He achieved the feat during first Sri Lanka Test


Galle: Pakistan captain Babar Azam's tryst with breaking world records continues as he broke another record while batting in the first innings of the ongoing first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.
Azam became the fastest Pakistan batter to score 10,000 international runs by taking just 228 innings. The record was previously held by legendary batter Javed Miandad, who took 248 innings.
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— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) July 17, 2022
Congratulations skipper @babarazam258 on becoming the 11th ?? batter to accomplish this major milestone ?#SLvPAK | #BackTheBoysInGreen pic.twitter.com/hQV28gmn9O
Fastest to 10,000 international runs for Pakistan (innings)
1- Babar Azam 228
2- Javed Miandad 248
3- Saeed Anwar 255
4- Mohammad Yousuf 261
5- Inzamam-ul-Haq 281
Azam is currently ranked fourth in Test batters’ rankings, meanwhile, he is on top of the charts in ODI and T20Is.
Pakistan need their captain to notch up a big score in the first innings as they have already lost five top-order batters with less than 100 runs on the board.
It is pertinent to remember that Sri Lanka were dismissed for 222 in their first innings, after deciding to bat first.
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