10. Jason Roy - 153 v Bangladesh, Cardiff, June 2019. Roy hit 153 from 121 balls, his ninth ODI century, which decided the outcome of the World Cup pool match that England won by 106 runs. AP
1. Ben Stokes - 182 v New Zealand, The Oval, September 2023. Awesome display of hitting from one of the best ever to do it. Getty
2. Jason Roy - 180 v Australia, Melbourne, January 2018. He was on fire around this time and his knock helped England to a memorable five-wicket victory. Reuters
3. Alex Hales - 171 v Pakistan, Trent Bridge, August 2016. Hales was the star of a thumping win over Pakistan. The team score of 444 was also a record at the time. AFP
4. Robin Smith - 167 not out v Australia, Edgbaston, May 1993. When they say he was ahead of his time they are thinking of this 163-ball knock. He even ended up on the losing side, which just about sums up English cricket in the early 1990s. Shutterstock
5. Jos Buttler - 162 not out v Netherlands, Amstelveen, June 2022. Could have scored double his eventual tally on the small ground just outside Amsterdam had time allowed. Getty
6. Jason Roy - 162 v Sri Lanka, The Oval, June 2016. Thirteen fours and three maximums in this match-winning 118-ball knock. PA
7. David Gower - 158 v New Zealand, Brisbane, January 1983. The stylish left-hander needed just 118 balls to set what was at the time an ODI leading 158. Kapil Dev topped it with a 175 six months later. Getty
8. Andrew Strauss - 158 v India, Bangalore, February 2011. The opener put together a great knock in what was a highly entertaining drawn match. Getty
9. Andrew Strauss - 154 v Bangladesh, Edgbaston, July 2010. Another memorable moment for Strauss who finished his career with six ODI hundreds and 27 half centuries. Getty
10. Jason Roy - 153 v Bangladesh, Cardiff, June 2019. Roy hit 153 from 121 balls, his ninth ODI century, which decided the outcome of the World Cup pool match that England won by 106 runs. AP
1. Ben Stokes - 182 v New Zealand, The Oval, September 2023. Awesome display of hitting from one of the best ever to do it. Getty
2. Jason Roy - 180 v Australia, Melbourne, January 2018. He was on fire around this time and his knock helped England to a memorable five-wicket victory. Reuters
3. Alex Hales - 171 v Pakistan, Trent Bridge, August 2016. Hales was the star of a thumping win over Pakistan. The team score of 444 was also a record at the time. AFP
4. Robin Smith - 167 not out v Australia, Edgbaston, May 1993. When they say he was ahead of his time they are thinking of this 163-ball knock. He even ended up on the losing side, which just about sums up English cricket in the early 1990s. Shutterstock
5. Jos Buttler - 162 not out v Netherlands, Amstelveen, June 2022. Could have scored double his eventual tally on the small ground just outside Amsterdam had time allowed. Getty
6. Jason Roy - 162 v Sri Lanka, The Oval, June 2016. Thirteen fours and three maximums in this match-winning 118-ball knock. PA
7. David Gower - 158 v New Zealand, Brisbane, January 1983. The stylish left-hander needed just 118 balls to set what was at the time an ODI leading 158. Kapil Dev topped it with a 175 six months later. Getty
8. Andrew Strauss - 158 v India, Bangalore, February 2011. The opener put together a great knock in what was a highly entertaining drawn match. Getty
9. Andrew Strauss - 154 v Bangladesh, Edgbaston, July 2010. Another memorable moment for Strauss who finished his career with six ODI hundreds and 27 half centuries. Getty
10. Jason Roy - 153 v Bangladesh, Cardiff, June 2019. Roy hit 153 from 121 balls, his ninth ODI century, which decided the outcome of the World Cup pool match that England won by 106 runs. AP