Prior to Azhar, legends Muhammad Yusaf, Inzamam ul Haq, Javed Miandad, and Yonis Khan had made 7000 and above runs from the Pakistan side.


Lahore: Senior batter Azhar Ali has completed 7000 runs in the 12 year-long test cricket career while playing for the first time at his home crowd in Qaddafi National Cricket Stadium.
Azhar Ali has become the fifth Pakistani batsman to complete the 7000 runs for the Pakistan side in test matches.
.@AzharAli_ is the 5th Pakistan Batter to score 7000 and more Test Runs. #PAKvAUS l #BoysReadyHain pic.twitter.com/r5cxyazbF0
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) March 23, 2022
Prior to Azhar, legends Muhammad Yusaf, Inzamam ul Haq, Javed Miandad, and Yonis Khan had made 7000 and above runs from the Pakistan side.
Azhar Ali known for his brilliant innings has also become the 54th batsman globally and joined the club of worldwide crickets who crossed the landmark 7000 runs scores.
He has achieved this brilliant record in the 94th test match.
Azhar Ali has made 19 centuries and 35 fifties in his 12 yearlong test career. Azhar had a record of scoring a triple century as well in his test career.
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