[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]During the opening ODI of the five-match series against New Zealand in Rawalpindi, Pakistan’s captain in the sport of cricket, Babar Azam, reached another milestone.
In 235 innings, the right-handed batter surpassed the famous Javed Miandad, who needed 238 innings to score 12,000 international runs, to become the fastest Pakistani batsman to do so.
The all-format captain recently demonstrated his selflessness in response to a question about his amazing accomplishment by saying that he has never been preoccupied with particular achievements.
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The 28-year-old claimed that winning games for the Men in Green and giving his all for the national team had always been his only priorities.
“You reach milestones along the way when you play with that goal. Giving performances should always be the goal. Records are a result of such mindset, according to Babar.
The batter, who was born in Lahore, said that his main objective is to perform for the success of his nation and that he has no desire to break any records.
With 1,454 runs scored at an average of 76.52 in the ongoing ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League, Babar is now in first place.
The talented batsman became the player with the second-most centuries in T20 cricket earlier this month, breaking the mark for the most centuries by a skipper in T20Is.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
