Pakistan's young pacer Naseem Shah, on Thursday, has completed his 50 wickets in the Test format.
Naseem, who picked the last three wickets on day four of the second Test against Sri Lanka, now has 51 wickets in the longer format.
The right-arm pacer made his Test debut at the age of 16 against Australia in Brisbane in 2019. The pacer rose to fame with his brilliant bowling in Test cricket followed by his dominance in the T20 Asia Cup 2022 and ICC T20 World Cup 2022.
On day 4 of the second Test that Pakistan won by an innings and 222 runs, the right-arm pacer set the tone for Nauman Ali who was brilliant with his spell of 7-70.
Nauman, 36, made a solid comeback following all the criticism and thrashed the batting line of Sri Lanka after they were trailed by 410 runs.
Pakistan declared their first innings at 576-5 soon after Mohammad Rizwan completed his half-century within starting two overs on the fourth day.
Nauman provided an early breakthrough to Pakistan which forced Sri Lanka to go out for Lunch at 81-1. Post-Lunch, Nauman was on song with his spin attack and took five more wickets in no time.
Before Tea, Nauman took all six wickets as Sri Lanka walked out with 143-6 on the scoreboard.
Following Tea, Naseem once again started his hunt for a wicket but it took so long for him to take his first wicket in the innings. Meanwhile, an 'out' decision off him was also overturned after which Nauman bagged his seventh to go closer to the world record of bagging all 10 wickets in an innings.
However, Naseem finally struck, and that too in style, picking all the last three wickets in a row.