With the win over Canada, Rizwan equalled Rohit and also created an embarrassing record

New Delhi. When Pakistan won against Canada on Tuesday night, its hero was Mohammad Rizwan. Rizwan batted well on the difficult pitch of New York and made an important partnership of 62 runs with captain Babar Azam. With the help of which Pakistan won the match by 7 wickets. This is Pakistan's first win in the T20 World Cup 2024. With this win, Rizwan also registered two good and one shameful record in T20 International. Rizwan has equaled Indian captain Rohit Sharma.

Mohammad Rizwan has today equaled Indian captain Rohit Sharma in terms of scoring a half-century or a bigger innings in T20 Internationals. Rohit Sharma has scored 50 or more runs 30 times in T20 Internationals. Today Mohammad Rizwan also achieved this feat 30 times. However, Rizwan is ahead of Hitman in one case. The Indian captain had scored 50 or more runs 30 times in 118 innings. At the same time, Rizwan did the same feat in just 71 innings. Babar Azam is at third place in this list, who has made this record 28 times in 84 innings.

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Half-centuries for Pakistan in T20 World Cup
Today Mohammad Rizwan completed his fifth half-century in the T20 World Cup. By doing this, he has equaled his captain Babar Azam. Both the batsmen have scored half-centuries 5 times each in the T20 World Cup for Pakistan. After this, Shoaib Malik, Kamran Akmal and Umar Akmal have scored half-centuries 3 times each in the T20 World Cup.

Rizwan's shameful record
Mohammad Rizwan may have led his team Pakistan to victory today, but with this he has also made an embarrassing record in his name. Today he completed his half-century in 52 balls, which is the slowest half-century in the history of T20 World Cup. Earlier, David Miller had scored 50 runs in 50 balls on the same pitch against the Netherlands in the same T20 World Cup.

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