Hyderabad face defeat

Published January 28, 2002

HYDERABAD, Jan 27: Hyderabad’s woeful season continued Sunday when Gujranwala enforced the follow-on on them on the second day of the Quaid Trophy Grade-I fixture here at Niaz Stadium Sunday.

The home team reached 26 for two in their second innings after making just 151 in their first.

Akram Khan, the opener, top-scored with 43 as Gujranwala paceman Naved Arif captured five for 28.

Scoreboard

GUJRANWALA (1st Innings, overnight 339-9):

Atiq-ur-Rehman c Hanif b Naeem 44

Rizwan Malik c Hanif b Raees 24

Imran Abbas c Hanif b Rizwan 33

Majid Saeed lbw b Sohaib 25

Tariq Javed c Hanif b Raees 9

Hafiz Khalid b Sohaib 141

Mubashir Nazir c Naeem b Raees 0

Abdul Rehman c Rizwan b Naeem 39

Naveed Arif not out 13

Rana Jahanzeb c and b Raees 1

Ghulam Murtaza b Raees 0

EXTRAS (B-5, LB-1, W-2, NB-2) 10

TOTAL (all out, 83.5 overs) 339

FALL OF WKTS: 1-52, 2-84, 3-129, 4-129,

5-195, 6-209, 7-307, 8-325, 9-331.

BOWLING: Raees Amjad 24.5-6-65-4; Sohaib Hashmi 22-4-66-2; Naeem Akhtar 15-1-52-2; Adil Nisar 5-1-23-0; Rizwan Ahmed 17-2-127-1.

HYDERABAD (1st Innings):

Akram Khan lbw b Naved 43

Imraan Mohammad c Tariq b Naved 1

Adil Nisar c Khalid b Mubashir 9

Faisal Athar c Khalid b Jahanzeb 7

Imran Naseer b Murtaza 10

Rizwan Ahmed c Khalid b Naved 25

Javed Khan not out 15

Naeem Akhtar b Mubashir 13

Hanif Malik c Jahanzeb b Naved 4

Sohaib Hashmi lbw b Naved 14

Raees Amjad absent ill

EXTRAS (B-3, LB-7) 10

TOTAL (all out, 65.1 overs) 151

FALL OF WKTS: 1-16, 2-29, 3-44, 4-62, 5-101, 6-104, 7-122, 8-127, 9-151.

BOWLING: Mubashir Nazir 16-5-46-2; Naved Arif 16.1-3-28-5; Rana Jahanzeb 10-2-20-1; Ghulam Murtaza 9-3-23-1; Abdul Rehman 13-4-24-0; Majid Saeed 1-1-0-0.

HYDERABAD (2nd Innings):

Akram Khan lbw b Mubashir 2

Imraan Mohammad not out 15

Adil Nisar c Khalid b Mubashir 0

Faisal Athar not out 9

EXTRAS 0

TOTAL (for two wkts, 12 overs) 26

FALL OF WKTS: 1-8, 2-8.

BOWLING (to-date): Mubashir Nazir 6-2-13-2; Naved Arif 4-1-10-0; Rana Jahanzeb 2-0-3-0.

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