Kamran Ghulam, the right-handed batter who made his debut as a replacement for Babar Azam as Pakistan's No.4 in the second Test against England in Multan and scored a fantastic century, was once slapped by pacer Haris Rauf during a Pakistan Super League (PSL) match.

Kamran Ghulam, playing his debut Test match for Pakistan after being named as Babar Azam's replacement for the second PAK vs ENG Test in Multan slams a century off 192 balls.

The 29-year-old was drafted into the Pakistan XI in a difficult time with the team having not won a Test match at home in last 11 attempts. Here is a brief profile of the debutant Kamran Ghulam

The pitch has been recycled and it feels like a familiar story is developing in Multan. England pegged back Pakistan with the ball on day one and will believe their batsmen can press the accelerator and make the running again.

Babar Azam, a name synonymous with Pakistan cricket for the better part of the last decade, had been dropped for the second and third Tests of the series due to his prolonged poor run in the format.

Babar Azam praised Kamran Ghulam for scoring a century on his Test debut against England in Multan. Ghulam replaced Babar in the Pakistan squad for the second and third Tests. He scored 118 runs after Pakistan was 19/2.