Babar Azam en route to mount greatness: Pakistan skipper reaches 3000 Test runs

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Pakistan skipper Babar Azam is enjoying the run of his life at the moment as he continues to stamp his dominance on world cricket. Leading his team from the front, Babar scored a gritty 119 runs to put Sri Lanka on the backfoot. Sri Lanka's attack led by Prabath Jayasuriya seemed pretty clueless about Babar's brilliance and they had no answers to his splendid batting technique. Even though Pakistan's batting crumbled, Babar held one end and single-handedly ensured that his team was four runs short of Sri Lanka's total.

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