1947 | Drawn | |
184 | 23 | Australia | Nottingham, England | Trent Bridge | 1948 | Lost | |
145* | 25 | Australia | Manchester, England | Old Trafford | 1948 | Drawn | |
114 | 29 | South Africa | Johannesburg, South Africa | Ellis Park | 1948 | Drawn | |
114 | 33 | New Zealand | Leeds, England | Headingley | 1949 | Drawn | |
116 | 34 | New Zealand | London, England | Lord's | 1949 | Drawn | |
112 | 44 | South Africa | Nottingham, England | Trent Bridge | 1951 | Lost | |
133 | 58 | West Indies | Port of Spain, Trinidad | Queen's Park Oval | 1954 | Drawn | |
278 | 61 | Pakistan | Nottingham, England | Trent Bridge | 1954 | Won | |
158 | 70 | South Africa | Manchester, England | Old Trafford | 1955 | Lost |
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