India recently dominated the west indies in a Test match at narendra modi Stadium, Ahmedabad. After restricting the visitors to a low first-innings score, the indian bowlers secured a comfortable lead and wrapped up the game well ahead of the target.


Among the key contributors were three centurions – KL Rahul, dhruv Jurel, and ravindra Jadeja. As we look forward to the next Test match, let’s highlight the top 3 active indian cricketers with the most centuries in Tests.


 3 rishabh Pant


Age: 28 years


Role: Wicket-keeper-batsman


Test debut: 2018


Total centuries: 8



Key highlights:


Known for his aggressive batting, boundary-hitting ability, and unconventional shots.


Played a vital role in India’s historic win at The Gabba, Australia, 2021, helping india secure a rare series victory on Australian soil.


Pant continues to be a crucial figure in India’s Test batting lineup, often turning matches with his counter-attacking style.


 2 Shubman Gill


Role: Opening batsman and Test captain


Total centuries: 9



Key highlights:


Recently captained india in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, showcasing strong leadership and batting consistency.


Scored four centuries in that series, ending it in a hard-fought 2-2 draw.


In the latest Test against west indies, he contributed a well-paced 50, consolidating India’s position in the match.


Known for his elegant stroke play and dependable batting at the top of the order.


 1 KL Rahul


Test debut: 2014


Role: Top-order batsman


Total centuries: 11



Key highlights:


Experienced a decade-long career with remarkable highs, including crucial centuries against top teams.


His highest Test score includes a near double-century of 199 against england in 2016.


The latest century came against the west indies in Ahmedabad, adding another milestone to his illustrious red-ball career.


Rahul’s technique and temperament make him one of India’s most consistent and reliable batsmen in Tests.


Conclusion:

These three players – KL Rahul, Shubman Gill, and rishabh pant – continue to shape India’s red-ball cricket, proving crucial in both leadership and match-winning performances.

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