Pakistan skipper Babar Azam stormed his way back into form with a stupendous hundred and played a classy innings of 158 runs off just 139 balls. After losing the wicket of opening batsman Fakhar Zaman, Pakistan were in desperate need of a partnership and Babar Azam found an able ally in Imam-ul-Haq. Babar brought up his 14th century in the one-day internationals and became the fastest cricketer in the world - men and women - to achieve the fear. Babar brought up his 14th ODI century in 81 innings, which is one less than Australian women's skipper Meg Lanning, who achieved the same feat in 82 innings. Pakistan skipper Babar Azam brings up his 14th century in ODI cricket #ENGvPAK | https://t.co/wt6TEMLTGd pic.twitter.com/lUWoEdjbnc — ICC (@ICC) July 13, 2021Babar Azam got out after scoring 158 runs, which helped his side reach 331/9 in the final match of the series.

Source: dna July 13, 2021 16:18 UTC