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October 18, 2003 Saturday Sha'aban 21, 1424

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Fine performances by Rashid and Adnan


KARACHI, Oct 17: Rashid and Adnan Baig starred in their teams triumph in DHA Trophy KCCA Inter-firms cricket tournament on Thursday.

Rashid Ali smashed 82 with 11 boundaries as Sindh Police (SP) defeated City Government Karachi (CDGK) by three wickets at UBL Sports Complex Ground.

Aamir Kaleem produced a fine all-round display but his effort failed to save CDGK from defeat. He slammed 77 with five fours and took two wickets for 37 runs when SP batted.

At Student Ground, Central Police (CP) overwhelmed Hinopak Motors (HPM) by 76 runs. Mirza Adnan Baig hit a match winning 86 with five boundaries and a six.

CP mustered 240 for eight in 40 overs and than restricted HPM 174 for nine.

Summarized scores:

SP bt CDGK by three wickets.

CDGK 237-4 in 40 overs (Aamir Kaleem 77, Fawad Alam 60 not out, Akber Rehman 50; Muhammad Ali 2-44); SP 238-7 in 37.1 overs (Rashid Ali 82, Kamran Hussain 52, Muhammad Ali 31, Aamir Kaleem 2-37, Fareeduddin 2-39).

CP bt HPM by 76 runs.

CP 240-8 in 40 overs (Mirza Adnan Baig 86, Nadeem Rao 50, Nadeem Akhtar 25, Riaz Ahmed 25; Farhan Shaikh 3-45, Babar Qureshi 3-39); HPM 174-9 in 40 overs (Waseem Hanif 39, Asad Butt 31, Vinod Ramesh 24; Nadeem Rao 3-36, Riaz Ahmed 2-21, Faraz Ahmed Khan 2-21).






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