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2. Pakistan (399/1) vs Zimbabwe
In a series where the gap between the two sides grew wider with each passing game, it was the fourth match, where Pakistan scored the second highest total of the year, which was became the highest ever ODI total for them.
After winning the toss and deciding to bat first, Pakistan made a mockery of the Zimbabwe bowlers as Fakhar Zaman scored a merciless 210 off 156 balls.
Fakhar's innings included 24 fours and 5 sixes. He was very well supported by Imam-ul-Haq (113) and later by Asif Ali who hit a 22 ball 50.
Fakhar Zaman's unbeaten 210 eclipsed Saeed Anwar's 194 for the highest individual score in an ODI by a Pakistan batsman.
Zimbabwe seemed in no position to chase down the daunting total despite a little cameo by captain Hamilton Masakadza. Wickets fell in quick succession as Zimbabwe bundled out for a paltry 155, losing the game by 244 runs. Shadab Khan was the wrecker in chief for Pakistan with four scalps to his name.
