KARACHI: Separated by just a single run, Sindh High Court (SHC) Green were crowned champions of the first Jamil Ahmed Invitation Colour-kit T20 cricket even here the other day.

In the final against Pakistan Lawyers at the TMC Ground, SHC Green rode on man-of-the-match Asghar Raza’s fine 52 (36 balls, four fours and three sixes) to post 145-8. Spinner Rehman Malik grabbed 3-26.

Pakistan Lawyers, in reply, ended up making 144-9 as SHC Green skipper Sajid Peecheo claimed 3-24.

Ex-PCB governing body member and former KCCA president Prof Ejaz Ahmed Faruqi was the chief guest and distributed prizes in a simple ceremony which was also attended by Jamil Ahmed, Nadeem Sheikh, Imtiaz Taj and tournament director Muhammad Ibrahim.

Sajid was adjudged best al-rounder of the competition with Vinod Ramesh and Ahmed Sadiq bagging the best batsman and bowlers awards, respectively.

Summarised scores:

SHC GREEN 145-8 in 20 overs (Asghar Raza 52, Vinod Ramesh 26; Rehman Malik 3-26); PAKISTAN LAWYERS 144-9 in 20 overs (Aibak Ali Shah 39, Mirza Atif Baig 35; Sajid Peecheo 3-24, Umar Khan 2-30).

Published in Dawn, March 31st, 2021

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