ADELAIDE: As Pakistan are eliminated from the Word Cup 2015 by the hands of Australia, the great One Day International (ODI) career of skipper Misbah-ul-Haq came to an end.
Misbah-ul-Haq who made his ODI debut in 2002 had the extraordinary career. In the beginning stage of his career he was in or out from the side but latter in 2008 he made a comeback in the side and become the skipper of the side and ended his career as the skipper of the side.
In his last seven wicket he scored 350 runs at an average of 50 runs per inning. He scored 34 runs in his last innings.
He holds the record to score most runs in ODI without scoring century. He scored 5122 runs in 162 matches at an impressive average of 43.40 runs per innings. Misbah scored 42Â half centuries as well.
As a skipper he led the side in 87 matches and won 45 while lost 39.
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