Pakistan's 22-year-old batting sensation Saim Ayub struck his second century of the ODI series in South Africa to lead a historic 3-0 sweep, which also put him in the company of modern-day legends Virat Kohli and Joe Root.

Pakistan opener Saim Ayub continued his stunning form with a match-winning century, scoring 101 runs off 94 balls as Pakistan completed a series clean sweep over South Africa in the third One-Day International (ODI) at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday.

Saim Ayub scored 101 from 94 balls as a dominant Pakistan completed a clean sweep of their One-Day International series in South Africa with victory by 36 runs in the third and final clash at The Wanderers on Sunday.

Rising star Saim Ayub hit his second century of the series -– and his third in five innings –- as Pakistan completed a series cleansweep over South Africa in the third one-day international at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday.

This series sweep marks Pakistan’s fifth consecutive bilateral ODI series victory, a remarkable achievement ahead of the Champions Trophy set to be hosted in Pakistan in February 2025.

Pakistan batter Saim Ayub was named Player of the Series for his batting masterclass in the three-match PAK v SA ODI series. The left-handed batter joined

Saim Ayub’s commanding century and Sufiyan Muqeem’s outstanding four-wicket haul on debut were pivotal in Pakistan’s 36-run triumph in the third ODI, which was decided by the DLS method.

Saim Ayub scored his second century in three games to help Pakistan defeat South Africa by 36 runs in Johannesburg and complete a clean sweep of their three-match ODI series.

Following the landmark series win over South Africa away from home, Pakistan captain Mohammed Rizwan lauded young opener Saim Ayub for his performances, saying that the team "trusts and believes" his

The 22-year-old made his half-century after a challenging battle, full of focus and resilience, amid tough conditions at the crease. His well-executed shot, clipping the ball off his toes to mid-wicket,

Pakistan opener Saim Ayub smacked 101 runs in 94 deliveries as Pakistan scored a whopping 308/9 at the Wanderers in a match reduced to 47 overs by rain. South Africa were all out for 271 in 42 overs in pursuit of a winning target of 308.