Pakistan opener Fakhar Zaman became the first Pakistani batter to hit 100 sixes in men’s T20 International cricket during the third and final T20I against Sri Lanka at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. The 36-year-old reached the milestone by hitting Sri Lankan fast bowler Binura Fernando for a six over deep midwicket. Fakhar had entered the match with 99 sixes and needed just one more to make history. Oil Prices Crude rises as Saudi-Houthi conflict fuels supply concerns However, his celebration was short-lived. Sri Lankan bowler Eshan Malinga dismissed him after he scored 12 runs off seven deliveries. Despite Fakhar’s personal achievement, Pakistan could not prevent defeat. Sri Lanka secured an eight-wicket victory, with Kusal Mendis producing an impressive batting performance to help the visitors chase down Pakistan’s target. The result gave Sri Lanka a winning finish to the three-match T20I series, while Fakhar’s achievement added a significant milestone to Pakistan’s record in the shortest international format. Post navigation Sri Lanka Test Squad: Kusal Mendis to lead 15-member team against Pakistan
