Salman Agha hits unbeaten 300 after being dropped from Pakistan Test squad

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Pakistan all-rounder Salman Agha responded to his Test axing with a stunning unbeaten triple century in domestic cricket. He had previously been among the players sent home early from Pakistan's tour of England. The mammoth knock came as a direct statement of intent following his exclusion from the national Test setup. Agha's 300 not out underlined his determination to force his way back into Pakistan's red-ball plans.

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