Cricket history features remarkable records that appear unbreakable in the modern era. Sir Jack Hobbs' 199 first-class centuries, achieved over a nearly three-decade career, stand as a testament to unparalleled longevity and consistency. Sir Don Bradman's Test batting average of 99.94, across 52 matches, remains an astonishing benchmark of dominance. Rohit Sharma's unique achievement of three double centuries in One Day Internationals also highlights exceptional batting prowess.