ISLAMABAD: Star batter Babar Azam has surpassed former South African great Hashim Amla’s record for the most runs scored in a player’s first 141 innings in One-Day International (ODI) cricket.
Babar achieved the milestone after scoring 45 runs against Sri Lanka in the opening match of the tri-nation series, taking his ODI run tally to 6,671.
According to the reported figures, Amla scored 6,626 runs in his first 141 ODI innings, while Indian batting star Virat Kohli stands third on the list with 6,224 runs.
Babar’s latest achievement adds to his growing list of records in ODI cricket and highlights his consistency at the international level.
Babar Completes 16,000 International Runs
In the same match, Babar also completed 16,000 runs across international formats, becoming the fifth Pakistani batter to reach the milestone.
The double achievement has added to the excitement among Pakistani cricket fans, with Babar looking to build on his record-breaking performances in upcoming matches.
His latest milestones further strengthen his position among the leading batters in international cricket.
