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Azhar Ali, the former captain of Pakistan, currently participating in the ongoing President’s Trophy for Sui Northern Gas Pipeline (SNGPL), has just notched his 50th century in first-class cricket.
This significant accomplishment positions him as the ninth Pakistani batsman to achieve such a milestone. At 38 years old, Azhar Ali has amassed a remarkable record of 16,478 runs in 265 first-class matches, batting across 458 innings, with an impressive average of 39.04.
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Despite retiring from international cricket for Pakistan, Azhar Ali has opted to continue showcasing his skills in the realm of first-class cricket.
A notable figure in Pakistan cricket, Azhar Ali made his mark particularly in Test cricket. His memorable achievements include a triple-century against the West Indies in 2016, along with several heroic innings that contributed to Pakistan’s victories.
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