Star Pakistani cricketer Babar Azam recently broke his long-running drought in One-day international cricket against Sri Lanka in the second ODI of the series. He scored a hundred after a long gap of 83 innings however, the veteran is yet to break the shackles in the shortest format of the game.
Pakistan recently hosted South Africa for a long tour, which marked two Test matches and three white-ball matches in both formats of the game. The tour also marked Babar Azam's return to the shortest format of the game. However, the legendary batter did not have the best of starts after having been dropped from the Asia Cup previously.
Currently, they are hosting two teams for a tri-series in the shortest format of the game. Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe were the two teams that agreed to travel to Pakistan for the series, while the initial participants, Afghanistan, pulled back after a series of diplomatic and political tensions.