Here is a list of notable Pakistani cricketers who hold or have held world records in cricket:
1. Shahid Afridi
Shahid Afridi, often referred to as “Boom Boom Afridi,” is one of cricket’s most explosive and charismatic all-rounders. Here are some of his world records and key achievements:
1. Fastest ODI Century (1996)
Afridi scored a 37-ball century against Sri Lanka in Nairobi, which was the fastest ODI century at the time. This record stood for 17 years.
2. Most Sixes in International Cricket
Afridi hit 476 sixes across all formats of international cricket, the most by any player in the history of the game.
3. Longest Career in T20Is
Afridi had one of the longest careers in Twenty20 Internationals, representing Pakistan from 2006 to 2018, spanning over a decade.
4. Most Player of the Match Awards in T20Is
Afridi earned 11 Player of the Match awards in T20Is, highlighting his match-winning abilities.
5. Highest Wicket-Taker in T20 World Cups
Afridi took 39 wickets in T20 World Cup tournaments, placing him among the highest wicket-takers in the competition’s history.
6. Youngest Player to Score an ODI Century
At just 16 years and 217 days old, Afridi became the youngest player to score an ODI century, a record that still stands.
7. Leading Wicket-Taker in ODIs for Pakistan
Afridi claimed 395 ODI wickets, making him one of Pakistan’s top bowlers in the format.
8. Explosive Batting Strike Rate
Afridi ended his ODI career with a strike rate of 117.00, one of the highest among players with significant runs.
9. T20 World Cup 2009 Hero
Afridi was instrumental in Pakistan’s victory in the 2009 ICC T20 World Cup, delivering match-winning performances with both bat and ball in the semifinal and final.
Afridi’s fearless playing style, coupled with his flamboyant personality, has cemented his legacy as one of the most entertaining cricketers in history.
2. Wasim Akram
Wasim Akram, one of the greatest fast bowlers in cricket history, holds several world records that highlight his legendary career. Some of his most remarkable records include:
Most Wickets in ODIs: Wasim Akram was the first bowler to take 500 wickets in One Day Internationals (ODIs), finishing his career with 502 wickets, a record that stood for years.
Highest Wicket-Taker for Pakistan in Tests: Akram took 414 wickets in Test matches, the most by any Pakistani bowler.
Best Bowling Figures in ODIs: He holds the record for the best bowling figures in ODIs for a Pakistani bowler, taking 7 wickets for 15 runs against West Indies in 1985.
First Bowler with Two ODI Hat-Tricks: Akram was the first bowler to achieve two hat-tricks in ODIs, a feat he later repeated in Test cricket, making him the only bowler with four international hat-tricks (2 in Tests and 2 in ODIs).
Fastest to 500 Wickets in ODIs: He reached the 500-wicket milestone in 356 matches, a record-breaking achievement at the time.
Double Century with the Bat: Wasim scored 257 not out against Zimbabwe in 1996, the highest Test score by a No. 8 batsman, showcasing his all-round abilities.
Wasim Akram’s exceptional skill, particularly in swing and reverse swing bowling, has earned him the title of the “Sultan of Swing.”
3. Waqar Younis
Waqar Younis, a former Pakistani cricketer, is renowned for his achievements as a fast bowler. Some of his notable world records include:
Youngest to 400 Wickets in ODIs: Waqar became the youngest bowler to reach 400 wickets in One Day Internationals (ODIs) at the age of 27 years and 249 days, a record he set in 2003.
First to 400 Wickets in ODIs: Waqar was the first player to reach 400 wickets in ODIs, a milestone later surpassed by several bowlers.
Record for Most Wickets in a Match: In 1990, he set a record by taking 7 wickets for 36 runs against the West Indies in a Test match, one of the best bowling figures in Test cricket.
Unbeaten Record of Hat-Tricks: Waqar has 2 hat-tricks in ODIs, making him one of the few bowlers with multiple hat-tricks in the format.
These are just a few highlights of Waqar Younis’ distinguished career, which made him one of the finest fast bowlers in cricket history.
4. Saeed Anwar
Saeed Anwar, one of Pakistan’s greatest opening batsmen, was known for his elegance, consistency, and prolific scoring ability. Here are some of his most notable world records and achievements:
1. Highest Individual Score in ODIs (194)
In 1997, Saeed Anwar scored 194 runs off 146 balls against India in Chennai, breaking the record for the highest individual score in One Day Internationals at the time. This record stood for over a decade.
