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Salman Ali Agha Fires Back With Fastest ODI Hundred After Losing T20I Captaincy

Salman Ali Agha has found a way to answer Pakistan’s selection setbacks, with the all-rounder continuing to make headlines with his performances. After being dropped from the Test squad and losing his T20I captaincy, Agha has now delivered another statement with his fastest ODI hundred, underlining his determination to respond with the bat. - Dropped from the Test squad. - Proved himself in…

Salman Ali Agha Fires Back With Fastest ODI Hundred After Losing T20I Captaincy

Salman Ali Agha has responded to Pakistan’s selection difficulties by claiming the fastest ODI hundred of his career, despite being dropped from the Test squad and losing his T20I captaincy. The all-rounder's determination to prove himself with the bat shines through as he smashed an impressive 107 off just 90 balls, featuring 10 fours and a six.

This remarkable innings propelled Pakistan to a solid 305 all out in Rawalpindi, following a remarkable 300 not out in domestic cricket for Kingsmen Academy. Agha’s journey has been one of resilience, starting with his exclusion from the Test squad during the England tour, followed by his removal as T20I captain and exclusion from the squad for the Sri Lanka series.

Despite these setbacks, Agha has continued to demonstrate his batting prowess and refusal to let his international setbacks define his form.

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