who made the 1st century in cricket?

Answer 1

First Class Cricket: Historians are still not certain on which games should be classified as First Class Cricket. The game goes back to 1660s...so no really records are available.

Test Matches: Charles Bannerman of Australia (Also the first man to face a ball and score a run in test Cricket). He played in the very first Test match, held at Melbourne in March 1876/77. Dropped before he reached double figures, he went on to 165 when he was forced to retire hurt, his finger being broken by a ball from George Ulyett. This was not only the first century scored in a Test match, but remains, more than 130 years later, the highest score by an Australian batsman on debut.

ODI: Dennis Amiss: He has the distinction of scoring the first ever one-day international century (103 in the second ever one-day international in 1972).

20-20 internationals: No one in international matches has scored a century: Ponting with 98 is the closest at the moment.

Answer 2

Charles Bannerman of Australia was the first batsman to score a century in the test cricket.

He scored 165 runs against England in the first Test match played in the history of world cricket, which was played at
melbourne cricket ground from 15th to 19th March, 1877.
Australia won that match by 45 runs.

Please check the following link for the score card of that match:

http://usa.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/1870S/1876-77/ENG_IN_AUS/ENG_AUS_T1_15-19MAR1877.html

Answer 3

its an english batsman against india in wc1975 but not sure about the name.

Answer 4

sir donald bradman