List of Pakistan Super League centuries

Pakistan Super League is a professional Twenty20 cricket league, which is operated by Pakistan Cricket Board. It is contested between six franchises comprising cricketers from Pakistan and around the world.

A century is regarded as a landmark score for a batsman, achieved when he scores 100 or more runs in a single innings. His number of centuries is generally recorded in his career statistics.

Key
Symbol / Word Meaning
* Remained not out
Captained the respective team
‡ The batsman was man of the match
Inn. Innings of the player's team
S/R Strike rate
Result The match was won/lost by the team for which the player played

Centuries
Date Score Balls S/R Player Team Opposition Inn. Venue Result
21 February 2016 117 62 188.70 Sharjeel Khan ‡ (1/2) Islamabad United Peshawar Zalmi 1 Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Won[1]
3 March 2017 104 65 160.00 Kamran Akmal ‡ (1/3) Peshawar Zalmi Karachi Kings 1 Won[2]
16 March 2018 107* 61 175.40 Kamran Akmal ‡ (2/3) Peshawar Zalmi Lahore Qalandars 2 Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah Won[3]
24 February 2019 127* 59 215.25 Colin Ingram ‡ Karachi Kings Quetta Gladiators 2 Won[4]
9 March 2019 117* 60 195.00 Cameron Delport ‡ Islamabad United Lahore Qalandars 1 National Stadium, Karachi Won[5]
21 February 2020 101 55 183.63 Kamran Akmal ‡ (3/3) Peshawar Zalmi Quetta Gladiators 1 Won[6]
29 February 2020 100* 44 227.27 Rilee Rossouw ‡ Multan Sultans Quetta Gladiators 1 Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan Won[7]
15 March 2020 113* 55 205.45 Chris Lynn ‡ Lahore Qalandars Multan Sultans 2 Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore Won[8]
24 February 2021 105 59 177.97 Sharjeel Khan (2/2) Karachi Kings Islamabad United 1 National Stadium, Karachi Lost[9]
17 June 2021 105* 56 187.50 Usman Khawaja ‡ Islamabad United Peshawar Zalmi 1 Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi Won[10]
30 January 2022 106 60 176.66 Fakhar Zaman ‡ Lahore Qalandars Karachi Kings 2 National Stadium, Karachi Won[11]
7 February 2022 116 57 203.50 Jason Roy ‡ Quetta Gladiators Lahore Qalandars 2 Won[12]
19 February 2022 102* 49 208.16 Harry Brook ‡ Lahore Qalandars Islamabad United 1 Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore Won[13]

Season overview
Year No. of centurions No. of centuries Highest score S/R Highest scorer
2016 1 1 117[14] 188.70 Sharjeel Khan
2017 1 1 104[15] 160.00 Kamran Akmal
2018 1 1 107*[16] 175.40 Kamran Akmal
2019 2 2 127*[17] 215.25 Colin Ingram
2020 3 3 113*[18] 205.45 Chris Lynn
2021 2 2 105*[19] 187.50 Usman Khawaja

Team overview
Team No. of centurions No. of centuries Highest score Balls Highest scorer
Islamabad United 3 3 117*[20] 60 Cameron Delport
Karachi Kings 2 2 127*[21] 59 Colin Ingram
Lahore Qalandars 3 3 113*[22] 55 Chris Lynn
Multan Sultans 1 1 100*[23] 44 Rilee Rossouw
Peshawar Zalmi 1 3 107*[24] 61 Kamran Akmal
Quetta Gladiators 1 1 116[25] 57 Jason Roy

See also

References
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