ABU DHABI, May 5: A brilliant unbeaten century (106) by Hasan Raza and an equally valuable 73 by Misbahul Haq powered Pakistan ‘A’ to lift the EurAsia Cup on Friday beating India by 36 runs at Sheikh Zayed Stadium.

Batting first after winning the toss Pakistan ‘A’ thanks to the fourth wicket stand between Hasan and Misbah that realised 174 runs posted 288 for four wickets.

The target proved too stiff for India “A” who were bowled out for 252 in 47.5 overs.

Indians were in the hunt as long as RS Sodhi (70) and skipper Venogopal Rao (69) were at the wicket but once the pair was separated wickets fell at regular intervals with Pakistan ‘A’ emerging comfortable victors.

Leg-spinner Mansoor Amjad and medium-pacer Umar Gul shared the bowling honours taking four and three wickets each.

Scoreboard

PAKISTAN ‘A’ :

Mohammad Hafeez c Karthik b Sodhi 19

Taufeeq Umar st Karthik b Chawla 40

Shahid Yousuf c Uthappa b Chawla 23

Hasan Raza not out 106

Misbahul Haq run out 73

Bazid Khan not out 11

EXTRAS: (LB- 8, W- 6, NB- 2) 16

TOTAL: (for four 4 wickets in 50 overs) 288

DID NOT BAT: Mansoor Amjad, Yasir Arafat, Zulqarnain Haider, Umar Gul and Samiullah Khan.

FALL OF WKTS: 1-46, 2-85, 3-88, 4-262.

BOWLING

RP Singh 10-0-60-0 (1w); VR Singh 9-0-77-0 (1nb, 2w); Sodhi 10-1-39-1 (1nb, 1w); Piyush Chawla 10-0-41-2 (2w); Jadeja 9-0-47-0; Venugopal Rao 2-0-16-0.

INDIA ‘A’:

AR Uthappa c Bazid b Umar Gul 23

S Dhawan c Bazid b Samiullah 17

RS Sodhi c Zulqarnain b Mansoor 70

Venugopal Rao st Zulqarnain b Mansoor 69

KKD Karthik b Yasir Arafat 11

R Sharma c Taufeeq Umar b Mansoor 14

S Badrinath c S.Yousuf b Yasir Arafat 5

P Chawla c Umar b Mansoor 1

VR Singh c Hasan Raza b Umar 8

RA Jadeja not out 5

RP Singh c Yasir Arafat b Umar 4

EXTRAS: (B-1, LB-3, W-18, NB-3) 25

TOTAL: (all out, 47.5 overs) 252

FALL OF WKTS: 1-41, 2-42, 3-189, 4-192, 5-212, 6-219, 7-221, 8-231, 9-240, 10-252

BOWLING: Samiullah Khan 9-1-43-1 (1w); Umar Gul 9.5-0-37-3 (2w); Yasir Arafat 9-0-49-2 (3nb, 3w); Mansoor Amjad 10-0-68-4 (4w); Hafeez 10-0-51-0.—Agencies

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