导出博客文章13-9 Pakistans win-loss ratio, from 26 Tests, since May 2013, the period during
which the ICC Test rankings are calculated. The only team with a better win-loss
ratio during this period is Australia, who won 19 and lost 12. However, the ICC
rankings give more emphasis to recent results: all results before May 2015 get
only 50% weightage, while those from May 2015 onwards carry 100% weightage. In
the last 16 months, Pakistan have a 7-3 win-loss to Australias 10-6. The only
team with a better record than Pakistans since May 2015 is India (7-1), but
Indias overall record since May 2013 is 10-8.4 Series that Pakistan have won,
out of 10 since May 2013. All of those wins have come in their last six series,
when they beat Australia and England in the UAE, and Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in
away series. They had also drawn series against New Zealand (in the UAE) and
England (away) during this period, while their only defeat was by a 2-0 margin
in Sri Lanka a couple of years ago.62.95 Younis Khans Test average since May
2013 - he has scored 2707 runs from 49 innings, with 11 hundreds out of 15
fifty-plus scores. He has scored at least one hundred in all except one of the
ten series he played during this period. Among all players who have scored at
least 1000 Test runs in the last 40 months, only three - Adam Voges, Kane
Williamson, and Steven Smith - have a higher average.32.8 Contribution, in terms
of percentage, by Younis and Misbah-ul-Haq to the total runs that Pakistan
scored off the bat in the last 40 months. Misbah tallied 2215 runs at an average
of 55.37, and together the two scored 4922 runs out of Pakistans 15002.6
Pakistan batsmen who have scored 1000-plus Test runs at averages of more than 44
in Tests during this period - Younis, Misbah, Azhar Ali, Asad Shafiq, Mohammad
Hafeez and Sarfraz Ahmed. Among them they scored 37 hundreds, and were largely
instrumental in ensuring that Pakistans batting average was a healthy 38.15,
better than all teams except New Zealand (38.38) and Australia (39.33). 9 Number
of Pakistan players who have won Man-of-the-Match awards in Tests since May
2013. Younis has won four, Azhar two, and seven others have won one each -
Misbah, Khurram Manzoor, Hafeez, Rahat Ali, Sarfraz, Wahab Riaz and Yasir Shah.
Only four players have won more than four match awards in Tests during this
period.95 Wickets for Yasir Shah in 16 Tests at an average of 27.48; he was by
far Pakistans highest wicket-taker during this period: the next best was 51, by
Zulfiqar Babar. In the 10 Test wins that Yasir has been a part of, he has taken
69 wickets at 20.07. In the period since October 2014, when Yasir made his Test
debut, no bowler has taken as many wickets in wins.
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