List of first-class cricket centuries by W. G. Grace

Painting of W. G. Grace batting for London County in 1905.
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W. G. Grace

Seasons
1864 to 1870
1871
1872 to 1873
1873–74
1874 to 1875
1876 to 1877
1878
1879 to 1882
1883 to 1886
1887 to 1891
1891–92
1892 to 1894
1895
1896 to 1899
1900 to 1908

Career

First-class centuries
  Variations in statistics  

Family

E. M. Grace (brother)
Fred Grace (brother)
Henry Grace (brother)
Charles Grace (son)
Henry Grace (son)
W. G. Grace Jr. (son)

William Gilbert Grace, commonly known as W. G. Grace, is generally considered one of the greatest cricketers of all time.[1][2][3] His first-class cricket career spanned 44 seasons, from 1865 until 1908,[3][4] during which time he claimed over 2,800 wickets and over 800 catches.[5] Despite this, he is best known for his batting ability: possessing a "high backlift and willingness to play off both front and back foot", he stood apart from other batsmen of the time.[3] He scored over 50,000 first-class runs, a feat achieved by only six other cricketers,[6] and was the first cricketer to score 100 or more centuries.[5][7][8]

Disputes regarding the first-class status of a number of matches in which W. G. Grace played have resulted in him having varying career statistics published. Of his centuries, 124 were scored in matches universally accepted as being first-class, these are the figures which are published on both Cricinfo and CricketArchive.[5][9] A number of further matches are considered to be first-class by some sources; in these matches he scored two centuries: for the "Gentlemen to Canada Touring Team" against the Marylebone Cricket Club in 1873, and for Gloucestershire against Somerset in 1879.[10] Grace, in his 1899 reminiscences, records both of these centuries among his tally of first-class centuries.[11] In Wisden Cricketers' Almanack's first-class records section, he is listed as having scored 126 centuries, the eleventh most hundreds scored during a career.[7] He retains this position with the lower total of 124, also appearing eleventh on Cricinfo's list.[12]

Grace made his first-class debut in June 1865 appearing for the Gentlemen of the South against the Players of the South at The Oval, but did not score his first century until his tenth match, making an unbeaten 224 for England against Surrey County Cricket Club at the same ground.[4] In 1871, he reached 100 on 10 different occasions, the most during any season of his career.[13] In doing so, he became the first batsman to pass 2,000 first-class runs in a season, tallying 2,739 in total.[14] He scored the first triple century in first-class cricket in 1876,[8] amassing 344 for the Gentlemen of Marylebone Cricket Club against Kent after the Gentlemen had been forced to follow on.[15] Less than two weeks later, Grace passed 300 once more, scoring 318 not out for Gloucestershire against Yorkshire.[16] He scored 177 in his only innings between the two triple-centuries, and scored 839 runs in eight days.[8]

He scored his 100th century in 1895; at the time this was reckoned to be made in the county match between Gloucestershire and Somerset. Somerset's captain, Sammy Woods recollects the moment in his reminiscences:[17]

During May we had a weird game at Bristol v. Gloucester. We scored 200 for 1 wicket. W. G. then went on and took 5 wickets, and we were all out for 300. He then proceeded to go in first and help himself to 288, and to get his hundredth century. I had the satisfaction of giving him a full pitch to get to his hundred, not that he wanted any help.

Grace comments in his memoirs that he was glad to make his hundredth century at Gloucestershire's ground.[18] Excluding the two centuries not considered first-class by some modern statisticians, Grace's hundredth century came later in the same month when he scored 169 for Gloucestershire against Middlesex at Lord's. He scored his final first-class century in July 1904 for London County, reaching 166 against the Marylebone Cricket Club. He played first-class cricket for another four seasons, and scored 15 and 25 for the Gentlemen of England in his final outing, an innings defeat against Surrey.[4][19]

