Ton-up Amit shines for Navy

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KARACHI: Amit Ravi scored a superb century as Pakistan Navy crushed Dubai Hawks by 139 runs in the final-round Group ‘B’ fixture of the 21st Hinopak Trophy KCCA Inter-departmental Cricket League at the KCCA Stadium here on Monday.

Amit struck an unbeaten 117 from 94 balls with the aid of 10 boundaries and one six to help the sailors amass 331-6 in the stipulated 50 overs. Together with Abdul Latif Junejo (64, five fours), Amit shared an opening partnership of 112.

Hamza Ghanchi contributed an attractive 67 that included seven fours and one six.

Dubai Hawks, in reply, were bowled out for 192 inside 48 overs despite Rafay Malik (59, five sixes and four fours) and Ishtiaq Ghauri (56, two fours) playing substantial innings.

Summarised scores:

PAKISTAN NAVY 331-6 in 50 overs (Amit Ravi 117 not out, Hamza Ghanchi 67, Abdul Latif Junejo 64; Ishtiaq Ghauri 2-55); DUBAI HAWKS 192 in 47.2 overs (Rafay Malik 59, Ishtiaq Ghauri 56, Ibrahim Ali 26; Raza-ul-Hasan 2-19, Mohammad Ali 2-25, Rommel Ahmed 2-42).

Published in Dawn, May 3rd , 2016

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