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Babar Azam Becomes Seventh Centurion in High-Scoring Britain Test

Babar Azam Becomes Seventh Centurion in High-Scoring Britain Test
Babar Azam Becomes Seventh Centurion in High-Scoring Britain Test

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan captain Babar Azam joined colleagues Abdullah Shafique and Imam-ul-Haq Saturday in scoring a long period - - the seventh of the match following Britain's prior four - as the main Test looked set out toward an attract Rawalpindi.

Azam broke a limit towards cover off resistance captain Ben Stirs up to arrive at his eighth 100 years off 126 balls, studded with 13 limits.

Pakistan, at 411-3, are in areas of strength for a to reach 458 and keep away from the follow-on in answer to Britain's mammoth first innings complete of 657.

Shafique, 89 short-term, was the first to three figures prior with a sharp single off Joe Root, while Haq - - who began the meeting on 90 - - followed with a limit off a similar bowler.

The two of them presently have three Test hundreds of years and progressive hundreds at the scene, having additionally arrived at three figures against Australia in Spring this year.

Haq scored a ton in the two innings against Australia, while Shafique scored 100 years in the second.

Haq was ultimately out for 121, and Shafique 114.

Zak Crawley (122), Ben Duckett (107), Ollie Pope (108) and Harry Stream (153) scored hundreds of years for Britain in their most memorable innings.

The Rawalpindi pitch has been vigorously condemned, with Pakistan Cricket Board executive Ramiz Raja calling it a remnant of "the dim ages".

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