Young Pakistan opener Saim Ayub equalled Shahid Afridi record for the third-fastest century by a Pakistani batter as he scored a 53-ball ton against Zimbabwe

It was one-way traffic from the time the Pakistan spinners put on a show, with Zimbabwe below par with bat, ball, and in the field

Saim Ayub struck an unbeaten 113 as Pakistan crushed Zimbabwe by 10 wickets in Bulawayo on Tuesday to level a one-day international series with one match

Saim Ayub made a 53-ball century and Abrar Ahmed took four wickets on debut as Pakistan trounced Zimbabwe by 10 wickets to level the teams' ODI series at 1-1 on Tuesday.

Saim Ayub struck an unbeaten 113 as Pakistan crushed Zimbabwe by 10 wickets in Bulawayo Tuesday to level a one-day international series with one match to come. Zimbabwe were all out for 145 at Queen’s Sports Club as they sought a second victory over the tourists in three days having won by 80 runs in a rain-shortened tour opener.

Saim Ayub smashed a maiden ODI hundred off 53 balls as Pakistan romped to a 10-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the second one-day international.

Chasing a paltry 146, Pakistan, who had lost the first match by 80 runs via DLS method in a shock, won the game in mere 18.2 overs. Ayub's opening partner Abdullah Shafique remained not out on 32 off 48 balls.