Oldest Pakistani Test Debutant

Left-arm spinner Zulfiqar Babar, who took five wickets in Pakistan's victory over South Africa in Abu Dhabi earlier this month, was 34 years 308 days old at the start of his first match. Only one Pakistani has made his overall Test debut when older: when off spinner Miran Bakhsh was 47 when he played in two matches of their first home series, against India in 1954-55. Amir Elahi was 44 when he took part in Pakistan's very first Test, against India in Delhi in October 1952, but he had previously played a Test for India in Australia in 1947-48. And Gul Mohammad celebrated his 35th birthday during his only Test for Pakistan against Australia in Karachi in 1956-57 after previously winning eight caps for India. Only 11 more players, including current squad players Saeed Ajmal and Mohammad Irfan, have made their Test debuts for Pakistan after turning 30.

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One Day International with featuring Eight Scores of More Than 50.

It happened in Karachi in 2007-08, when Pakistan's 347 for 5 contained five individual half-centuries and Zimbabwe's 243 for 7 included three 50 plus. The highest individual score in that match, although, was Younis Khan's 79. Australian first innings in Jaipur was, he first occasion that the top five in the batting order had all reached 50 plus in the same ODI. The match at Jaipur was only the second one-day international to feature eight scores of more than 50.

Highest T20 Score by a Pakistani Batsman.

Opening batsman Ahmed Shehzad made the highest Twenty20 score by a Pakistan batsman, when he plundering Zimbabwer for an unbeaten 98. He also bettered bettered his best T20 international innings of 70, achieved in the previous game, to make the highest score in the format by a Pakistan batsman, going past Misbah-ul-Haq's 87* against Bangladesh in Karachi in 2008. He become first from his country to hit six sixes in a T20 innings, Shehzad added 143 for the second wicket with Mohammad Hafeez, making it the highest T20 partnership by a Pakistan pair. The previous best was 142 for the first wicket between Kamran Akmal and Salman Butt against Bangladesh at Gros Islet in the 2010 World Twenty20.

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Five Dismissals in an ODI

Kamran Akmal becomes third Pakistani wicket keeper to take 5 dismissals in an ODI inning against West Indies in the Champions Trophy match. Before that; Rashid Latif and Moin Khan had done twice for Pakistan. Australian Adam Gilchrist has the world record of 6 dismissals in ODI by six times, while England A J Stewart & M J Prior, West Indies RD Jacobs, India MS Dohni, South Africa MV Boucher done once.

5 Dismissal in ODI from Pakistan 

Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
Moin Khan	5	5	0	Pakistan	v Zimbabwe	Harare	26-Feb-95
Rashid Latif	5	4	1	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Lahore	6-Mar-96
Moin Khan	5	3	2	Pakistan	v Australia	Melbourne	23-Jan-00
Rashid Latif	5	5	0	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	18-May-03
Kamran Akmal	5	4	1	Pakistan	v West Indies	The Oval	7-Jun-13

