Who scored the first-ever century in One Day International cricket history, hitting 103 for England against Australia in 1972?

Answer Explanation

Dennis Amiss scored 103 off 134 balls against Australia at Old Trafford, Manchester, on 24 August 1972, only the second ODI ever played, to record the format's first century.

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