Humayun inspires Lahore Shalimar

Published October 31, 2005

LAHORE, Oct 30: A hurricane knock by Humayun Farhat put Lahore Shalimar on path of victory against defending champions Peshawar in the Quaid-i-Azam Gold League match at the LCCA Ground on Sunday.

Lahore Shalimar, resuming at 77 for six in the second innings, managed to reach 210 thanks to Humayun who made 68.

Peshawar, who conceded a 144-run lead on the first innings, lost half their in pursuit of a stiff target of 355.

Scoreboard

LAHORE SHALIMAR (1st Innings) 225 (Aamir Sajjad 55, Junaid Zia 60 not out; Fazle Akbar 4-43).

PESHAWAR (1st Innings) 81 (Junaid Zia 5-27, Fahad Masood 4-39).

LAHORE SHALIMAR (2nd Innings, overnight 77-6):

Mohammad Ashfaq c Wajahat b Riaz 35

Sohail Ahmed c Zulfiqar b Fazle 18

Khaqan Arsal lbw Fazle 4

Kamran Sajid lbw Fazle 2

Aamir Sajjad lbw b Riaz 7

Arsalan Mir lbw b Waqar 0

Ali Hussain c Wajahat b Waqar 43

Humayun Farhat b Riaz 68

Junaid Zia c Wajahat b Riaz 14

Fahad Masood c Fazle b Fayyaz 6

Mohammad Khalil not out 0

EXTRAS (B-8, LB-1, NB-4) 13

TOTAL (all out, 63.2 overs) 210

FALL OF WKTS: 1-40, 2-50, 3-53, 4-60, 5-61, 6-73, 7-73, 8-126, 9-199.

BOWLING: Fazle Akbar 18-5-54-3 (4nb); Riaz Afridi 20.2-8-51-4; Waqar Ahmed 19-2-64-2; Aslam Qureshi 3-0-19-0; Mohammad Fayyaz 3-0-13-1.

PESHAWAR (2nd Innings):

Riffatullah Mohmand b Fahad 7

Mohammad Fayyaz c Humayun b Junaid 1

Aftab Khan lbw b Junaid 2

Wajahatullah Wasti c Humayun b Ashfaq 43

Shoaib Khan not out 39

Akhtar Sarfraz lbw b Khalid 15

Zulfiqar Jan not out 6

EXTRAS (LB-1, NB-3, PR-5) 9

TOTAL (for five wkts, 44.2 overs) 122

FALL OF WKTS: 1-4, 2-10, 3-10, 4-38, 5-109.

BOWLING (to-date): Fahad Masood 8.2-3-18-1; Junaid Zia 13-2-31-2 (1nb); Mohammad Khalil 8-0-27-1 (1nb); Sohail Ahmed 4-0-16-0 (1nb); Arsalan Mir 5-1-10-0; Ashfaq Ahmed 6-1-14-1.

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