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Pakistan’s batting maestro, Babar Azam, has once again made history by becoming the fastest batter to score 6,000 runs in One-Day Internationals (ODIs). The milestone was achieved during the tri-nation series final against New Zealand in Karachi, where Babar reached the landmark in just 123 innings, equaling the legendary Hashim Amla’s record.

Babar Azam’s Historic Milestone

After scoring his 13th run in the match against New Zealand, Babar etched his name among the greatest cricketers of all time. The stylish right-hander reached the feat with a classic boundary, further cementing his status as a modern-day cricket icon.

Despite facing challenges in recent months, Babar’s consistency and dominance in ODI cricket remain unparalleled. By matching Amla’s feat, he has once again showcased his exceptional talent and remarkable consistency in international cricket.

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Fastest to 6,000 ODI Runs (By Innings)

PlayerTeamInnings Taken
Babar AzamPAK123
Hashim AmlaSA123
Virat KohliIND136
Kane WilliamsonNZ139
David WarnerAUS139

Babar’s Journey to Greatness

Since making his ODI debut, Babar Azam has been a pillar of Pakistan’s batting lineup. His elegant stroke play, remarkable consistency, and ability to adapt across conditions have made him a force to be reckoned with in international cricket.

By achieving this milestone in record time, Babar has surpassed Virat Kohli, Kane Williamson, and David Warner, proving his supremacy in world cricket.

What’s Next for Babar Azam?

With the ICC Champions Trophy on the horizon, Babar’s batting prowess will be crucial for Pakistan as they aim to dominate on the global stage. Given his hunger for runs, he is expected to break even more records in the coming years.

For now, Babar Azam stands tall among the greats, solidifying his legacy as one of the finest batters of his generation.