2. Most Centuries for Pakistan in ODIs
Anwar scored 20 ODI centuries, the most by any Pakistani batsman until Babar Azam surpassed it in 2023.
3. Consistency in World Cups
Anwar is one of the few Pakistani batsmen to score three consecutive centuries in the 2003 Cricket World Cup, showcasing his brilliance in high-pressure tournaments.
4. Multiple Centuries in Sharjah
Anwar scored numerous centuries in Sharjah, earning him the reputation of being one of the finest batsmen in the UAE conditions.
5. Stylish Left-Handed Opener
Known for his stylish stroke play, Anwar was one of the most elegant left-handed batsmen of his era, particularly excelling in lofted shots and flicks off the pads.
6. Most Runs in a Calendar Year (ODIs, 1996)
In 1996, Anwar scored 1,595 ODI runs, making him the leading run-scorer in ODIs that year.
7. Prolific Partnership Builder
Saeed Anwar formed formidable opening partnerships, especially with Aamir Sohail, helping Pakistan dominate many matches during the 1990s.
Legacy
Anwar’s natural flair and ability to adapt across formats made him one of Pakistan’s finest top-order batsmen. His record-breaking innings against India remains an iconic moment in cricket history.
5. Shoaib Akhtar
Shoaib Akhtar, famously known as the “Rawalpindi Express,” is one of the fastest and most feared bowlers in cricket history. Here are his world records and key achievements:
1. Fastest Ball in Cricket History
Shoaib Akhtar holds the record for the fastest delivery ever bowled in cricket. He clocked 161.3 km/h (100.23 mph) against England during the 2003 ICC World Cup, a record that remains unbeaten.
2. First Bowler to Break the 100 mph Barrier
Akhtar became the first bowler in history to officially break the 100 mph barrier, a milestone celebrated globally.
3. Hat-Tricks in ODIs and Tests
Shoaib took a hat-trick in Test cricket against Sri Lanka in 1999.
He also achieved an ODI hat-trick against New Zealand in 2002, showcasing his ability to take quick wickets.
4. Key Performances in ICC Tournaments
Akhtar played crucial roles in ICC tournaments, including the 1999 Cricket World Cup, where his fiery spells helped Pakistan reach the final.
5. Highest Wickets in a Calendar Year (Tests, 1999)
In 1999, Akhtar took 29 wickets in just 6 Test matches, marking his rise as one of the most dangerous fast bowlers in the world.
6. Devastating Spells
His spell of 6 for 11 against New Zealand in Karachi (2002) is one of the best-ever bowling performances in ODIs.
Shoaib’s back-to-back yorkers to dismiss Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar in the Kolkata Test (1999) are legendary moments in cricket history.
7. Intimidating Presence
Known for his express pace, aggression, and theatrical celebrations, Shoaib often intimidated the best batsmen of his era, earning respect and fear alike.
Legacy
Shoaib Akhtar’s combination of raw speed and showmanship made him a cricketing icon. Despite injuries and controversies, his contributions to Pakistan cricket remain legendary.
6. Misbah-ul-Haq
Misbah-ul-Haq, known for his calm demeanor and leadership, is one of Pakistan’s most successful and dependable cricketers. Here are his notable records and achievements:
1. Fastest Test Century (2014)
Misbah equaled the record for the fastest Test century, scoring 100 runs off just 56 balls against Australia in Abu Dhabi. This record was shared with Sir Viv Richards at the time.
2. Most Test Runs as Captain for Pakistan
Misbah scored 4,214 runs as captain in Test cricket, making him the most successful Test captain-batsman in Pakistan’s history.
3. Most Wins as Pakistan’s Test Captain
Under Misbah’s captaincy, Pakistan achieved 26 Test victories, the most by any Pakistan Test captain.
4. Taking Pakistan to No. 1 Test Ranking
In 2016, Misbah led Pakistan to the No. 1 spot in the ICC Test Rankings, a historic achievement for the team.
5. Highest Run Scorer in Test Cricket After Age 40
Misbah scored 2,883 Test runs after turning 40, becoming the leading run-scorer in Test cricket in the 40+ age group.
6. Longest T20I Career as Pakistan Captain
Misbah captained Pakistan in T20 Internationals from 2009 to 2012 and led the team to victory in the 2009 ICC T20 World Cup.
7. Most ODI Runs Without a Century
Misbah scored 5,122 ODI runs without scoring a century, the most by any player in ODI history.
8. Stabilizing Influence in the Middle Order
Known for his ability to anchor innings, Misbah often rescued Pakistan from difficult situations, earning him the nickname “Captain Cool.”
