‘I want the dollar not to break my 210 runs record’: Fakhar Zaman

Pakistan left-arm destructive batter Fakhar Zaman passed a hilarious comment during an interview regarding the current economic turmoil.

Zaman expressed hope that the soaring rates of the dollar do not break his 210-run record.

“I want the dollar not to break my 210 runs record,” Fakhar responded humorously to a reporter’s question.

The 32-year-old was referring to his epic 210-run knock from just 156 balls against Zimbabwe in 2018, where the Green Shirts defeated the hosts by 244 runs at the Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo.

Fakhar Zaman also shared his goals when talking to the media.

“I want the dollar not to break my 210 runs record,” Fakhar responded humorously to a reporter’s question.

He also mentioned Ramiz Raja’s latest initiative to increase the monthly stipend of former cricketers.

“It is a good thing that Ramiz [Raja] ensured an increase in the monthly stipends. He was very supportive in the meeting,” he shared. “Increase in the salaries will benefit our cricket.”

Fakhar Zaman ha represented Pakistan in 56 ODIs averaging 46.67, 65 T20 internationals averaging 23.37 and 3 Tests averaging 32.00.

The left-arm batter performed Umrah along with skipper Babar Azam in the holy month of Ramadan. He shared a tweet with the caption: “Jise dekhniho Jannat, who Madinah dekh aaye”

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Jise dekhni ho Jannat
Wo Madinah dekh aaye.#SalLalLahuAlayhiWasallam pic.twitter.com/uYNWaHS0pg

— Fakhar Zaman (@FakharZamanLive) April 26, 2022

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