Malik becomes the first player from the country to achieve the milestone.

Wareesha Fatima

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In a historic moment for Pakistani cricket, renowned batsman Shoaib Malik made headlines on Sunday by becoming the first player from the country to achieve the milestone of hitting 1,000 fours in T20 cricket. This remarkable feat occurred during a National T20 Cup clash between Sialkot and Rawalpindi regions at the UBL Sports Complex in Karachi. With this achievement, Malik not only secured his place in Pakistan's cricket history but also joined an elite group of only eight players worldwide to reach this milestone. Additionally, the seasoned all-rounder completed 400 sixes in the T20 format, solidifying his position as the only Pakistani player to achieve such a feat.
Currently captaining Sialkot in the National T20 Cup, Shoaib Malik showcased his batting prowess by scoring 84 off 56 balls, including 10 boundaries, helping his team set a challenging target of 164 runs. Despite his impressive performance, Rawalpindi managed to chase down the target in 18.4 overs, thwarting Sialkot's efforts. Nevertheless, Shoaib Malik's dedication to the game remains evident as he continues to pursue his aspiration of breaking Chris Gayle's record for the most runs in T20 cricket. With 12,843 runs in 482 innings, Malik is only 1,719 runs away from making history, showcasing his enduring commitment to the sport even after 24 years since his international debut in 1999.
 
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