Qaiser Abbas shines for Sheikhupura

Published January 9, 2002

LAHORE, Jan 8: International Qaiser Abbas bowled  economically to  help Sheikhupura to restrict Lahore Whites to 141 for seven on the first day  of  the Quaid Trophy match at Sheikhupura   Stadium, according to a message received here Tuesday.

Qaiser  captured three for eight in 12 overs. He received good support from paceman Rana Naveed-ul-Hasan who took two for 35.

Opener Musharaf Ali (49) and Intikhab Alam (39) were Lahore Whites’ main scorers.

Scoreboard

LAHORE WHITES (1st Innings):

Musharraf Ali c Islam b Kashif 49

Kashif Siddique c Sarwar b R. Naveed 21

Aamir Sajjad c Islam b R. Naveed 0

Tariq Mahmood c Sarwar b Mumtaz 9

Intikhab Alam lbw b Qaiser 39

Shahnawaz Malik c Ayub b Qaiser 10

Aamir Malik not out 0

Kamran Akmal st Islam b Qaiser 0

Adnan Naeem not out 0

EXTRAS (B-4, LB-2, W-2, NB-5) 13

TOTAL (for seven wkts, 61 overs) 141

FALL OF WKTS: 1-56, 2-56, 3-69, 4-110, 5-140, 6-141, 7-141.

BOWLING (to-date): Kashif Raza 14-2-31-1; Jaffar Nazir 13-4-27-0; Mumtaz Ali 9-1-34-1; Rana Naveed-ul-Hasan 13-4-35-2; Qaiser Abbas 12-10-8-3.

UMPIRES: Salim Badar and Masroor Ali.

MATCH REFEREE: Hafiz Shahid.

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