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“The Diamond continue to shine”, Twitter reacts as Babar Azam becomes the fastest to score 16 ODI centuries

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Pakistan defeated Australia by nine wickets to win the third game of the ODI series. With this, the hosts have won the ODI tournament. The star of the series has been Babar Azam, who won the Player of the Series Award. The Pakistan skipper broke a few records, including becoming the fastest cricketer to score 16 ODI centuries. In this article, we take a look at how Twitter reacted as Babar Azam becomes the fastest to score 16 ODI centuries.

Babar Azam becomes the fastest to score 16 ODI centuries

Babar Azam has received a bit of criticism for his performances in recent weeks. After not being able to influence the Test series, the cricketer was under severe pressure to deliver in the ODI tournament. He delivered, scoring two hundreds, that too, in consecutive games. It was a fine effort by the cricketer to help his side chase a stiff total of 349 in the second encounter. In the series decider, the target was less for the hosts but Babar Azam impressed again, with yet another century.

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With the century in the third game, Babar Azam has now become the fastest scorer of 16 hundreds in ODI cricket. The record was previously held by South Africa’s Hashim Amla, who did it in 94 innings. The Pakistan cricketer took just 84 innings to achieve the feat. After the second ODI, Babar had also become the fastest player to score 15 ODI centuries. Hence, he has broken two records within a matter of a few days.

Twitter reacts to Babar Azam’s terrific record

It is extremely hard to maintain consistency, especially when you are under pressure. However, Babar Azam has done it in recent years. He is consistently breaking records in international cricket. With him toppling another record on Saturday, Twitter was brim with praises for the Lahore-based cricketer. Here are a few Tweets in the below section:

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