Pakistan captain, Babar Azam, smashed a match-winning century to guide Colombo Stikers to seven-wicket win over Galle Titans on Monday in Lanka Premier League (LPL).
Babar had a blasting beginning to his innings as he hit three successive limits to Kasun Rajitha in the absolute first finished, while pursuing an objective of 189 set by Titans.
No fail in the line, Babar safeguarded his energy and hit Richard Ngarava for a limit in the fifth over and Tabraiz Shamsi for a six over the wall toward the finish of the 6th over.
Pakistan skipper proceeded with his frenzy as he raised a 34-ball familiar fifty, which was his 87th fifty in the most limited design.
There was, in any case, no halting for Babar today as in the fourteenth over, the right-given batsman sent off two red hot sixes and one four to Akhila Dananjaya, trailed by a six to Rajitha in the fifteenth over - making him the main run-scorer of the competition as of now.
Babar was would rather do anything other than to save anybody as he likewise crushed Shakib for a six in the sixteenth over, bringing Strikers near the objective.
With Strikers requiring 19 from 9 balls, Babar hit Ngarava for a limit, to raise his hundred years in only 57 balls. This was Babar's tenth hundred years in T20s, with just Chris Gayle above him with most hundreds of years (22) in the briefest configuration.
Strikers required 14 from last finished, which incited Babar to go for the hotshot. Be that as it may, he miscued and was gotten at long off in the wake of playing 104-run thump, which included eight fours and five sixes.
Nawaz came straightaway and played a 14-run appearance from 4 balls to take Strikers beyond the end goal, with one ball remaining.
Babar was announced player of the counterpart for his game dominating thump.
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