Babar Azam’s credentials in limited-overs cricket have long been known, but his 196 against Australia in the longer format put him on level with some of the game’s legends.
In the second Test in Karachi on Wednesday, Azam batted valiantly for 10 hours and 7 minutes in a 425-ball effort to help Pakistan save a draw.
His valiant performance tied Michael Atherton’s 185 not out, which helped England win the 1995 Johannesburg Test against South Africa, for the second-longest fourth-innings knock in a Test.
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