Babar Azam achieved a great achievement in his career, breaking 2 big records in a single match

The Pakistan team got off to a poor start in the three-match T20 series against Australia, losing by 29 runs in a 7-7 over match at the Gabba ground in Brisbane. However, Babar Azam, the former captain of the Pakistan team and the best batsman in this match, managed to do two great feats, one of which he did as soon as he entered the field and the other while fielding. In this match, Babar Azam was not able to show much success with the bat, losing his wicket to Nathan Ellis after playing an innings of three runs in 2 balls.

Babar has become the most capped player in T20 Internationals for Pakistan

When Babar Azam came out to field in the first match of the T20 series against Australia, it was the 124th match of his T20 international career, after which he has now become the most capped player for Pakistan. This record was previously held by former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik, who played a total of 123 T20 International matches in 16 years. Third in the list is Mohammad Hafeez who has played 119 T20 Internationals. While Shadab Khan is fourth and fifth with 104 matches and Mohammad Rizwan is with 103 matches.

The fielder who took the most catches for Pakistan in T20 Internationals

Babar Azam broke another big record in this match which was previously held by Shoaib Malik and Fakhar Zaman. Babar Azam has now become the highest wicket taker for Pakistan as a fielder in T20 Internationals. In which he broke the record of both players by taking the catch of Jack Fraser McGurk and Matthew Short in the first T20 match against Australia. Babar has so far taken 52 catches in T20 Internationals.