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#1 Gordon Greenidge (102* off 154 balls)
Match: Pakistan vs West Indies, Champions Trophy Sharjah 1988
The first cricketer to achieve this rare feat was the great West Indian opener and a former Barbadian first-class cricketer, Gordon Greenidge. Greenidge achieved the feat against Pakistan at Sharjah in the 2nd ODI of the Champions trophy, 1988. Batting first, Pakistan buoyed by a tenacious display by their top order led by Muddassar Nazar (64) and Javed Miandad (79) posted a belligerent 6-294 in the first innings.
Greenidge (102*) played a pristine knock only to be let down by his fellow batsmen, thanks to a certain Wasim Akram (3/37) as the West Indies went on to lose the game by 84 runs.
Result: Pakistan won by 84 runs.
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