Most dismissals in an innings
Player	Dis	Ct	St	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
AC Gilchrist	6	6	0	Australia	v South Africa	Cape Town	14-Apr-00
AJ Stewart	6	6	0	England	v Zimbabwe	Manchester	13-Jul-00
RD Jacobs	6	5	1	West Indies	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	11-Dec-01
AC Gilchrist	6	5	1	Australia	v England	Sydney	23-Jan-03
AC Gilchrist	6	6	0	Australia	v Namibia	Potchefstroom	27-Feb-03
AC Gilchrist	6	6	0	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (RPS)	27-Feb-04
MV Boucher	6	6	0	South Africa	v Pakistan	Cape Town	11-Feb-07
MS Dhoni	6	5	1	India	v England	Leeds	2-Sep-07
AC Gilchrist	6	6	0	Australia	v India	Vadodara	11-Oct-07
AC Gilchrist	6	5	1	Australia	v India	Sydney	24-Feb-08
MJ Prior	6	6	0	England	v South Africa	Nottingham	26-Aug-08
RW Marsh	5	5	0	Australia	v England	Leeds	8-Jun-81
RG de Alwis	5	5	0	Sri Lanka	v Australia	Colombo (PSS)	13-Apr-83
SMH Kirmani	5	5	0	India	v Zimbabwe	Leicester	11-Jun-83
S Viswanath	5	3	2	India	v England	Sydney	26-Feb-85
KS More	5	3	2	India	v New Zealand	Sharjah	27-Mar-88
HP Tillakaratne	5	5	0	Sri Lanka	v Pakistan	Sharjah	20-Dec-90
NR Mongia	5	3	2	India	v New Zealand	Auckland	27-Mar-94
AC Parore	5	3	2	New Zealand	v West Indies	Margao	26-Oct-94
DJ Richardson	5	5	0	South Africa	v Pakistan	Johannesburg	12-Jan-95
Moin Khan	5	5	0	Pakistan	v Zimbabwe	Harare	26-Feb-95
RS Kaluwitharana	5	4	1	Sri Lanka	v Pakistan	Sharjah	11-Apr-95
DJ Richardson	5	5	0	South Africa	v Zimbabwe	Harare	21-Oct-95
A Flower	5	5	0	Zimbabwe	v South Africa	Harare	22-Oct-95
CO Browne	5	5	0	West Indies	v Sri Lanka	Brisbane	5-Jan-96
JC Adams	5	4	1	West Indies	v Kenya	Pune	29-Feb-96
Rashid Latif	5	4	1	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Lahore	6-Mar-96
NR Mongia	5	3	2	India	v Pakistan	Toronto	18-Sep-96
A Flower	5	5	0	Zimbabwe	v England	Harare	3-Jan-97
RD Jacobs	5	4	1	West Indies	v England	Kingstown	5-Apr-98
NR Mongia	5	4	1	India	v Zimbabwe	Leicester	19-May-99
RD Jacobs	5	5	0	West Indies	v New Zealand	Southampton	24-May-99
MSK Prasad	5	4	1	India	v Kenya	Nairobi (Gym)	29-Sep-99
RD Jacobs	5	2	3	West Indies	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	9-Oct-99
Moin Khan	5	3	2	Pakistan	v Australia	Melbourne	23-Jan-00
MV Boucher	5	5	0	South Africa	v England	Johannesburg	13-Feb-00
MV Boucher	5	5	0	South Africa	v Australia	Durban	12-Apr-00
MV Boucher	5	5	0	South Africa	v Pakistan	Colombo (SSC)	12-Jul-00
RD Jacobs	5	5	0	West Indies	v Zimbabwe	Sydney	23-Jan-01
AC Gilchrist	5	4	1	Australia	v Pakistan	Melbourne (Docklands)	12-Jun-02
KC Sangakkara	5	4	1	Sri Lanka	v Netherlands	Colombo (RPS)	16-Sep-02
BB McCullum	5	4	1	New Zealand	v India	Napier	29-Dec-02
BB McCullum	5	5	0	New Zealand	v India	Christchurch	1-Jan-03
MV Boucher	5	5	0	South Africa	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	17-Apr-03
Rashid Latif	5	5	0	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	18-May-03
CMW Read	5	5	0	England	v South Africa	Lord's	12-Jul-03
BB McCullum	5	5	0	New Zealand	v South Africa	Napier	2-Mar-04
MS Dhoni	5	3	2	India	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	27-Dec-04
KC Sangakkara	5	2	3	Asia XI	v ICC World XI	Melbourne	10-Jan-05
AC Gilchrist	5	5	0	Australia	v New Zealand	Christchurch	22-Feb-05
GO Jones	5	5	0	England	v Australia	Birmingham	28-Jun-05
AC Gilchrist	5	5	0	Australia	v Bangladesh	Canterbury	30-Jun-05
GO Jones	5	5	0	England	v Australia	Lord's	2-Jul-05
MV Boucher	5	5	0	South Africa	v New Zealand	Centurion	6-Nov-05
AC Gilchrist	5	4	1	Australia	v Bangladesh	Chittagong	23-Apr-06
Khaled Mashud	5	3	2	Bangladesh	v Kenya	Nairobi (Gym)	12-Aug-06
AC Gilchrist	5	5	0	Australia	v England	Jaipur	21-Oct-06
D Ramdin	5	5	0	West Indies	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	7-Dec-06
MV Boucher	5	5	0	South Africa	v Pakistan	Johannesburg	14-Feb-07
D Ramdin	5	5	0	West Indies	v Netherlands	Dublin	10-Jul-07
D Ramdin	5	5	0	West Indies	v Zimbabwe	Harare	2-Dec-07
MS Dhoni	5	4	1	India	v Australia	Melbourne	10-Feb-08
AC Gilchrist	5	4	1	Australia	v India	Adelaide	17-Feb-08
AB de Villiers	5	5	0	South Africa	v Bangladesh	Dhaka	14-Mar-08
GJ Hopkins	5	5	0	New Zealand	v Ireland	Aberdeen	1-Jul-08
CJO Smith	5	5	0	Scotland	v Ireland	Aberdeen	2-Jul-08
D Ramdin	5	5	0	West Indies	v India	Kingston	28-Jun-09
TD Paine	5	5	0	Australia	v England	Centurion	2-Oct-09
BJ Haddin	5	5	0	Australia	v Pakistan	Perth	29-Jan-10
BB McCullum	5	5	0	New Zealand	v Bangladesh	Napier	5-Feb-10
MA Ouma	5	3	2	Kenya	v Netherlands	Nairobi (Gym)	18-Feb-10
MV Boucher	5	4	1	South Africa	v India	Ahmedabad	27-Feb-10
MS Dhoni	5	4	1	India	v Sri Lanka	Dambulla	24-Jun-10
BB McCullum	5	5	0	New Zealand	v Pakistan	Wellington	22-Jan-11
Mohammad Shahzad	5	4	1	Afghanistan	v Canada	King City (NW)	7-Aug-11
MS Wade	5	4	1	Australia	v Sri Lanka	Perth	10-Feb-12
MS Wade	5	5	0	Australia	v India	Brisbane	19-Feb-12
C Kieswetter	5	2	3	England	v South Africa	Lord's	2-Sep-12
Kamran Akmal	5	4	1	Pakistan	v West Indies	The Oval	7-Jun-13