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List of centuries at lord's cricket ground

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Jack Hobbs & Herbert Sutcliffe (Eng): 3 & 2
Test centuries at Lord's. ...Graham Gooch (Eng): 6 Test and 2 ODI centuries at Lord's. ...
Michael Vaughan (Eng): 6
Test centuries at Lord's, a record held jointly with Gooch. ...Marcus Trescothick (Eng): 2 Test and a record 3 ODI centuries at Lord's.

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