KARACHI: Ghani Glass, Omar Associates and Sabir’s Poultry emerged winners in their respective second-fixtures of the Patron’s Trophy Grade-II cricket tournament on Saturday.

Ghani Glass thrashed CandyLand by 10 wickets in their Pool ‘C’ match at the Rana Naved-ul-Hasan Academy in Sheikhupura.

CandyLand were forced to follow on after being bowled for 191 in their first innings with lanky paceman Waqas Ahmed taking 5-58.

Ghani Glass were only denied a certain innings win by a sparkling knock of 1235 (146 balls, 17 fours and one six) by Tayyab Riaz as CandyLand reached 216 all out in the second innings.

Slow left-armer Ali Usman was the wrecker-in-chief with figures of 6-82 in 22 overs before Ghani Glass knocked off the required runs in five overs.

Sabir’s Poultry overwhelmed Pakistan Railways by nine wickets in the Pool ‘D’ fixture at the Railways Stadium in Lahore, while Omar Associates celebrated their first triumph in Pool ‘A’ as they defeated Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) by seven wickets at the SBP Sports Complex in Karachi.

Omar Associates’ match-winner was slow left-armer Mohammad Irfan Sr who claimed nine wickets across the two innings.

Despite a remarkable 94 (131 balls, 12 fours and one six) from former Pakistan batsman Khurram Manzoor, Port Qasim Authority managed just 144 all out in reply to Higher Education Commission’s 266 in the drawn game at the Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad.

The remaining three matches were also drawn while Navy completed a two-day victory over Haideri Traders at the NBP Sports Complex here on Friday.

Scores and results on Saturday (final day of three):

Second round:

Pool ‘A’:

At SBP Sports Complex, Karachi: Omar Associates beat Civil Aviation Authority by seven wickets.

CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY 262-9 in 83 overs (Ashfaq Ahmed 100, Akbar Badshah 55, Musadiq Ahmed 41; Mohammad Irfan Sr 5-100) and 77 in 44.5 overs (Ashfaq Ahmed 28; Mohammad Irfan Sr 4-11, Bilawal Iqbal 2-16, Mohammad Ali Khan 2-34); OMAR ASSOCIATES 224 in 78.1 overs (Yasir Mushtaq 65, Saad Nasim 46, Bilawal Iqbal 31; Shahid Nawaz 6-55, Hazrat Shah 2-55) and 116-3 in 30 overs (Fahaddis Bukhari 42 not out, Saad Nasim 25 not out, Arsalan Bashir 21, Usman Khan 20; Mirza Ahsan Jamil 2-55).

Pool ‘B’:

At Rana Naved-ul-Hasan Academy, Sheikhupura: Ghani Glass beat CandyLand by 10 wickets.

GHANI GLASS 394-6 in 84 overs (Zeeshan Ashraf 95, Yousuf Babar 84, Shahbaz Javed 68, Tayyab Tahir 67, Haris Nazar 21 not out and 16-0 in 5 overs); CANDYLAND 191 in 46.4 overs (Ahmer Bin Nasir 52, Marwan 44, Hasan Javed 36, Aamir Malik 29; Waqas Ahmed 5-58, Ali Usman 2-41) and 216 in 56.2 overs (Tayyab Riaz 135, Ahmer Bin Nasir 20; Ali Usman 6-82, Mohammad Waheed 2-8).

At Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad: Match drawn.

HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION 266 in 79 overs (Asfand Mehran 70, Mohammad Faiq 52, Sharoon Siraj 44, Fahad Usman 31, Kamran Afzal 23; Aariz Kamal 3-30, Mohammad Talha 3-64) and 113-3 in 26 overs (Mohammad Faiq 46, Saif-ur-Rehman 26; Aariz Kamal 2-26); PORT QASIM AUTHORITY 144 in 40.1 overs (Khurram Manzoor 94, Mohammad Sami 20; Mamoon Riaz 6-26, Asfand Mehran 2-25).

Pool ‘C’:

At Army Cricket Ground, Rawalpindi: Match drawn.

ARMY 237 in 74.3 overs (Shoaib Khan 54, Qadir Khan 48, Mohammad Fahad 35, Arshadullah 23, Miqdad Hussain 20; Arish Ali Khan 3-43, Mohammad Ismail 3-75); PAKISTAN AIR FORCE 245-7 in 42 overs (Umair Masood 68 not out, Mohammad Naqqash 61, Salman Chaudhry 36, Zeeshan Malik 26; Munir Riaz 2-50, Arshadullah 2-82).

At Diamond Club Ground, Islamabad: Match drawn.

PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES 230-7 in 83 overs (Abdul Rehman 77 not out, Ali Imran Pasha 40 not out, Fahad Iqbal 33, Shahzar Mohammad 28; Mohammad Ilyas 4-67, Nasir Ahmed Khan 2-56) and 51-3 in 24 overs (Shoaib Khan 27 not out); STATE BANK 279-8 in 83 overs (Saad Ali 83, Rizwan Hussain 46, Mukhtar Ahmed 29, Rohail Nazir 24, Haseeb Azam 23; Tahir Khan 4-75).

Pool ‘D’:

At Railways Stadium, Lahore: Sabir’s Poultry beat Pakistan Railways by nine wickets.

PAKISTAN RAILWAYS 200 in 61 overs (Hasan Sardar 53 not out, Zain-ul-Hasnain 47, Mohammad Waqas 27; Nisar Ahmed 4-54, Ghulam Rehman 3-60, Sadaqat Ali 2-27) and 103 in 30 overs (Hamza Nazar 37, Ahsan Bhatti 20; Nisar Ahmed 6-28, Manzoor Khan 4-28); SABIR’S POULTRY 210 in 37.5 overs (Imran Dogar 90, Imran Nazir 37, Nisar Ahmed 23 not out; Abdul Rauf 5-64, Ali Zubair Bhatti 3-54) and 95-1 in 16 overs (Imran Dogar 59 not out, Hasan Dar 22 not out).

At LCCA Ground, Lahore: Match drawn.

K-ELECTRIC 402-8 in 83 overs (Umair Bin Yousuf 85, Bahadur Ali 68, Kashif Iqbal 60, Hassaan Khan 57, Jahanzaib Sultan 51, Sajid Khan 32; Babar Rehman 4-73, Mansoor Ahmed 2-81); KARACHI PORT TRUST 116 in 37.3 overs (Shah Ali Zafar 23 not out; Waqar Anwar 3-30, Asad Raza 3-49, Mohammad Umar 2-28) and 72-2 in 39 overs (Shah Ali Zafar 38 not out, Taimur Ali 23 not out).

Published in Dawn, April 21st, 2019

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