Key

Centuries

No. Score For Against Pos. Inn. Venue Date Result
1 224* England Surrey 5 1 The Oval, London 30 July 1866 Won[20]
2 173* Gentlemen of the South Players of the South 5 2 The Oval, London 27 August 1866 Drawn[21]
3 134* Gentlemen Players 3 1 Lord's, London 29 June 1868 Won[22]
4 130 South of the Thames North of the Thames 1 2 St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury 3 August 1868 Lost[23]
5 102* South of the Thames North of the Thames 4 4 St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury 3 August 1868 Lost[23]
6 117 Marylebone Cricket Club Oxford University 2 2 Magdalen Ground, Oxford 13 May 1869 Won[24]
7 138* Marylebone Cricket Club Surrey 1 1 The Oval, London 1 July 1869 Won[25]
8 121 Marylebone Cricket Club Nottinghamshire 1 4 Lord's, London 5 July 1869 Lost[26]
9 180 Gentlemen of the South Players of the South 2 2 The Oval, London 15 July 1869 Drawn[27]
10 122 South North 1 1 Bramall Lane, Sheffield 26 July 1869 Won[28]
11 127 Marylebone Cricket Club Kent 1 1 St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury 11 August 1869 Won[29]
12 117* Marylebone Cricket Club Nottinghamshire 1 2 Lord's, London 13 June 1870 Lost[30]
13 215 Gentlemen Players 1 3 The Oval, London 14 July 1870 Drawn[31]
14 109 Gentlemen Players 1 1 Lord's, London 18 July 1870 Won[32]
15 143 Gloucestershire Surrey 1 1 The Oval, London 28 July 1870 Won[33]
16 172 Gloucestershire Marylebone Cricket Club 1 1 Lord's, London 1 August 1870 Won[34]
17 181 Marylebone Cricket Club Surrey 1 1 Lord's, London 15 May 1871 Won[35]
18 118 Gentlemen of the South Gentlemen of the North 1 2 Lillie Bridge, West Brompton 25 May 1871 Won[36]
19 178 South North 1 1 Lord's, London 29 May 1871 Won[37]
20 162 Gentlemen of England Cambridge University 1 1 Fenner's, Cambridge 1 June 1871 Won[38]
21 189* Single Married 1 1 Lord's, London 10 June 1871 Won[39]
22 146 Marylebone Cricket Club Surrey 1 2 The Oval, London 20 July 1871 Lost[40]
23 268 South North 1 3 The Oval, London 31 July 1871 Drawn[41]
24 117 Gentlemen of Marylebone Cricket Club Kent 1 2 St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury 9 August 1871 Won[42]
25 217 Gentlemen Players 1 3 Royal Brunswick Ground, Hove 14 August 1871 Drawn[43]
26 116 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 5 3 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 21 August 1871 Lost[44]
27 101 Marylebone Cricket Club Yorkshire 1 1 Lord's, London 27 May 1872 Won[45]
28 112 Gentlemen Players 3 4 Lord's, London 1 July 1872 Won[46]
29 117 Gentlemen Players 1 1 The Oval, London 4 July 1872 Won[47]
30 170* England Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire 1 1 Lord's, London 8 July 1872 Won[48]
31 114 South North 1 2 The Oval, London 25 July 1872 Won[49]
32 150 Gloucestershire Yorkshire 1 1 Bramall Lane, Sheffield 29 July 1872 Won[50]
33 145 Gentlemen of the South Players of the North 1 2 Prince's Cricket Ground, Chelsea 5 June 1873 Lost[51]
34 134 Gentlemen of the South Players of the South 1 1 The Oval, London 26 June 1873 Won[52]
35 163 Gentlemen Players 1 1 Lord's, London 30 June 1873 Won[53]
36 158 Gentlemen Players 1 1 The Oval, London 3 July 1873 Won[54]
152 D Gentlemen to Canada Touring Team Marylebone Cricket Club 1 1 Lord's, London 21 July 1873 Won[55]
37 192* South North 1 1 The Oval, London 24 July 1873 Won[56]
38 160* Gloucestershire Surrey 1 3 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 25 August 1873 Drawn[57]
39 179 Gloucestershire Sussex 1 1 County Ground, Hove 11 June 1874 Won[58]
40 150 Gentlemen of the South Players of the South 1 2 The Oval, London 25 June 1874 Won[59]
41 104 Gentlemen of the South Players of the North 1 2 Prince's Cricket Ground, Chelsea 20 July 1874 Won[60]
42 110 Gentlemen Players 1 3 Prince's Cricket Ground, Chelsea 23 July 1874 Won[61]
43 167 Gloucestershire Yorkshire 1 1 Bramall Lane, Sheffield 27 July 1874 Won[62]
44 121 Kent and Gloucestershire England 1 3 St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury 3 August 1874 Won[63]
