Pakistan captain Babar Azam reached the milestone of 14 ODI centuries in the game against England on Tuesday, adding another feather to his hat-an achievement that won him standing applause from the audience.

In the third ODI match between Edgbaston in Birmingham and England, Azam impressed the audience with 158 gorgeous performances.

Babar hit at most four times in his 139 innings, hitting 14 boundaries, which also brought his 14th ODI hundred-in his 81st innings-making him the fastest to reach 14 milestones in the ODI century.

Hashim Amla of South Africa completed 14 ODI centuries in 84 innings, while David Warner of Australia took 98 innings to get there. India’s Virat Kohli took 103 rounds to reach this milestone.

This is also the third ODI hundred people of Babar on British soil, making him the first Pakistani to do so. Saeed Anwar, Fakhar Zaman and Imam ul Haq each received two ODI hundreds. Babar is the first Pakistani who has run 1,000 times in the UK.