WATCH: Pakistan teenager Mohammad Huraira slams record-breaking triple ton

Pakistan teenager Mohammad Huraira achieved an incredible feat on Monday (December 20) as he smashed a record-breaking triple century in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.

Huraira became the second youngest cricketer to score a triple hundred in first-class cricket. The 19-year-old right-hand batter reached the great milestone in Karachi playing against Balochistan.

The Northern Pakistan cricketer made a whopping 311 off 343 balls, including 40 fours and 4 sixes to help his team take a huge first-innings lead over Balochistan, who could only make scores of 305 and 146 either side of Northern’s 621/4 declared.

Mohammad Huraira dominated the Balochistan attack, making their fielders chase the leather for 561 minutes at the crease with a terrific strike-rate of 90.67.

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Mohammad Huraira achieved the great feat in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.

Mohammad Huraira joins Javed Miandad in an elite list

With his remarkable performance, young Mohammad Huraira joined an elite list that features only Pakistan great Javed Miandad other than him.

Huraira is now the second-youngest Pakistan batter to score a triple hundred in first-class cricket behind Miandad, who achieved this landmark at the age of only 17 in 1975.

Miandad played his knock for Karachi Whites against National Bank and took a giant leap towards wearing a Test cap for Pakistan.

Here is a clip of Mohammad Huraira reaching the great feat:

Huraira earned rich praise from the Pakistan cricket community for his landmark performance, with former skipper Shoaib Malik saying he is “very proud” of the young talent. Malik wished the youngster well for his future and urged him to keep working hard at his game.

– I am very proud of you @therealhurraira on becoming the second Pakistani young cricketer to score triple century, you have a long way to go.
Keep working hard and and keep going strong, all the best #Cricket #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/26qzUBnBN3

— Shoaib Malik (@realshoaibmalik) December 20, 2021

Mohammad Huraira has made an excellent start to his first-class career at the domestic level for Northern Pakistan. The right-hand batter has played 10 first-class games with 878 runs at an average of 58.53 with three hundreds and three half-centuries.