Mitchell Makes History with Three ODI Centuries Against India

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14 Jan 2026 | 03:30 pm
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The cricketing world is taking note of the remarkable achievement by the 34-year-old batter, Mitchell. He has recently set a new benchmark in One Day International cricket with his impressive performances.

 

Mitchell has now etched his name into the record books as the first Kiwi batter to achieve a significant feat. This involves scoring multiple ODI centuries against a particular opponent in specific conditions.

 

Specifically, he has registered three ODI centuries against India. This impressive performance occurred within India itself, marking a unique personal milestone in his distinguished career.

 

A Unique Record Set

 

For New Zealand cricket, this represents an unprecedented accomplishment. No other batter from the country has managed to secure three ODI centuries in these specific conditions against this strong opposition.

 

The consistent scoring against India adds significant weight to the accomplishment. It demonstrates an ability to perform under pressure against a formidable opponent on their challenging home turf.

 

Mitchell's Milestone Achievement

 

The 34-year-old Mitchell’s dedication and skill have clearly culminated in this impressive record. It prominently highlights his considerable impact in the One Day International format on the global stage.

 

Achieving such a record in India, a nation renowned for its challenging conditions for touring teams, further underscores the magnitude of Mitchell’s batting prowess and adaptability.

 

Historic Feat for Kiwi Cricket

 

This historic feat by Mitchell establishes a new and demanding standard for New Zealand batters. It specifically pertains to those playing One Day International cricket on Indian soil in the future.

 

Mitchell, aged 34, has definitively become the first Kiwi batter to register three ODI centuries against India in India. This stands as a truly unprecedented accomplishment in the sport's history.