Sargodha struggling

Published January 9, 2002

LAHORE, Jan 8: Gujranwala pacer Naveed Arif claimed  four for 68 as Sargodha reached 120 for eight in their first innings in the Quaid Trophy tie at Gujranwala Academy ground, according to  a  message received here Tuesday.

The match started at 12.30pm because of fog and bad light.

Misbah-ul-Haq was the chief scorer with  44 in 154 minutes.

Scoreboard

SARGODHA (1st Innings):

Mohammad Hafeez b Abdul Rehman 21

Khurram Niazi c Khalid b Sarfraz 0

Mohammad Nawaz lbw b Mubashir 7

Misbah-ul-Haq c Tariq b Naveed 44

Azhar Hasan c Imran b Naveed 18

Hammad Mukhtar c Khalid b Naveed 12

Ashraf Bashir not out 10

Shahid Mehmood b Naveed 0

Ahmed Hayat not out 0

EXTRAS (B-1, LB-1, NB-6) 8

TOTAL (for eight wkts, 57 overs) 120

FALL OF WKTS: 1-0, 2-16, 3-42, 4-89, 5-106, 6-117, 7-117, 8-120.

BOWLING (to-date): Mubashir Nazir 11-3-22-1; Sarfraz Ahmed 12-4-16-1; Naveed Arif 19-2-68-4; Abdul Rehman 15-7-12-1.

UMPIRES: Z.I Pasha and Aleem Dar.

MATCH REFEREE: Shafiq Ahmed.

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