Pakistan captain and run machine Babar Azam continued his spectacular form after he scored another half-century against West Indies, as Pakistan took a 2-0 lead in the 3 match ODI series.
With his 77-run knock Babar created history making yet another world record.
Babar Azam became the first batter in men’s international cricket to register 9 consecutive fifty-plus scores across all three formats.
Babar’s streak began with a 196 during the second Test of the series against Australia, following it up with a 66 and 55 in the third and the final Test.
Here are Babar’s past nine scores across all formats:
196 vs Australia (2nd Test – started on March 12)
67, 55 vs Australia (3rd Test – started on March 21)
57 vs Australia (1st ODI – March 29)
114 vs Australia (2nd ODI – March 31)
105 not out vs Australia (3rd ODI – April 2)
66 vs Australia (Only T20I – April 5)
103 vs West Indies (1st ODI – June 8)
77 vs West Indies (2nd ODI – June 10)
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Going into the second ODI, Babar Azam also had an opportunity to become only the second player since Kumar Sangakkara to score four centuries in a row in ODIs. But the Pakistan skipper was dismissed for 77.
On Friday, half centuries from Babar and Imam-ul-Haq helped Pakistan post 275 for eight in 50 overs.
In reply, West Indies kept losing wickets at regular intervals with Mohammad Nawaz running amok. The Pakistan spinner returned with figures of four for 19 in 10 overs as the West Indies were bundled out for 155 in 32.2 overs.
