page_title: List of international cricket centuries at the Kensington Oval
section_title: One Day International centuries
hierarchical_section_title: List of international cricket centuries at the Kensington Oval / One Day International centuries
caption_attribution_description: Kensington Oval stands
context_page_description: The Kensington Oval is a 15,000-capacity sports stadium located in Bridgetown on the island nation of Barbados. Used mainly for cricket, the Kensington Oval hosted its first Test in 1930 and its first One Day International in 1985. The ground has seen 51 Tests—all including the West Indies—along with 30 ODIs, and has been the scene of 104 Test and 14 ODI centuries. Additionally, the ground hosted a pair of World Series Cricket one-day games and a Supertest between the WSC West Indies and WSC Australian teams.
  West Indian Clifford Roach became the first player to score a century at the venue, managing 122 runs in the ground's inaugural match. Two other batsmen, Andy Sandham and George Headley from England and the West Indies respectively, also scored centuries in this match. However, it took a further four Tests until West Indian Clyde Walcott scored the next hundred, 220 in 1954. The innings was also the first double century to be scored at the Kensington Oval.
context_section_description: The following table summarises the One Day International centuries scored at the Kensington Oval.
caption: The Kensington Oval has hosted 28 ODI matches, during which 13 centuries have been scored.[6] Here, one of these matches takes place in 2007.
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