AUCKLAND: As Pakistan got tremendous victory over South Africa which paved the way for jubilation in Pakistan it was also matter of rejoice for Pakistan that its skipper Misbah Ul Haq on seventh position in top ten scorer list on Day 21 of 2015 Cricket World Cup.
Firstly it was South African skipper AB de Villiers whose knock of 77 against Pakistan was wasted but not stopping the Proteas captain to become the top batsman of ICC World Cup 2015 so far with 318 runs so far.
The second match on March 7 saw Zimbabwe’s batsmen Brendan Taylor and Sean Williams playing magnificent innings but not get victory for the side. Taylor is placed third with 295 runs while Williams trails him at fourth place with 289 runs. The list of top batsmen is massively dominated by South African players with Hashim Amla and Faf Du Plessis featuring as well.
West Indies star Chris Gayle courtesy his maiden double century of Cricket World Cups clings to third place as Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul-Haq makes to the prestigious list with his consistent form with the score of 277 runs.
The Pakistani captains has piled up 277 runs with the help of four half centuries in last five matches of the World Cup 2015.
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