Kamran Ghulam made an impressive entrance into Test cricket by scoring a debut century on Day 1 of the second Test against England in Multan. The 28-year-old right-handed batsman, who had been eagerly awaiting his opportunity to represent Pakistan, reached his hundred with a powerful midwicket boundary off Joe Root’s bowling.
Ghulam’s innings was marked by outstanding composure and technique, which helped stabilize Pakistan’s middle order after the early loss of three quick wickets. His century provided a much-needed boost, positioning Pakistan strongly against England’s formidable bowling lineup.
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As he celebrated this milestone, the crowd at Multan Stadium erupted in applause, acknowledging the hard work and perseverance that led to his debut. Ghulam’s partnership with Mohammad Rizwan proved crucial in helping Pakistan recover from early setbacks, and his century hints at a promising future in Pakistan’s Test cricket landscape.
