PAK vs NZ 2nd T20I: Mohammad Rizwan will target this world record, Kohli-Babar will be left behind in one stroke

The series of five T20 matches between Pakistan and New Zealand has started from April 18, the first T20I match was rained out. Only 2 balls were bowled in the first match and the match was abandoned after that. Now the second T20 match is to be played on April 20 in which Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan team will have his eyes on a big record.

Sports Desk, New Delhi. Pakistan cricket team’s wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan (Mohammad Rizwan) is very close to achieving a big record in the T20 series being played against New Zealand (PAK vs NZ 2nd T20I).

The first T20I match between Pakistan vs New Zealand had to be called off due to rain. Now the second T20I is to be played in Rawalpindi on April 20. If Mohammad Rizwan scores 19 runs in this match, he will become the fastest batsman to score 3000 runs in the T20 format. During this time he will leave behind Virat Kohli and Babar Azam.

Mohammad Rizwan is just 19 runs away from completing 3000 runs in T20Is
Actually, wicketkeeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan of Pakistan cricket team has scored 2981 runs in 78 innings of 90 matches so far in T20 International. He is just 19 runs away from completing 3000 runs in T20Is. If Rizwan scores 19 in the second T20 against New Zealand, he will become the fastest T20I batsman to score 3000 runs.

During this time he will surpass Virat Kohli and Babar Azam. It took a total of 81 innings for Virat Kohli to complete 3000 runs in the T20 format. Something similar happened to Babar Azam. He also scored three thousand runs in T20 Internationals by playing 81 innings, but Rizwan can create history by doing this feat in 78 innings.

PAK vs NZ 1st T20I: The first T20I match of Pakistan vs New Zealand has been cancelled
The first T20I match between Pakistan vs New Zealand (PAK vs NZ) was held on April 18 in Rawalpindi. Only 2 balls were bowled in this match. The New Zealand team led by Michael Braswell won the toss and elected to bat first. The match was canceled due to continuous rain. Thus the first T20I match of Pakistan vs New Zealand was inconclusive.