100* in Jaipur, at 192.3

100* against Australia at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur on 16 October 2013. Home, second innings, India won. He was not captain. Divide the score by the strike rate and multiply by 100: 100 / 192.3 × 100 comes out at 52 balls. That is the innings people mean by the 52-ball hundred.

Inside this ODI ledger it is also the highest strike rate. The maximum is this row. A high strike rate here is not a claim that no Indian hundred since has been faster. This page only ranks the hundreds it stores.

It is ODI hundred number 16 and international number 20. The chase mark matters: he was batting second, the match was won, and the hundred was not out. The rest of the one-day hundreds, including the slower ones that won matches the same way, are on the ODI list.