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.

Saim Ayub smashes a record-breaking 53-ball century to help Pakistan level the series 1-1 against Zimbabwe, making history with the lowest team total century.

Opening batter Saim Ayub was in his top form as he hit his maiden ODI ton during the second PAK v ZIM ODI on Tuesday. The left-handed batter's unbeaten

Young Pakistan opener Saim Ayub equalled Shahid Afridi's record for the third-fastest century by a Pakistani batter as he scored a 53-ball ton against Zimbabwe in the second ODI on Tuesday.

Pakistan leveled the ODI series against Zimbabwe with a resounding 10-wicket victory in Bulawayo. Saim Ayub smashed a breathtaking century (113*), reaching the milestone in just 53 balls. Abrar Ahmed and Salman Ali Agha's impressive bowling restricted Zimbabwe to a paltry 145 runs.

BULAWAYO: Opening batter Saim Ayub hit his maiden ton as Pakistan beat Zimbabwe in the second PAK v ZIM ODI on Tuesday. Chasing a modest 146-run target,

Saim Ayub scored his first ODI century off 53 balls, leading Pakistan to a 10-wicket victory over Zimbabwe. Pakistan's spinners Abrar Ahmed and Salman Ali Agha played crucial roles, dismissing Zimbabwe for 145.

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.

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.