Ahmed Mustafa Memorial Cricket final today

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KARACHI: The final match of the first Ahmed Mustafa Memorial Cricket Tournament will be played between Baqai Dolphins Cricket Club and Lines Area Gymkhana at the Vital Five Cricket Ground in DHA here on Friday. 

The tournament is an official knockout tournament of KCCA Zone III and is being played in the memory of the known legendary cricket coach Ahmed Mustafa who had provided a coaching platform for various international cricketers of Pakistan.

His Cricket Coaching Center popularly known as “CCC” pioneered cricket coaching in Karachi.

The prize distribution ceremony of the event will be held after the final and Karachi Commissioner Shoaib Ahmed Siddiqui will be the chief guest on the occasion.

Laiq Ahmed, Secretary, Sports & Youth Affairs, Government of Sindh, will preside over the ceremony.

Published in Dawn, December 19th, 2014

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