Wisden reported that Razaullah, on debut, scored 81 runs from 63 balls, hitting nine sixes and thereby equalling Tim Southee's world record. The innings helped Pakistan move the Edgbaston Test into the fourth day.
Why it matters
Southee's followers see his record being matched by a newcomer, highlighting its prominence in cricket history.
Key facts
- Wisden reported that Razaullah scored 81 runs from 63 balls on debut.
- Wisden reported that Razaullah hit nine sixes, equalling Tim Southee's world record.
- Wisden reported that the innings helped Pakistan take the Edgbaston Test into the fourth day.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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