Scoring 100 and 0 in the same Test: List of all 18 captains 

Gary Sobers (132 & 0; 0 & 113*)

In a 1968 Test against England at Kingston West Indies' skipper, Gary Sobers scored a ton and got a duck in the same match for the first time.

With a golden duck in the first innings, Sobers made a brilliant comeback to remain unbeaten on 113.

He is only the second captain in the world after England's Michael Colin Cowdrey to achieve this feat twice.

The second time was when Sobers scored 132 in the first innings of a 1971 Test against India at the Port of Spain.

In the second innings, Sobers was dismissed by Abid Ali on the first delivery.

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Michael Colin Cowdrey (101 & 0; 119 & 0)

In the same 1968 Test between England and West Indies at Kingston, the visitors' skipper also scored a ton and got a duck in the same match.

Michael Colin Cowdrey became the first captain to achieve this rare feat twice as he scored 101 in the first innings and zero in the second.

In 1960, when England toured the West Indies, even then Cowdrey got 119 in the first innings of a Test and failed to score in the next.