centuries Babar Azam equals AB Devilliers' record
The national captain has so far scored 8269 runs at an average of 56.63 while remaining not out 19 times in 165 innings of 168 List A matches, which includes 29 centuries and 46 fifties.
Lahore national team captain Babar Azam has equalled the record of former South African captain AB de Villiers for scoring most List A centuries. The 28-year-old Babar Azam scored 151 runs against Nepal in the first match of the Asia Cup, which was the 29th century of his List A career and also equalled AB de Villiers' record for most List A centuries. done.
Babar Azam has so far scored 8269 runs at an average of 56.63 while remaining not out 19 times in 165 innings of 168 List A matches, which includes 29 centuries and 46 half-centuries. The national team captain is now the Pakistani batsman with the most List-A centuries with 29 centuries.
Khurram Manzoor is in the second position with 27 List-A centuries. Saeed Anwar, the former opener of the national team, is in the third position with 26 centuries.
Former national captain Salman Butt is fourth on this list with 24 centuries, former national team wicketkeeper-batsman Kamran Akmal holds the fifth position with 21 centuries, and Asian breadman Zaheer Abbas is sixth with 19 centuries. Former Test opener Salim Elahi and Fakhar Zaman are jointly in the 7th position by scoring 18 and 18 centuries respectively.
Former T20 captain Muhammad Hafeez and Ahmed Shahzad jointly ranked 8th with 17 and 17 centuries respectively, former Test cricketer Ijaz Ahmed, former ODI captain Azhar Ali and all-rounder Shoaib Malik scored 16 and 16 centuries and jointly ranked 9th. Former captain Mohammad Yousuf, Rameez Raja and Imran Farhat are joint 10th with 15 and 15 List A centuries respectively. National team opener Shaun Masood is in the 11th position in this list with 14 List A centuries.