Twitter in disbelief after Pakistan's Top 4 notch hundreds

Pakistan is one of the most unpredictable teams in world cricket. They had a very poor test series against Australia, losing 2-0, with skipper Babar Azam being the sole warrior for them.

Twitterati come up with hilarious reactions

This Pakistani batting lineup is over-dependent on Babar Azam for scoring most of the runs.

But, surprisingly in the ongoing 2^nd test at Karachi, Pakistan’s top 3 (Shan Masood, Abid Ali and Azhar Ali) also scored hundreds, which was totally unexpected and fans reacted hilariously on them achieving this feat.

This guy talking about the Pakistani Journalists who were questioning the form of Pak skipper Azhar Ali:

After today's Azhar Ali century Karachi mafia journalists who were running a campaign to sack Azhar Ali just like @TheRealPCB did with Sarfraz coz of his performances will be like #PAKvSL pic.twitter.com/Y2a79kA5N8

— ijlal haider (@ijlal__) December 22, 2019

Some political pun:

Not a lingual tweet par Pakistan ki tarhan Pakistan ki test cricket ko karachi stadium ne sambhala ?#PAKvSL

— حسان (@hassanbinshoaib) December 22, 2019

Fans trolling Imam-Ul-Haque after Abid Ali’s excellent performance:

Abid Ali Making records an an opener in #PAKvSL
Meanwhile Imam ul Haq: pic.twitter.com/9uXAGQ3iF5

— Chaudhary Wajahat Minhas (@MinhasWajahat) December 21, 2019

https://twitter.com/Haider_Ali09/status/1208296093437575168?s=09

Fans trolling Azhar Ali when he scored a century after a string of low scores:

https://twitter.com/itsme_Xee/status/1208631279492771840

Some very optimistic fans here:

https://twitter.com/Sm000786/status/1208631090631577600?s=20

Test cricket returned to Pakistan after more than 2 decades. The first test at Rawalpindi ending in a draw after rain interruption.

Abid Ali is the star performer for Pakistan this series, scoring a ton on his debut in the 1st Test at Rawalpindi.

He also scored 174 in Pakistan’s 2nd innings of this Test match, helping them to score a mammoth 555 in their 2nd innings, Giving Sri Lanka a 476 run target to win the test.