Babar Azam Turns out to be First Pakistani Hitter to Score 3,000 Runs in T20Is

All-design commander, Babar Azam, scored a shimmering 50 years in the 6th round of the seven-match T20I series against Britain at the Gaddafi Arena Lahore on Friday, assisting his side with accomplishing a decent all out of 169 runs.

With the splendid knock of 87 runs off 59 balls, which included seven limits and three maximums, the right-hander turned into the joint-quickest player to arrive at 3,000 global runs in the most brief organization of the game.

The 27-year-old is presently the main Pakistani and fifth generally speaking player to score 3,000 T20I runs. He accomplished this accomplishment in 81 innings at a normal of 44, including 27 half-hundreds of years and 2 centuries.

The Lahore-conceived player has now joined any semblance of Indian batting greats, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, New Zealand's Martin Guptill, and Ireland's Paul Stirling for scoring 3000 runs in T20Is.

Batter	Team	Runs	Inning
Rohit Sharma	India	3694	131
Virat Kohli	India	3660	99
Martin Guptill	New Zealand	3497	117
Paul Stirling	Ireland	3011	113
Babar Azam	Pakistan	3007	81

Babar scored 110 runs in the second game of the series, assisting his team in chasing more than 200 runs without losing a single wicket and becoming the first Pakistani batter to score two centuries in T20Is.

He also became the second fastest batter to score 8,000 T20 runs, trailing only former West Indian explosive opener, Chris Gayle, and the second Pakistan batter to do so after seasoned batter Shoaib Malik.