9. 2015 Cricket World Cup Leader
Misbah led Pakistan in the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup, where the team reached the quarterfinals.
Legacy
Misbah-ul-Haq is celebrated for transforming Pakistan cricket with his steady leadership during turbulent times. His ability to handle pressure and lead by example earned him immense respect, both on and off the field.
7. Mohammad Yousuf
Mohammad Yousuf, one of Pakistan’s most stylish and prolific batsmen, is celebrated for his technical brilliance and consistent performances. Here are his world records and key achievements:
1. Most Test Runs in a Calendar Year (2006)
Mohammad Yousuf scored 1,788 Test runs in 2006, breaking the record for the most Test runs in a single calendar year. This record remains unbeaten.
2. Most Test Centuries in a Calendar Year (2006)
In the same year, Yousuf scored 9 Test centuries, the highest by any batsman in a calendar year.
3. Longest Streak of Consecutive Test Centuries (2006)
Yousuf scored centuries in six consecutive Tests in 2006, a feat matched by very few players in cricket history.
4. Leading Run-Scorer in Pakistan’s Test History (at Retirement)
Yousuf retired with 7,530 Test runs, making him one of Pakistan’s all-time leading Test run-scorers.
5. Key Performer in ODIs
In ODIs, Yousuf scored 9,720 runs, including 15 centuries, becoming one of Pakistan’s most consistent batsmen in the format.
6. Golden Period in 2006
His golden year of 2006 included three double centuries, with a highest score of 223 against England in Lahore.
7. Elegant Batting Style
Renowned for his wristy stroke play, Yousuf’s cover drives and flicks were particularly admired by cricket purists.
8. Performance in ICC Events
Yousuf was a key player for Pakistan in ICC events, contributing significantly in World Cups and Champions Trophies.
9. Conversion to Islam and Name Change
Formerly known as Yousuf Youhana, he converted to Islam in 2005 and changed his name to Mohammad Yousuf, a significant moment in his life.
Legacy
Mohammad Yousuf is remembered as one of Pakistan’s greatest middle-order batsmen. His remarkable 2006 season and graceful technique have earned him a place among the legends of the game.
8. Babar Azam
Babar Azam, the modern-day batting maestro from Pakistan, is widely regarded as one of the best batters in the world. Here are his notable records and achievements:
1. Fastest to 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 4,000, and 5,000 ODI Runs for Pakistan
Babar is the fastest Pakistani player to score 1,000 ODI runs, achieving it in just 21 innings.
He reached 5,000 ODI runs in just 97 innings, becoming the fastest in the world to achieve this milestone, surpassing Hashim Amla.
2. Most Centuries in a Calendar Year (ODIs)
Babar scored 7 ODI centuries in 2022, the most by any Pakistani batter in a calendar year.
3. Captaincy Milestones
Babar became the first Pakistani captain to lead the team to a whitewash series win against South Africa in South Africa (2021).
He is one of the most successful Test and ODI captains in Pakistan’s history, consistently ranking among the top players in ICC rankings across all formats.
4. ICC Awards
ICC ODI Player of the Year 2021 and 2022: Babar was honored for his extraordinary performances in the 50-over format.
Consistently ranked among the top 3 batters in ICC rankings across Test, ODI, and T20 formats.
5. T20I Records
Babar is among the fastest batters to score 2,000 T20I runs, achieving it in 52 innings.
He holds the record for the highest partnership in T20Is (203 runs) with Mohammad Rizwan, achieved during the 2021 T20 World Cup against India.
6. Most Runs in a T20 World Cup
Babar scored 303 runs in the 2021 T20 World Cup, including four consecutive half-centuries.
7. Fastest to 1,000 Runs as Captain in ODIs
Babar reached this milestone in just 13 innings, breaking the previous record set by Virat Kohli.
8. First Pakistani to Score 3 Consecutive Centuries Twice in ODIs
He achieved this remarkable feat in 2016 and 2022, showcasing his consistency.
9. Test Milestones
Babar became the fastest Pakistani to score 1,000 runs as Test captain, achieving it in just 13 innings.
10. Consistency Across Formats
Babar is one of the few players in the world to consistently average 50+ across all formats, a testament to his adaptability and skill.
Legacy
Babar Azam is already considered a modern legend in world cricket. His consistency, technique, and ability to perform under pressure have earned him comparisons with some of the greatest batters in cricket history.
