Former team captain Sarfaraz scores first-class century after five years
The Sindh captain scored a century in first-class cricket after five years
By Atiq ur Rehman
November 27, 2019
Former national team captain Sarfaraz Ahmed on Wednesday scored a century in the seventh round of the ongoing Quaid-e-Azam Trophy for Sindh against Southern Punjab.
The Sindh captain scored a century in first-class cricket after five years. His last ton was against New Zealand in Dubai in 2014.
This was Sarfaraz’s 11th century in 155 first-class matches.
The wicket-keeper batsman was sacked from captaincy in all three formats of the game by the Pakistan Cricket Board after a 3-0 clean sweep against Sri Lanka in the T-20 series held last month.
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