Guyana, The leading and young Pakistani batsman, Babar Azam has overturned the record book. In the history of cricket, he made 5 centuries in the least innings in the one day international and he became the second batsmen, and he is also leading the making most of the runs in the 25 innings.
Babar Azam made the unbeatable century against West Indies in the second one day international match and he played the main role in the victory of the national team. He also set up many records against his name. He played the unbeatable 125 runs not out innings and he is the second batsman of the world, who made five centuries in the least one day innings.
The opening batsman of South Africa, Quintin DeCock made the five centuries in just 19 innings and he is at the top number in this list. He also scored maximum runs in the 25 innings. When he scored a century in the second one day international match against West Indies, then his total raised to 1306, which is the new world record in the history of one day international cricket.
The 22 years old batsman scored 4th century against West Indies and he reached to the second position, who scored maximum centuries against West Indies.