List of Babar Azam’s 16 ODI centuries
| Score | Venue & year | Pakistan result |
| 105* vs Australia | Lahore, 2022 | Won by 9 wickets |
| 114 vs Australia | Lahore, 2022 | Won by 6 wickets |
| 158 vs England | Edgbaston, 2021 | Lost by 3 wickets |
| 103 vs South Africa | Centurion, 2021 | Won by 3 wickets |
| 125 vs Zimbabwe | Rawalpindi, 2020 | Tie |
| 115 vs Sri Lanka | Karachi, 2019 | Won by 67 runs |
| 101* vs New Zealand | Edgbaston, 2019 | Won by 6 wickets |
| 115 vs England | Trent Bridge, 2019 | Lost by 3 wickets |
| 106* vs Zimbabwe | Bulawayo, 2018 | Won by 131 runs |
| 101 vs Sri Lanka | Abu Dhabi, 2017 | Won by 32 runs |
| 103 vs Sri Lanka | Dubai, 2017 | Won by 83 runs |
| 125* vs West Indies | Guyana, 2017 | Won by 74 runs |
| 100 vs Australia | Adelaide, 2017 | Lost by 57 runs |
| 117 vs West Indies | Sharjah, 2016 | Won by 136 runs |
| 123 vs West Indies | Sharjah, 2016 | Won by 59 runs |
| 120 vs West Indies | Sharjah, 2016 | Won by 111 runs (D/L) |
Babar Azam has been prolific for Pakistan in ODI cricket since his debut in 2016. He is one of the modern one-day batting greats and the lynchpin of the Pakistan batting line-up.
Twelve of his 16 ODI hundreds have resulted in Pakistan wins and he notched up his highest ODI score (158) against England in 2021. His second-last century, an 83-ball 114 against Australia at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, led Pakistan to their highest successful run-chase in ODI cricket (349).
He followed that up with an unbeaten 115-ball 105 against Australia in the third ODI to help Pakistan clinch a 2-1 series win. It is his fourth ODI hundred in a successful Pakistan run-chase.
Azam is also the fastest to 15 ODI centuries in terms of innings (83), beating Hashim Amla’s record (86 innings).
The Pakistan captain also holds several other prestigious ODI batting records. In 2016, he became the eighth batsman in one-day cricket to score three consecutive centuries as he made 120, 123 and 117 against the West Indies in the Middle East. He’s also the third Pakistan batsman, after Saeed Anwar and Zaheer Abbas, to achieve this rare feat. Only 11 batsmen in the history of ODI cricket have made three consecutive hundreds—a list that includes Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, two of Azam’s contemporaries.
Azam also holds the record for being the second-fastest batsman to reach 2000 runs in terms of innings (45).
List of Babar Azam’s 6 Test centuries
| Score | Venue & year | Pakistan result |
| 196 vs Australia | Karachi, 2022 | Draw |
| 143 vs Bangladesh | Rawalpindi, 2020 | Won by innings & 44 runs |
| 100* vs Sri Lanka | Karachi, 2019 | Won by 263 runs |
| 102* vs Sri Lanka | Rawalpindi, 2019 | Draw |
| 104 vs Australia | Brisbane, 2019 | Lost by innings & 5 runs |
| 127* vs New Zealand | Dubai, 2018 | Lost by 123 runs |
Related: His Test batting record in 2022
Babar Azam’s T20I centuries
| Score | Venue & year | Pakistan result |
| 122 vs South Africa | Centurion, 2021 | Won by 9 wickets |
ALSO SEE: His T20I batting record in 2021