Which of these cricketers reached 7000 runs in test cricket during the test match between pakistan and australia at lahore in 2022?

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Going into a Test series, every batsman dreams of scoring a century and making consistent runs. Scoring a century, while not an easy feat, is not an uncommon sight in Test cricket, especially in a series that stretches for three or four matches. However, smashing a ton in each match of the series is a rare achievement. #1. Ken Barrington Englishman Ken Barrington was the first batsman to achieve this feat in Test cricket when he hit three hundreds in three games against visitors Pakistan in 1967. His first century of the series came in London, the second in Nottingham, following which he returned to London to rack up another century. Batting at No. 3, he displayed top class consistency to end the series as the highest run scorer, thereby helping his side win the three-match series 2-0. Barrington was a key figure for his county and later England in the 1960s and ended a sensational career with close to 7000 runs in 82 Tests at an unbelievable average of almost 59. #2. Shoaib Mohammad Pakistan opener Shoaib Mohammad scored 507 runs in the 1990 home series against New Zealand, more than double that of the second-highest scorer. He kicked off the proceedings with a double century in Karachi and followed it up with centuries in Lahore and Faisalabad, ensuring a 3-0 win for his country. Mohammad earned 45 Test caps and scored 2705 runs, including seven centuries. He was an excellent fielder and has served as a talent scout for the PCB post his retirement. He was also associated...

Azhar Ali — PCB LAHORE: Pakistan star Test batter Azhar Ali has completed 7000 runs in the longest format of the game during Pakistan's title-decider against Australia at the Gaddafi Stadium Lahore. The former Test skipper has been sensational in the historic Pakistan-Australia series, smashing 185 runs in the first innings of the opening Test at the Pindi Cricket Stadium. With his 94th Test match underway at the Gaddafi Stadium, the right-handed batter has achieved the massive milestone of scoring 7000 runs.