Leading runs scored by a Pakistani Opener in T20
Mohammad Rizwan has the most runs as an opener for Pakistan in T20 Internationals. He needs only 72 more runs to become the first Pakistani player to score 3000 international runs as an opener.
He has achieved this in 66 innings which is essentially 44 runs per Innings, compare it for a second to those players who are revered in this country.
He has the highest average as an opener, most 50s, he has hit the most sixes and has the most POTM (12) and POTS (4) as an opener. Of course, this achievement will be overshadowed or ignored because, as we have all realised by now, the Pakistani fanbase is very agenda based. If it isn't their favourite player they don't really care. But that still doesn't make any of this untrue. The truth is, Mohammad Rizwan is the best T20 opener this country has ever had and his stats are there for all to see.
You don't score so many runs in 15 less innings than the next best because you are useless and don't merit a place in the team. No player has ever showed this level of consistency in this format. His ability to score big almost every game is unrivalled

As an Opener in Matches won
Mohammad Rizwan has the second highest number of runs in matches won as an opener in the history of T20 Internationals. He has 638 runs less than the current leader Rohit Sharma in 42 fewer innings which is basically 53 runs per Innings in matches that Pakistan has won. He has the second most 50s in matches won as an opener and is just one behind Rohit Sharma. He has the highest average and overall the best impact for his team than anyone else on the list.
There have been some wonderful openers in this format, and Mohammad Rizwan has outperformed them all and won his team a lot of matches. These are the stats that those pages you follow will try not to show you because it won't fit in with their agenda of trying to get him out of the team. For a player like Rizwan who isn't a slogger, an SR of 135 is perfect, smarter teams and management would send out a slogger to bat alongside him but not Pakistan.
All it takes is two or three innings at a SR of 160+ and his SR in matches won for his country will cross the 140 mark. Mohammad Rizwan in theory had absolutely no right to be this good in T20 but here he is, rubbing shoulders with the big guns and outperforming them all. These are not made up stats, this is a fact. If he had better PR channels he would have been regarded as one of the best players in the world. He is an all format monster

Now this brings me to a final question. With crazy numbers like these. Why is he belittled so much even with numbers like these?
Mohammad Rizwan has the most runs as an opener for Pakistan in T20 Internationals. He needs only 72 more runs to become the first Pakistani player to score 3000 international runs as an opener.
He has achieved this in 66 innings which is essentially 44 runs per Innings, compare it for a second to those players who are revered in this country.
He has the highest average as an opener, most 50s, he has hit the most sixes and has the most POTM (12) and POTS (4) as an opener. Of course, this achievement will be overshadowed or ignored because, as we have all realised by now, the Pakistani fanbase is very agenda based. If it isn't their favourite player they don't really care. But that still doesn't make any of this untrue. The truth is, Mohammad Rizwan is the best T20 opener this country has ever had and his stats are there for all to see.
You don't score so many runs in 15 less innings than the next best because you are useless and don't merit a place in the team. No player has ever showed this level of consistency in this format. His ability to score big almost every game is unrivalled

As an Opener in Matches won
Mohammad Rizwan has the second highest number of runs in matches won as an opener in the history of T20 Internationals. He has 638 runs less than the current leader Rohit Sharma in 42 fewer innings which is basically 53 runs per Innings in matches that Pakistan has won. He has the second most 50s in matches won as an opener and is just one behind Rohit Sharma. He has the highest average and overall the best impact for his team than anyone else on the list.
There have been some wonderful openers in this format, and Mohammad Rizwan has outperformed them all and won his team a lot of matches. These are the stats that those pages you follow will try not to show you because it won't fit in with their agenda of trying to get him out of the team. For a player like Rizwan who isn't a slogger, an SR of 135 is perfect, smarter teams and management would send out a slogger to bat alongside him but not Pakistan.
All it takes is two or three innings at a SR of 160+ and his SR in matches won for his country will cross the 140 mark. Mohammad Rizwan in theory had absolutely no right to be this good in T20 but here he is, rubbing shoulders with the big guns and outperforming them all. These are not made up stats, this is a fact. If he had better PR channels he would have been regarded as one of the best players in the world. He is an all format monster

Now this brings me to a final question. With crazy numbers like these. Why is he belittled so much even with numbers like these?