That barren run was snapped in style on Sunday, with skipper Babar (68no off 52 balls) and Rizwan (79no off 55) putting on an unbroken 152 - their fourth century stand in T20 internationals this year - as the 2009 champions topped India's 151-7 with 13 balls to spare in Dubai. Williams almost added a brilliant fourth before Davies marked his 68th cap with his first Wales goal, the ball going in off his shoulder from a Wilson corner. While the position was thrust upon him, he has drawn mostly praise for his execution of the demanding dual roles of captain and wicketkeeper, especially in Australia's 2019 Ashes triumph in England. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player