Stephen Fleming First ODI Hundred 106 off 108 Balls 176 Minutes 7 Fours 1 Six vs West Indies 2nd ODI at Port of Spain, Mar 29 1996. Relive Stephen Fleming’s maiden ODI century – a match-winning 106 not out against West Indies in the 2nd ODI at Port of Spain on 29 March 1996. Batting at number four, the stylish New Zealand left-hander faced a mighty pace attack of Ambrose, Walsh, and Bishop, yet held his composure to guide his side to victory.<br /><br />Chasing 238, Fleming constructed the innings with elegance and patience, striking 7 fours and a six, and carried his bat through to the finish. New Zealand clinched a memorable win with just one ball to spare, triumphing by four wickets. For his brilliant effort, Fleming was rightfully awarded the Man of the Match.<br /><br />This knock was more than just runs; it was the birth of a batsman who would go on to lead New Zealand with distinction and carve his name among the country’s finest. Watch and enjoy these golden memories of Stephen Fleming’s first ODI hundred – a performance of class, grit, and leadership in the making.<br /><br />📌 Hashtags<br /><br />#StephenFleming #NZvsWI #ODICricket #CricketClassics #NewZealandCricket #WestIndiesCricket #CricketHistory #MatchWinningInnings #VintageCricket #FlemingCentury
