Kamran Ghulam made an extraordinary debut in Test cricket, hitting a century on Day 1 of the second Test against England in Multan.
The 28-year-old right-hander, who had been eagerly awaiting his chance to play for Pakistan, reached his hundred with a commanding shot to midwicket off Joe Root’s bowling.
Exhibiting remarkable poise and technique, Ghulam anchored Pakistan’s innings after early setbacks, stabilizing the middle order. His century came at a critical juncture, giving Pakistan a solid foundation against England’s formidable bowling attack.
The crowd at Multan Stadium erupted with cheers as Ghulam celebrated his milestone, reflecting on his long road to a Test debut. His partnership with Mohammad Rizwan played a crucial role in helping Pakistan recover after losing three wickets in quick succession earlier in the day.
Ghulam’s debut hundred marks a significant milestone and hints at a promising future in Pakistan’s Test cricket lineup.
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