45 123 Gentlemen of Marylebone Cricket Club Kent 1 2 St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury 5 August 1874 Won[64]
46 127 Gloucestershire Yorkshire 1 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 13 August 1874 Won[65]
47 152 Gentlemen Players 1 3 Lord's, London 5 July 1875 Won[66]
48 111 Gloucestershire Yorkshire 1 1 Bramall Lane, Sheffield 26 July 1875 Lost[67]
49 119 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 1 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 16 August 1875 Drawn[68]
50 104 Gloucestershire Sussex 1 3 County Ground, Hove 12 June 1876 Won[69]
51 169 Gentlemen Players 1 1 Lord's, London 3 July 1876 Won[70]
52 114* South North 1 4 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 17 July 1876 Won[71]
53 126 United South of England Eleven United North of England Eleven 1 1 Argyle Street, Hull 3 August 1876 Drawn[72]
54 344 Gentlemen of Marylebone Cricket Club Kent 2 3 St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury 10 August 1876 Drawn[73]
55 177 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 1 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 14 August 1876 Won[74]
56 318* Gloucestershire Yorkshire 1 1 College Ground, Cheltenham 17 August 1876 Drawn[75]
57 261 South North 1 1 Prince's Cricket Ground, Chelsea 31 May 1877 Won[76]
58 110 Gloucestershire and Yorkshire England 2 3 Lord's, London 16 July 1877 Drawn[77]
59 116 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 1 3 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 1 August 1878 Drawn[78]
60 123 Gloucestershire Surrey 1 3 The Oval, London 5 June 1879 Won[79]
61 102 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 1 2 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 31 July 1879 Drawn[80]
113 D Gloucestershire Somerset 1 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 11 August 1879 Won[81]
62 106 Gloucestershire Lancashire 7 2 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 26 August 1880 Won[82]
63 152 T  England  Australia 2 1 The Oval, London 6 September 1880 Won[83]
64 100 Gentlemen Players 1 2 The Oval, London 30 June 1881 Won[84]
65 182 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 5 3 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 28 July 1881 Drawn[85]
66 112 Gloucestershire Lancashire 1 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 27 August 1883 Won[86]
67 101 Marylebone Cricket Club  Australians 1 1 Lord's, London 22 May 1884 Won[87]
68 107 Gentlemen of England  Australians 1 2 The Oval, London 26 June 1884 Lost[88]
69 116* Gloucestershire  Australians 4 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 7 August 1884 Lost[89]
70 132 Gloucestershire Yorkshire 1 1 Park Avenue, Bradford 27 July 1885 Drawn[90]
71 104 Gloucestershire Surrey 2 2 College Ground, Cheltenham 20 August 1885 Won[91]
72 221* Gloucestershire Middlesex 1 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 24 August 1885 Won[92]
73 174 Gentlemen Players 1 1 North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough 3 September 1885 Won[93]
74 148 Gentlemen of England  Australians 1 1 The Oval, London 17 June 1886 Drawn[94]
75 104 Marylebone Cricket Club Oxford University 1 2 University Parks, Oxford 21 June 1886 Won[95]
76 110 Gloucestershire  Australians 4 3 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 5 August 1886 Drawn[96]
77 170 T  England  Australia 1 1 The Oval, London 12 August 1886 Won[97]
78 113 Gloucestershire Middlesex 2 1 Lord's, London 2 June 1887 Drawn[98]
79 116* Marylebone Cricket Club Cambridge University 1 4 Lord's, London 27 June 1887 Won[99]
80 183* Gloucestershire Yorkshire 3 3 Spa Ground, Gloucester 30 June 1887 Drawn[100]
81 113* Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 1 3 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 8 August 1887 Lost[101]
82 101 Gloucestershire Kent 1 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 25 August 1887 Drawn[102]
