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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (AP) – Fakhar Zaman on Friday celebrated Pakistan's first double in a one-day international match in a record victory of 244 wins against Zimbabwe
399-1 after Pakistan has won his first draw of the series and elected bat.
The dismal stick of Zimbabwe continued in the five-game series as he was eliminated for 155 in 42.4 overs to lose his fourth consecutive game by a
Zaman's young partner, the young Imam-ul-Haq , scored 113, his second century of the series, while left-footers once again scored 304 points for the first wicket.
The Triple Century The partnership was the highest ever reached for the opening window in the history of ODI, and the fourth largest ever for any one wicket.
Zaman broke 24 four and five six. In the series he has already scored two centuries and half a century with a match remaining on Sunday.
"Great effort by the two openers," said Sarfraz Ahmed after leading Pakistan to his second-biggest ODI victory.
"When we went on the field, our goal was to eliminate them for 160 and we eliminated them for 155, which was really good. We will do our best to win the next match. "
Zaman said that coach Mickey Arthur wanted him to score a double century in case Pakistan won the pitch and the first Friday.
And Zaman did not disappoint He and the Imam played virtually with the inexperienced bowlers of Zimbabwe, who were sometimes fierce in their line and length.
Zaman reached his 92-ball century by carrying the Wellington Masakadza spinner to the limit from the cover, while imam the hundred of 112 bullets.
Wellington Masakadza finally broke the world record to 32nd rank when Imam, who hit on all fours, swept hard but found the defensive player at deep midwicket
194 by Saeed Anwar when he passed Donald Tiripano's full draw at midwicket for four, and reached his double century with crossover coverage of Blessing Muzarabani in the next stint
"At the beginning ut, Imam played very well and supported Zaman said:
The other discovery of the series by Pakistan, Asif Ali, beat a solid total of 50 out of 22 balls while Pakistan beat his previous total 385-6 wins. t Bangladesh eight years ago.
Zimbabwe's first order stumbled against Pakistan's Faheem Ashraf (2-16) and Usman Khan (2-23) before Shadab Khan quickly packed the tailenders with a quadruple wicket
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