David Hemp Eighth Oldest ODI Century-maker
Former Bermuda captain David Hemp has been listed as the eighth oldest cricketer to score a One Day International [ODI] century.
The left-handed batter made his ODI debut for Bermuda aged 36 in 2006 and scored 641 runs in 22 matches before retiring in 2009.
His one hundred came against Kenya during the ICC World Cup Qualifier, hitting 102 not out from 152 balls in Potchefstroom, South Africa. He was aged 38 and 149 days.
Full list
1.Khurram Khan [43 years and 162 days] UAE v Afghanistan, 132 not out, Dubai, 2014
2. Sanath Jayasuriya [39 years 212 days] Sri Lanka v India, Dambulla, 107 runs, 2009
3. Chris Gayle [39 years 159 days] West Indies v England, St George’s 162 runs, 2019
4. Ed Joyce [39 years 111 days], Ireland v UAE, Dubai, 116 not out, 2018
5. Geoff Boycott [39 years 51 days] England v Australia, Sydney, 105 runs, 1979
6. Mohammad Nabi [39 years 39 days], Afghanistan v Sri Lanka, Pallekele, 136 runs, 2024
7. Sachin Tendulkar [38 years 327 days] India v Bangladesh, Mirpur, 114 runs, 2012
8. David Hemp [38 years 149 days], Bermuda v Kenya, Potchefstroom, 102 not out, 2008
9. Tillakaratne Dilshan [38 years 148 days], Sri Lanka v Scotland, Hobart, 104 runs, 2015
10. Sunil Gavaskar [38 years 113 days] 103 not out, India v New Zealand, Nagpur, 103 not out, 1987
