🏏 Most centuries in County Championship history: 1️⃣ CP Mead 132 2️⃣ Jack Hobbs 130 3️⃣ Patsy Hendren 113 This is basically a roll call of English batting royalty. CP Mead sits top with 132 County Championship hundreds and 46,268 runs. A Hampshire giant. Not always spoken about like Hobbs, Hammond or Sutcliffe, but statistically one of the greatest county batters ever. Jack Hobbs is just behind with 130 hundreds and 38,737 runs. The Master. Still arguably the most famous first-class run machine of them all. Patsy Hendren scored 113 Championship tons and averaged 50.50, while Frank Woolley made 112 hundreds and over 43,000 runs - and somehow also took 800+ wickets. Different era, different workload, absurd cricketer. Then there’s Wally Hammond: 106 Championship hundreds at 56.68. Probably the most complete batting genius on the list. The modern names stand out too. Mark Ramprakash made 103 County Championship centuries at 58.18. That conversion rate is ridiculous (119 50s, 103 100s) Graeme Hick finished with 97 Championship tons and a highest score of 405. One of the great “what if?” England careers, but an absolute monster in county cricket. Boycott and Gooch also sit inside the top 10 - two England greats who combined elite Test careers with decade after decade of county dominance. Mad stat: Only six players have ever made 100+ County Championship centuries. And Mark Ramprakash is the only post-war player in that club. Stats by redballcricketstats.com/ #countychampionship #ramprakash #hobbs #cricket #redballcricket