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Centuries in first cricket world cup:
1. Glenn Turner, New Zealand - 171 runs
2. Dennis Amiss, England - 137 runs
3. Keith Fletcher, England - 131 runs
4. Clive Lloyd, West Indies - 102 runs
5. Alan Turner, Australia - 101 runs
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In all world cup matches it is Sachin tendulkar from India and if you are asking about the individual inning score then it is Gary Kirsten from South Africa.
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