Pakistan T20I captain Salman Ali Agha said his unbeaten triple century in cricket was a special moment for him. He scored 300 in the opening round of the President’s Trophy Grade-I. Dedicated the achievement to his family.
Agha said it felt amazing to score a century. He added that records like this do not come around often in a player’s life. “I did not think about scoring 100 or 200. I just kept playing ball by ball.” Agha said.
He also mentioned that he made a change to his batting technique. That adjustment helped him stay in the game for a time and build his innings. Agha said the change was key to his success.
He encouraged players to take part in domestic cricket whenever they get the chance. He believes playing in matches helps players grow and stay ready for the big stage. Agha said domestic cricket is important for building confidence and skills.
He smashed an unbeaten 300 off 336 deliveries, becoming the batter to score a triple century in Pakistan’s domestic cricket. That triple century marked a moment for the batter and for the sport.
