Top 5 contenders for 50 international centuries after Kohli

#2 David Warner (Australia) - 34 international hundreds

The aggressive left-hander from New South Wales has been the in-form player for Australia over the last two seasons. The Australian vice-captain has a knack for scoring quick hundreds and doesn't prefer tweaking his approach according to the format.

David Warner has 20 hundreds from just 66 Test matches and 14 from 101 One Day Internationals (ODI), making it a total of 34 international hundreds.

Warner is good at converting his 50s to 100s, with a conversion rate of 45%, which is phenomenal. At just 31 years of age and supremely fit, Warner is looking at a minimum of five more years in international cricket.

He has been in supreme form this calendar year with 1313 runs so far and with the Ashes starting in a day, expect Warner to add at least a couple more hundreds in the next few weeks. One of the strongest candidates to reach 50 international hundreds.