The slowest century in Test cricket for Pakistan, in terms of minutes, was scored by Mudassar Nazar, taking 557 minutes.
Mudassar Nazar achieved this milestone against India at Hyderabad, Pakistan, during the 1982-83 season. This innings also included a record-breaking 451-run partnership for the 3rd wicket with Javed Miandad, further solidifying its significance in Pakistan's cricketing history. Nazar's innings is remembered not only for its slow pace but also for its crucial contribution to the match.
Here's a summary:
- Batsman: Mudassar Nazar
- Time taken: 557 minutes
- Opposition: India
- Venue: Hyderabad, Pakistan
- Season: 1982-83
While other slow centuries may exist when measured by balls faced, the record specifically for time taken belongs to Mudassar Nazar's remarkable innings.
