Ramzan misses out

Published January 29, 2002

LAHORE, Jan 28: Test reject Mohammad Ramzan narrowly missed scoring century in each innings Monday as Faisalabad set Rest of Sindh 317  for victory on the penultimate day of the Quaid  Trophy Grade-I match at Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad.

Ramzan, who made 162 in the first innings, was out for 86 just before Faisalabad declared their second innings at 210 for three.

Rest of Sindh reached 10 without loss at stumps. They now require 307 on the final day.

Scoreboard

FAISALABAD (1st Innings) 372 (Mohammad Ramzan 162; Kashif Ali 6-111).

REST OF SINDH (1st Innings, overnight 219-5):

Hanif-ur-Rehman c Salman b Adeel 52

Abid Ali c Aqeel b Ijaz 42

Adnan Ameer run out 15

Shahid Qambrani not out 82

Abdul Rahim lbw b Ijaz 0

Aurangzeb Khan c Sohail b Aqeel 3

Aamir Iqbal c Shahid b Aqeel 48

Rizwan Qureshi c Ramzan b Aqeel 0

Kashif Ali lbw b Wasim 0

Kashif Pervez c Aqeel b Wasim 0

Mohsin Raza run out 0

EXTRAS (B-6, LB-5, NB-13) 24

TOTAL (all out, 83 overs) 266

FALL OF WKTS: 1-105, 2-105, 3-146, 4-151, 5-156, 6-261, 7-261, 8-262, 9-262.

BOWLING: Shahid Nazir 11-5-25-0; Nadeem Afzal 11-0-58-0; Aqeel Ahmed 24-3-89-4; Ijaz Ahmed Jr 25-6-52-2; Nadeem Ashraf 5-0-22-0; Wasim Haider 6-2-9-2.

FAISALABAD (2nd Innings):

Mohammad Ramzan c Rahim b Rizwan 86

Zahoor Elahi c and b Rizwan 32

Sami-ul-Haq c Shahid b Hanif 80

Ijaz Ahmed Jr not out 1

EXTRAS (B-5, LB-3, W-1, NB-2) 11

TOTAL (for three dec, 54 overs) 210

FALL OF WKTS: 1-51, 2-208, 3-210.

BOWLING: Kashif Ali 9-1-39-0; Mohsin Raza 4-1-16-0; Rizwan Qureshi 22-3-80-2; Hanif-ur-Rehman 12.3-5-28-1; Abid Ali 6-0-30-0; Abdul Rahim 1-0-9-0.

REST OF SINDH (2nd Innings):

Abid Ali not out 8

Adnan Ameer not out 1

EXTRAS (B-1) 1

TOTAL (for no wkt, 3 overs) 10

BOWLING (to-date): Nadeem Afzal 2-0-9-0; Wasim Haider 1-1-0-0.

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