83 103* Gloucestershire Kent 1 3 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 25 August 1887 Drawn[102]
84 215 Gloucestershire Sussex 1 1 County Ground, Hove 21 May 1888 Drawn[103]
85 165 Gentlemen of England  Australians 1 2 Lord's, London 28 May 1888 Drawn[104]
86 148 Gloucestershire Yorkshire 1 1 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 16 August 1888 Drawn[105]
87 153 Gloucestershire Yorkshire 1 3 Clifton College Close Ground, Bristol 16 August 1888 Drawn[105]
88 101 Gloucestershire Middlesex 1 3 Lord's, London 3 June 1889 Lost[106]
89 127* Gloucestershire Middlesex 1 1 College Ground, Cheltenham 22 August 1889 Drawn[107]
90 154 South North 1 3 North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough 5 September 1889 Drawn[108]
91 109* Gloucestershire Kent 1 1 Mote Park, Maidstone 22 May 1890 Lost[109]
92 159* Lord Sheffield's XI Victoria 1 1 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne 27 November 1891 Won[110]
93 128 Marylebone Cricket Club Kent 1 1 Lord's, London 8 June 1893 Won[111]
94 139 Marylebone Cricket Club Cambridge University 1 2 Fenner's, Cambridge 24 May 1894 Won[112]
95 196 Marylebone Cricket Club Cambridge University 2 3 Lord's, London 25 June 1894 Won[113]
96 131 Gentlemen Players 1 2 Central Recreation Ground, Hastings 10 September 1894 Drawn[114]
97 103 Marylebone Cricket Club Sussex 1 3 Lord's, London 9 May 1895 Won[115]
98 288 Gloucestershire Somerset 1 2 Ashley Down Ground, Bristol 16 May 1895 Won[116]
99 257 Gloucestershire Kent 1 2 Bat and Ball Ground, Gravesend 23 May 1895 Won[117]
100 169 Gloucestershire Middlesex 1 1 Lord's, London 30 May 1895 Won[118]
101 125 Marylebone Cricket Club Kent 1 3 Lord's, London 13 June 1895 Won[119]
102 101* Gentlemen of England I Zingari 1 4 Lord's, London 20 June 1895 Won[120]
103 118 Gentlemen Players 1 2 Lord's, London 8 July 1895 Lost[121]
104 119 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 1 1 College Ground, Cheltenham 19 August 1895 Won[122]
105 104 South North 2 3 Central Recreation Ground, Hastings 5 September 1895 Won[123]
106 243* Gloucestershire Sussex 1 1 County Ground, Hove 25 May 1896 Drawn[124]
107 102* Gloucestershire Lancashire 1 3 Ashley Down Ground, Bristol 25 June 1896 Lost[125]
108 186 Gloucestershire Somerset 1 1 County Ground, Taunton 29 June 1896 Won[126]
109 301 Gloucestershire Sussex 1 1 Ashley Down Ground, Bristol 3 August 1896 Won[127]
110 113 Gloucestershire Gentlemen of Philadelphia 1 1 Ashley Down Ground, Bristol 15 July 1897 Won[128]
111 126 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 3 2 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 22 July 1897 Won[129]
112 116 Gloucestershire Sussex 1 2 Ashley Down Ground, Bristol 2 August 1897 Drawn[130]
113 131 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 1 2 College Ground, Cheltenham 12 August 1897 Won[131]
114 126 Gloucestershire Essex 1 2 County Ground, Leyton 7 July 1898 Won[132]
115 168 Gloucestershire Nottinghamshire 1 1 Trent Bridge, Nottingham 21 July 1898 Drawn[133]
116 109 Gloucestershire Somerset 1 1 County Ground, Taunton 18 August 1898 Won[134]
117 110* London County Worcestershire 1 3 Crystal Palace Park, London 13 August 1900 Won[135]
118 110 London County Marylebone Cricket Club 1 3 Crystal Palace Park, London 23 August 1900 Lost[136]
119 126 South North 1 1 Lord's, London 13 September 1900 Drawn[137]
120 132 London County Marylebone Cricket Club 1 1 Crystal Palace Park, London 8 August 1901 Drawn[138]
121 131 London County Marylebone Cricket Club 5 2 Crystal Palace Park, London 14 July 1902 Won[139]
122 129 London County Warwickshire 1 1 Crystal Palace Park, London 21 August 1902 Drawn[140]
123 150 London County Gloucestershire 4 2 Crystal Palace Park, London 4 June 1903 Won[141]
124 166 London County Marylebone Cricket Club 1 2 Crystal Palace Park, London 18 July 1904 Won[142]

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