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Asia Cup: Babar Azam And Iftikhar Ahmed Smash Centuries, Help Pakistan Thrash Nepal By 238 Runs
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Captain Babar Azam: Captain Babar Azam stood tall to slam a mammoth 151 off 131 balls and was well supported by middle-order batter Iftikhar Ahmed hitting 109 not out off 71 balls as Pakistan thrashed Nepal by 238 runs in the Asia Cup opener, here at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Wednesday.
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