Clive Lloyd scored 102 runs in the 1975 Cricket World Cup final.
The West Indies captain came to the crease with his team struggling at 50 for 3 against Australia. Batting with veteran Rohan Kanhai, Lloyd transformed the innings and helped produce a 149-run fourth-wicket partnership.
He reached his century from 82 balls, striking 12 fours and two sixes, before being dismissed shortly afterward for 102. His innings earned him the Player of the Match award and helped the West Indies post 291 for 8 at Lord's.
Lloyd’s score is sometimes confused with Rohan Kanhai’s important 55 or with later World Cup final centuries. Kanhai’s innings was especially notable because it was his final international appearance, while Lloyd’s aggressive hundred became one of the defining performances of the inaugural final.