Batting Most Fifties Career - vs Zimbabwe

Players - vs Zimbabwe

Most fifties (and over)

Player	Span	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	50+	0	4s	6s
Asif Mujtaba (PAK)	1993-1993	6	9	3	268	65*	44.66	712	37.64	-	4	4	1	28	0
Rashid Latif (PAK)	1993-1993	6	5	2	179	68*	59.66	406	44.08	-	2	2	-	19	1
Shoaib Mohammad (PAK)	1993-1993	3	5	1	179	81	44.75	597	29.98	-	2	2	-	18	0
Javed Miandad (PAK)	1993-1993	6	7	-	217	70	31.00	483	44.92	-	2	2	-	21	1
Inzamam-ul-Haq (PAK)	1993-1993	6	8	3	299	80*	59.80	485	61.64	-	2	2	-	29	0
DL Haynes (WI)	1993-1993	1	1	-	75	75	75.00	90	83.33	-	1	1	-	11	0
RIC Holder (WI)	1993-1993	1	1	-	50	50	50.00	87	57.47	-	1	1	-	4	0
M Azharuddin (IND)	1993-1993	1	1	1	54	54*	-	56	96.42	-	1	1	-	4	1
VG Kambli (IND)	1993-1993	1	1	-	55	55	55.00	96	57.29	-	1	1	-	1	0
M Prabhakar (IND)	1993-1993	1	1	-	91	91	91.00	126	72.22	-	1	1	-	4	0
PA de Silva (SL)	1993-1993	1	1	-	68	68	68.00	94	72.34	-	1	1	-	4	0
A Ranatunga (SL)	1993-1993	1	1	-	59	59	59.00	64	92.18	-	1	1	-	7	0
Saeed Anwar (PAK)	1993-1993	3	3	-	138	68	46.00	172	80.23	-	1	1	-	16	1
Aamer Sohail (PAK)	1993-1993	3	6	-	143	63	23.83	305	46.88	-	1	1	-	17	0

Adjust:Most recentPast weekPast MonthPast year4 years10 years25 years

Performances in matches that overlap decades are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures
Performances in matches that overlap years are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures

Records includes the following current or recent matches:

Wellington vs Northern Districts at Whangarei, Plunket Shield 10th Match, Dec 13-16, 2025 [First-class - Live]
>> 54/4 (31.0 ov, TB Robinson 7*, MW Snedden 1*, TJG Pringle 3/12) - Stumps

Auckland vs Canterbury at Christchurch, Plunket Shield 11th Match, Dec 13-15, 2025 [First-class]

Otago vs Central Districts at Dunedin, Plunket Shield 12th Match, Dec 13-16, 2025 [First-class - Live]
>> 197/3 (65.0 ov, CG Heaphy 68*, D Cleaver 5*, BNJ Lockrose 0/54) - Stumps