Pakistan medium-fast bowler Hasan Ali completed 100 one-day international wickets in the World Cup clash against New Zealand in Bengaluru on Saturday.

Pakistan fast bowler Hassan Ali on Saturday picked up the 100th wicket of his one-day international (ODI) career in today's match against New Zealand at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, India.

Hasan achieved this milestone in his 66th ODI, becoming the sixth fastest Pakistani bowler to achieve this. His 100th wicket came when he dismissed New Zealand opener Devon Conway, who had scored 35 runs off 39 balls in the game.

Hasan also became his country's 22nd bowler to take 100 or more ODI wickets, with legendary left-armer Wasim Akram leading the way with 502 in 356 matches

It is worth noting that Hasan Ali was included in Pakistan's starting XI for the match against New Zealand, replacing star player Usama Mir.

Shaheen Shah Afridi also reached the 100-wicket mark in Pakistan's last match against Bangladesh in Kolkata.

It is important to note that Sandeep Lamichhane of Nepal took 100 wickets in 42 matches while Rashid Khan of Afghanistan achieved this milestone in 44 matches.

Fastest to 100 ODI wickets (pacers)

• 51 – Shaheen Shah Afridi (Pakistan)
• 52 – Mitchell Starc (Australia)
• 54 – Shane Bond (News Zealand)
• 54 – Mustafizur Rahman (Bangaldesh)
• 55 – Brett Lee (Australia)