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Shubman Gill Equals Babar Azam's World Record, Scores Joint-Most Runs For Player In 3-match ODI Series Shubman Gill scored his 4th ODI ton in the 3rd match of the series against New Zealand. As Gill reached the 112-run mark, he equalled Babar Azam's World Record of scoring the most runs in a 3-match ODI series. • • Updated: January 24, 2023 03:42 PM IST Until being equalled by the young India opener, Babar had solely held the record of scoring the most number of runs (360) in a 3-match ODI series. Gill needed 113 runs to surpass the Pakistan stalwart's record but he was dismissed for 112. Gill, the opening batter was comprehensively supported by the India skipper The 23-year-old Gill is only the second batter in the history of the game to have scored more than 350 runs in a 3-match ODI series. Listen to the Following Gill in the list are Bangladesh's Imrul Kayes (349), South Africa's Quinton de Kock (342) and New Zealand's Martin Guptill (330). Shubman Gill takes over Babar Azam by breaking his record most runs in 3 match bilateral ODI series !! Gill was looking good to aim for another double hundred but his stay didn't last for long after the triple-digit score was up. The opener was dismissed for 112 off 78 balls by Blair Tickner.

Pakistan's captain Babar Azam scored a great Test century. (Photo by ASIF HASSAN/AFP via Getty ... [+] Images) AFP via Getty Images Brian Lara’s epic 153 not out in 1999 in Barbados. VVS Laxman’s unforgettable 281 in 2001 in Kolkata. They are two of the six innings officially rated by Wisden, cricket’s bible, in its top 10 greatest list compiled 20 years ago. On a new update, Pakistan captain Babar Azam’s masterpiece of 196 from 425 balls to somehow defy Australia might vault past both of them. It didn’t end in a victory against the odds against mighty Australia, like those other two, but what Babar magically conjured might have been even harder with Pakistan surviving 171.4 overs to draw the second Test - the most overs ever survived in a fourth innings in a conventional five-day match. After being made to toil amid oppressive conditions for over two days, a toothless Pakistan crumbled for just 148 off 53 overs in their first innings. Foreshadowing what was ahead, Babar defied Australia’s rampaging attack marked by quick Mitchell Starc conjuring rampant reverse swing as he lit a fuse under what had been a stale series, the historic first between the teams in Pakistan since 1998. Editor Late on day three, Pakistan faced the daunting prospect of following on and their top-order to survive another onslaught from a pumped-up attack before stumps. In a decision that has been heavily scrutinised, and Australia might rue with hindsight, captain Pat Cummins, who had made all the ...

• Test debut(cap 13 October 2016v Last Test 2 January 2023v ODI debut(cap 31 May 2015v Last ODI 7 May 2023v ODI shirt no. 56 T20I debut(cap 7 September 2016v Last T20I 15 April 2023v T20I shirt no. 56 Domestic team information Years Team 2010/11–2013/14 2012/13–2014/15 2014/15 2015/16–2017/18 2016 (squadno.31) 2017–2022 (squadno.56) 2017 (squadno.56) 2017 (squadno.56) 2019–2020 (squadno.56) 2019/20–present (squadno.56) 2023–present (squadno.56) Career statistics Competition Matches 47 100 104 81 Runs scored 3,696 5,089 3,485 5,482 48.63 59.17 41.48 45.30 100s/50s 9/26 18/26 3/30 10/35 Top score 196 158 122 266 60 – – 774 2 – – 7 12.50 – – 62.71 0 – – 0 10 wickets in match 0 – – 0 Best bowling 1/1 – – 1/1 Catches/ 33/– 45/– 42/– 53/– Source: 15 January 2023 Mohammad Babar Azam ( محمد بابر اعظم; born 15 October 1994), is a Pakistani international cricketer and captain of the Azam's maiden T20 century of 122 which he scored against South Africa is the highest current individual score by a Pakistani in the format. Azam was a member of the Pakistan team that won the Early life This section of a needs additional Please help by adding must be removed immediately, especially if potentially Find sources: · · · · ( April 2021) ( Babar Azam was born on 15 October 1994 into a He sought guidance from Rana Sadiq, his first coach, who taught him the fundamentals of batting. Later, he went on to be a part of the Pakistan U-19 setup. International career Early career In May 2015, Babar was...