9. Imran Khan
Imran Khan, a legendary cricketer and the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, is widely regarded as one of the greatest all-rounders and captains in cricket history. Here are his notable records and achievements:
1. 1992 Cricket World Cup Winner
Imran Khan led Pakistan to its first-ever Cricket World Cup victory in 1992, defeating England in the final. His leadership in the tournament is considered one of the greatest examples of captaincy in cricket history.
2. All-Rounder Excellence
Imran Khan scored 3,807 runs and took 362 wickets in Test cricket, making him one of the few players to achieve the “3,000 runs and 300 wickets” milestone in Tests.
He also scored 3,709 runs and took 182 wickets in ODIs, showcasing his versatility across formats.
3. Best Bowling Figures in an Innings
Imran’s best Test bowling figures are 8 wickets for 58 runs against Sri Lanka in Lahore (1982), one of the best performances by a fast bowler.
4. Most Successful Pakistani Test Captain
As captain, Imran led Pakistan to 14 Test wins, the most by any Pakistani captain at the time, and transformed Pakistan into a competitive team on the world stage.
5. ICC Hall of Fame Inductee
In 2010, Imran Khan was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame for his outstanding contributions to the game.
6. Record-Breaking Career Averages
Imran Khan’s batting average as captain in Test cricket was 52.34, significantly higher than his overall average of 37.69.
His bowling average of 19.26 as captain is one of the best for any Test captain with over 50 wickets.
7. Pioneering Reverse Swing
Along with fellow Pakistani pacers, Imran Khan played a key role in mastering and popularizing reverse swing bowling, revolutionizing fast bowling in cricket.
8. Dual Role Excellence
Imran is one of the few cricketers to score a century and take 10 wickets in the same Test match, achieving this feat against India in Faisalabad in 1983.
9. Charismatic Leadership
Known for his charisma and resilience, Imran united a diverse team and instilled a fighting spirit, especially during the 1992 World Cup when Pakistan staged a remarkable comeback.
10. Contribution Beyond Cricket
Post-retirement, Imran focused on philanthropy, founding the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Namal University.
His influence extended to politics, where he served as Pakistan’s Prime Minister from 2018 to 2022.
Legacy
Imran Khan’s cricketing career is synonymous with excellence, leadership, and inspiration. As an all-rounder, a captain, and a global icon, his contributions to cricket and Pakistan remain unparalleled.
10. Abdul Razzaq
Abdul Razzaq, one of Pakistan’s finest all-rounders, was known for his explosive batting, handy medium-pace bowling, and match-winning performances. Here are his notable records and achievements:
1. Youngest Player to Score a Test Hat-Trick
At just 20 years old, Razzaq became the youngest bowler to take a Test hat-trick, achieving this feat against Sri Lanka in 2000.
2. Fastest Fifty for Pakistan in ODIs
Abdul Razzaq scored a 21-ball half-century against England in 2005, one of the fastest fifties in ODI history.
3. Heroics Against South Africa (2010)
Razzaq’s iconic innings of 109 not out off 72 balls against South Africa in Abu Dhabi is one of the greatest ODI knocks. He smashed 10 sixes and helped Pakistan chase down a daunting target of 287 in the final overs.
4. Most Wickets in a Calendar Year (2000)
Razzaq was the leading wicket-taker in ODIs in 2000, with 61 wickets, showcasing his effectiveness as a bowler.
5. Unique Double in ODI Cricket
Razzaq is one of the few players to achieve the milestone of 5,000 runs and 250 wickets in ODIs, cementing his status as a true all-rounder.
6. Match-Winning Performances in ICC Events
Razzaq played crucial roles in Pakistan’s campaigns during ICC tournaments, including the 2009 ICC T20 World Cup, where Pakistan emerged victorious.
7. Exceptional Strike Rate
Known for his power-hitting, Razzaq maintained a high strike rate throughout his ODI career, often turning games in Pakistan’s favor with his lower-order batting.
8. Domestic Success
In domestic cricket, Razzaq was a consistent performer for Pakistan, representing various teams in tournaments like the Pakistan Super League (PSL).
9. Versatility
Razzaq’s ability to bowl at any stage of the innings and bat in any position made him one of the most versatile cricketers of his generation.
10. Long Career Span
Abdul Razzaq represented Pakistan from 1996 to 2013, playing across all three formats and being an integral part of the team for nearly two decades.
Legacy
Abdul Razzaq’s all-round abilities and clutch performances have made him one of the most cherished cricketers in Pakistan’s history. His memorable match-winning innings and consistent contributions with both bat and ball earned him respect worldwide.
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