Karachi: Mohammad Huraira, nephewa former Shoaib captain Malik Pakistan, created history on Monday when he became the second younger cricketer in the country to print the third century, in the ongoing quaid-er-azam trophy.
Huraira, who played in his first season debut scored three tons at the age of 19 and 239 days.
Huraira has become the second younger cricketer in the history of the first grade of Pakistan to reach a 300-run sign and overall overall to achieve this achievement.
This is the 23rd triple ton printed in Pakistani land with Huraira as the 22nd player as a whole to score 300 in Pakistan.
It also includes triple hundreds by visiting Batsmen – Mike Briarly, Mark Taylor and Virender Sehwag – the last two tests.
Huraira 311 did not come out of 341 balls, which included 40 limitations and four six, came with tea on the third day of the last round match between the north against Balochistan.
He has been in great form for the north because he has reached three centuries this season.
Huraira has played for the Under-19 Pakistani team with Haider Ali and Rohail Nazir.
Malik’s nephew of the second youngest Pakistan to hit Triple Tons