The Colombo Strikers are all set to construct a formidable squad in the upcoming Lanka Premier League (LPL) Auction, slated to be held in Colombo on Wednesday. The Strikers have already brought together Pakistan captain Babar Azam, highly talented Pakistan speedster Naseem Shah and Sri Lankan T20 stars Matheesha Pathirana and Chamika Karunaratne for the LPL 2023. Speaking ahead of the LPL Auction, Pakistan superstar Meanwhile, Colombo Strikers’ Head Coach Simon Helmot said, “T20 cricket has moved and grown over the years. We’ll look to acquire some destructive batters and wicket-taking bowlers. We want to play an aggressive brand of cricket and we'll need the right set of players to execute our plans.” The bowling coach Chaminda Vaas spoke about the team’s strategy for acquiring a good bowling unit, “We’ve seen over the years that local players make a big difference in franchise cricket. We’ve shortlisted a few names that we would like to acquire in the Auction. It’ll be about constructing a well-balanced bowling unit and hopefully, we’ll be able to do so in the Auction.” _ While assistant coach Jerome Jayaratne spoke about the Auction dynamics, “The Auction is always tricky. We have to stay calm and composed. We will set budgets for each player we want to go for and stay within the budget. We will look for superstars, but our main interest will be young local talents.” The owner of the Colombo Strikers Sagar Khanna also spoke about the LPL Auction, “In order to get off th...

Babar has been described by former England captain Azam made his Test debut in October 2016, Azam made his ODI debut in May 2015 He made his T20I debut in September 2016 and has scored two centuries in the format, Key [ ] Symbol Meaning * Remained Captained the Pakistan cricket team Pos. Position in the Inn. The Test The number of the Test match played in that series S/R H/A/N Venue was at home (Pakistan), away, or neutral Date Date the match was held, or the starting date of match for Test matches Lost The match was lost by Pakistan. Won The match was won by Pakistan. Drawn The match was (D/L) The result was determined by the Test centuries [ ] Test centuries scored by Azam No. Score Against Pos. Inn. Test Venue H/A/N Date Result Ref 1 127* 6 1 2/3 Neutral 24 November 2018 Won 2 104 5 3 1/2 Away 21 November 2019 Lost 3 102* 4 2 1/2 Home 11 December 2019 Drawn 4 100* 4 3 2/2 Home 19 December 2019 Won 5 143 4 2 1/2 Home 7 February 2020 Won 6 196 4 2 2/3 Home 12 March 2022 Drawn 7 119 4 1 1/2 Away 16 July 2022 Won 8 136 4 2 1/3 Home 1 December 2022 Lost 9 161 4 1 1/2 Home 26 December 2022 Drawn One Day International centuries [ ] ODI centuries scored by Azam No. Score Against Pos. Inn. S/R Venue H/A/N Date Result Ref 1 120 3 1 91.60 Neutral 30 September 2016 Won (D/L) 2 123 3 1 97.62 Neutral 2 October 2016 Won 3 117 3 1 110.38 Neutral 5 October 2016 Won 4 100 3 2 91.74 Away 26 January 2017 Lost 5 125* 3 1 94.70 Away 9 April 2017 Won 6 103 3 1 78.63 Neutral 13 October 2017 Wo...

Sachin Tendulkar Sachin Tendulkar’s magnificent ODI career comprised 463 matches in which he amassed 18,426 runs. Averaging 44.83 in the 50-over game, the Indian legend smashed 49 of his 100 international centuries in this format. He also enjoyed a brilliant strike rate of 86.23. Taking a look at the early days of Sachin’s career, he made his debut in 1989 and marked 86th ODI appearance in 1994. In this period, he had scored 2,455 runs with an average of 33.63 and a strike rate of 78.93 including two centuries to his name while he had also recorded 18 fifties. As the stats show, Sachin Tendulkar had a moderate start to his career despite showing brilliance, but it was his class, consistence and longevity that helped him end up among the greats of the game. Babar Azam Babar Azam, who has now completed a year as the top ranked ODI batter, is 86 matches into his fifty-over career. Babar Azam has stunned the world with his extraordinary batting skills in a relatively short career. Babar Azam first featured in an ODI in 2015 and has currently played 86 matches. After 86 matches, Babar Azam smacked 4,261 runs, double the runs Sachin Tendulkar had scored at this stage of his career. Babar Azam is also ahead of the Indian legend in terms of average and strike rate. Pakistan skipper has an outstanding average of 59.18 while his strike rate is 90.29, aligning well with the modern demands of fast-paced batting. Bagging two consecutive centuries in the last two ODI matches against Aus...