Some blows could have been in the loser cause, but their character was exemplary.
Some players always find ways to intensify great occasions and act in knockout matches. Several excellent entries in ICC matches to do or die have arrived in adverse conditions, where batters have demonstrated their pedigree under pressure.
From the World Cup to the Champions Trophy, the batters have found ways to seal their authority acting in these games. Some blows could have been in the loser cause, but their character was exemplary.
We observe the four best centuries in the ICC knockout matches.
Adam Gilchrist – vs Sri Lanka, final of the 2007 World Cup
Adam Gilchrist had a special ability to score in large games, one of those blows came in the 2007 World Cup final. While opening the tickets against Sri Lanka, the left -handed accumulated 149 in just 104 balls, including 13 limits and eight maximums, at an attack rate of 143.27.
His blow helped Australia publish a massive score of the first entry in Barbados, and Sri Lanka fell well on the goal to let the Australians add another World Cup to their cabinet. In a high -octane clash, Gilchrist won the game player for his century Blitzkrieg.
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MAHELA JAYARDENE – VS India, 2011 World Cup
Final of the World Cup against India in Wankhede: it is not more difficult for the opponent. But Mahela Jayawardne did not get nervous and came up with a wonderful ton against a full crowd.
He scored 103 races in 88 deliveries, including 13 limits, at an attack rate of 117.05 against a formidable bowling attire. Unfortunately, Jayawardene’s blow was not enough to take Sri Lanka, since India finished her 28 -year -old drought to lift the cup.
David Miller – vs Australia, 2023 World Cup semifinal
There is something in David Miller scoring under pressure, and his team still loses the game. A similar incident was developed in the latest edition of the World Cup, where Miller played a blow to the ages in a loss cause.
Upon arriving at Bat at 24/4, Miller scored 101 races in 116 deliveries, which comprise eight limits and five maximums, to revive the entrances of South Africa. Unfortunately, his blow was in vain since Australia got a nail bite for three wickts to deliver another heartbreak to proteins.
Travis Head – vs India, final of the 2023 World Cup
It is not bigger; Travis Head has given his scares in India throughout life. Australia was under immense pressure, with Wickts falling at the other end under the lights.
But Head maintained his composure and wove a magnificent blow of 137 races to guide Australia to another title in front of a crowd of full Ahmedabad. He won the game player award for his wonderful ton, and this blow is easily among the best played in Crick’s history, considering the situation of the game, the quality of the attack and the pressure of the crowd.
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