Pakistan men’s cricket team captain Babar Azam equaled Indian cricketer Virat Kohli’s world record of scoring most 50+ scores in the T20Is on Friday, May 10.

Pakistan national captain Babar Azam said that he tries to learn the art of batting from India's Virat Kohli whenever he meets him. Babar is currently taking part in the T20I series against Ireland.

Skipper Babar Azam has etched his name in the annals of T20I cricket, despite Pakistan's shameful defeat against minnows Ireland on Friday.

Despite a defeat in the opening T20I, Pakistan captain Babar Azam scripted history as he equalled Virat Kohli's record of most fifty-plus scores in men's T20Is. Babar smacked 57 off 43 balls, packed with eight fours and a six,

Decoding Babar's T20I stats across venues. As per ESPNcricinfo, playing his 44th away T20I, Babar owns 1,500-plus runs at an average of 42-plus. In addition to a century, the clas

Babar Azam has equaled Virat Kohli's record for the most half-centuries in T20 International cricket. During the first T20I against Ireland on Friday,

The Babar Azam-led Pakistan will take on Ireland in the first T20I today (Friday) at Castle Avenue in Dublin. According to details, the Pakistan national cricket team took part in the practice session on Thursday in all the departments ahead of the all-important series. Earlier, both Azam and Stirling posed for the T20I series trophy.

Babar Azam equalled India batting stalwart Virat Kohli's record of most fifty-plus scores in men's Twenty20 Internationals. Both Virat and Babar now h

Pakistan captain Babar Azam equaled Virat Kohli's world record of scoring most 50+ scores on Friday (May 10) during the first T20I of the ongoing three-match series between Pakistan and Ireland. Babar top-scored for Pakistan by making 57 runs from 43 balls but failed to help his side win the match against Ireland.

Former Pakistan captain Waqar Younis could not believe what he saw on the field from Babar Azam and Co as they lost the first T20I against Ireland in Dublin on Saturday. Babar's 57 and 45 runs from opener Saim Ayub helped Pakistan post a competitive 182 for 5 on the board but their bowlers failed to defend the total as Andrew Balbirnie's 77 saw

As the chase intensified, George Dockrell (24 off 12) and Curtis Campher (15* off 7) played crucial cameos, providing the much-needed impetus in the death overs.