Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for most centuries in international cricket. No batsman has been able to score more centuries in international cricket than Sachin Tendulkar. But do you know which batsman scored the most centuries in first-class cricket? If not, then let us tell you about it today.
The record for most centuries in first-class cricket is held by Jack Hobbs, who scored 199 centuries while playing first-class cricket for England. Jack Hobbs played 834 matches, in which he scored 61760 runs. He played cricket for 3 teams in his career and scored 199 centuries. Apart from this, he also scored a triple century.
Jack Hobbs made his Test debut for England in 1908. In his first match against Australia, Jack Hobbs scored 83 runs in the first innings with the help of eight fours. While in the second innings he scored 28 runs for England. Jack Hobbs played 61 international Test matches for England, scoring 5410 runs and scoring 15 centuries.
