List of centuries scored in World Cup 2019 till Australia vs England semi-final clash

England cemented their spot in the final of 2019 International Cricket Council (ICC) Men's World Cup with a comfortable eight-wicket win over defending champions Australia in the all-important semi-final clash of this year's marquee event at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham on Thursday. 

Asked to bowl first, Chris Woakes finished with the terrific figures of three for 20 while Adil Rashid (three for 54),  Jofra Archer (two for 32) and Mark Wood (one for 45) also contributed with the ball to help England bundle out Australia for 223 inside 49 overs. 

Swashbuckling batsman Steve Smith was the shining light for Australia as he not only struck a valiant 119-ball 85 laced with six boundaries but also shared a crucial 103-run stand with Alex Carey (46) for the fourth wicket while the wickets at the other end kept tumbling cheaply. 

In reply, openers Jason Roy (85 off 65 balls) and Jonny Bairstow (34 off 43 deliveries) provided England with a perfect start by stitching a 124-run partnership for the first wicket before third drop Joe Root (49) and skipper Eoin Morgan (45) helped the hosts cross the mark inside 32.1 overs.  

None of the batsmen from the two sides managed to score a century during the match even though Steve Smith (85) and Jason Roy (85) came very close to the one. 

A total of 30 centuries have been scored in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 so far. 

England batsman Joe Root scored the first century of the ongoing marquee event during the Eoin Morgan-led side's second group stage clash against Pakistan. Root had struck 107 runs off 104 balls laced with 10 boundaries and a six while his teammate Jos Butler (103) too notched up a ton in the same match. Despite the two centuries, England went on to lose that match by 14 runs.  

The third century of the World Cup 2019 was brought by Indian opener Rohit Sharma during the Men in Blue's opening group stage clash against South Africa at Hampshire Bowl, Southampton. 

England opener Jason Roy struck a magnificent knock of 153 off just 121 balls during his side's clash against Bangladesh to bring up the fourth century of the ongoing cricket's showpiece event.  The fifth century of the 2019 World Cup was scored by Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan during the same match.

Here is the complete list of tons scored in Cricket World Cup 2019 till the second semi-final match between Australia and England on July 11: 

No	Player	Runs	Balls	Team	Opposition	Result
1	Joe Root	107	104	England	Pakistan	Lost
2	Jos Buttler	103	76	England	Pakistan	Lost
3	Rohit Sharma	122*	144	India	South Africa	Won
4	Jason Roy	153	121	England	Bangladesh	Won
5	Shakib Al Hasan	121	119	Bangladesh	England	Lost
6	Shikhar Dhawan	117	109	India	Australia	Won
7	David Warner	107	111	Australia	Pakistan	Won
8	Joe Root	100*	94	England	West Indies	Won
9	Aaron Finch	153	132	Australia	Sri Lanka	Won
10	Rohit Sharma	140	113	India	Pakistan	Won
11	Shakib Al Hasan	124*	99	Bangladesh	West Indies	Won
12	Eoin Morgan	148	71	England	Afghanistan	Won
13	Kane Williamson	106*	138	New Zealand	South Africa	Won
14	David Warner	166	147	Australia	Bangladesh	Won
15	Mushfiqur Rahim	102*	97	Bangladesh	Australia	Won
16	Kane Williamson	148	154	New Zealand	West Indies	Won
17	Carlos Brathwaite	101	82	West Indies	New Zealand	Lost
18	Aaron Finch	100	116	Australia	England	Won
19	Babar Azam	101*	127	Pakistan	New Zealand	Won
20	Jonny Bairstow	111	109	England	India	Won
21	Rohit Sharma	102	109	India	England	Lost
22	Jonny Bairstow	106	99	England	New Zealand	Won
23.	N Pooran	118	103	West Indies	Sri Lanka	Lost
24	Rohit Sharma	104	92	India	Bangladesh	Win
25.	Jonny Bairstow	106	99	England	New Zealand	Win
26.	Imam Ul Haq	100	100	Pakistan	Bangladesh	Win
27.	Angelo Mathews	113	128	Sri Lanka	India	Lost
28.	Rohit Sharma	103	94	India	Sri Lanka	Win
29.	K L Rahul	111	118	India	Sri Lanka	Win
30	Faf du Plessis	100	94	South Africa	Australia	Win

A total of 38 centuries were scored in the 2015 World Cup held in Australia and New Zealand.