10 cricketers with most consecutive ODI centuries

#5: Saeed Anwar (Aggregate: 349 runs)

The Pakistani left-hander was one of the best batsmen in the world during the 90s.

Saeed Anwar became the second cricketer to score a hat-trick centuries during the Pepsi Champions Trophy, 1993/94. Within a span of four days, he scored 3 breath-taking hundreds against Sri Lanka and Windies.

Though Anwar was in excellent touch during the tournament, he failed to score in the final match and therefore Pakistan lost in the final against Windies.

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#4: Babar Azam (Aggregate: 360 runs)

Babar Azam is considered as the next big thing in Pakistan cricket. The stylish right-handed batsman's addition to the team has stabilized their shaky middle order.

During the 3-match ODI series against Windies in 2016, Babar scored staggering hat-trick centuries. His contribution propelled Pakistan to whitewash the Windies and clinch the series 3-0. Babar is the third Pakistani to achieve this rare feat in ODIs.

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#3: Herschelle Gibbs (Aggregate: 385 runs)

Herschelle Gibbs is considered to be one of the best opening batsmen to have played ODI cricket. His flamboyant stroke-play used to mesmerizes everyone. He is fondly remembered for his scintillating 175 against Australia during a world record chase.

Gibbs was in amazing form during the 2002 ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka. Though he scored twin centuries (Kenya and India) in the tournament, South Africa couldn't go past India in the semi-final and continued their tag as 'Chokers' in ICC tournaments.

With a ton in first ODI against Bangladesh in a series after Champions Trophy, he became the only player to score hat-trick centuries with a hundred against 3 different countries.