Pakistan, Oct. 30 -- Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza created history by becoming the first player over 40 to score a century in men's T20 Internationals. The 40-year-old produced a remarkable innings against Afghanistan in the second match of their three-game T20I series. Playing at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Raza smashed an unbeaten 106 from just 56 deliveries. His outstanding performance highlighted his power-hitting ability and remarkable longevity in international cricket.

Raza's explosive innings included nine sixes and five boundaries, putting Afghanistan's bowlers under considerable pressure. The Zimbabwe all-rounder reached his second T20I century with an impressive display of attacking batting. However, his brilliant contribution c...