Ton-up Fakhar Zaman helps Greens beat Whites in Champions Cup opener
It was also his second fastest century in the format besides his 63-ball ton against New Zea-land in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. Japan successfully launches H3 rocket carrying positioning satellite The experienced left-hander smashed a scintillating 123 off 104 deliveries, laced with 18 boundaries and two sixes, as the Greens comfortably chased down a competitive 277-run target with six balls to spare. His match-winning knock earned him the Player of the Match award and gave his side the per-fect start to the four-team tournament, which forms part of Pakistan’s preparations for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027.
- ▪It was also his second fastest century in the format besides his 63-ball ton against New Zea-land in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.
- ▪Japan successfully launches H3 rocket carrying positioning satellite The experienced left-hander smashed a scintillating 123 off 104 deliveries, laced with 18 boundaries and two sixes, as the Greens comfortably chased down a competitive 277
- ▪His match-winning knock earned him the Player of the Match award and gave his side the per-fect start to the four-team tournament, which forms part of Pakistan’s preparations for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027.
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LAHORE - Fakhar Zaman produced a trademark attacking century to inspire Pakistan Greens to a convincing five-wicket victory over Pakistan Whites in the opening match of the National Champions Cup 2026 at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Tuesday. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1681982472501-0'); }); Left handed opener Fakhar became the sixth Pakistan batter to rack up 20 or more List A tons joining Babar Azam (31), Khurram Manzoor (27), Saeed Anwar (26), Salman Butt (24) and Kamran Akmal (21) on the list. It was also his second fastest century in the format besides his 63-ball ton against New Zea-land in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023.
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