Lahore ‘B’ earn 3 points

Published February 5, 2002

KARACHI, Feb 4: The Quaid Trophy Grade-I clash between Sheikhupura and Lahore Blues ended in a tame draw at Sheikhupura Stadium Monday.

According to details available here, Lahore Blues reached 122 for three in their second innings with ex-Test opener Saleem Elahi making 66.

Earlier, Sheikhupura added 128 to their overnight tally of 290 for six. Wicket-keeper Sarfraz Kazmi scored 85 and Rana Naveed-ul-Hasan 64. The pair were involved in a 119-run seventh-wicket partnership.

Lahore Blues claimed three points on the basis of first innings lead.

Scoreboard

SHEIKHUPURA (1st Innings) 300 (Saleem Mughal 99; Sajid Ali 4-71, Hasnain Kazim 4-106).

LAHORE BLUES (1st Innings) 369 (Sohail Idrees 77, Zia-ur-Rehman 61, Humayun Farhat 53;

SHEIKHUPURA (2nd Innings, overnight 290-6):

Imran Nazir c Humayun b Sajid 54

Majid Majeed lbw b Hussain 18

Qaiser Abbas c Imran b Hussain 36

Mujahid Jamshed lbw b Bilal 86

Saleem Mughal c Bazid b Hussain 10

Maqsood Raza lbw b Hussain 18

Sarfraz Kazmi c Imran b Hussain 85

Rana Naveed c S. Elahi b Hasnain 64

Jaffar Nazir c Zia b Humayun 18

Mumtaz Ali lbw b Hasnain 8

Mohammad Asif not out 10

EXTRAS (B-2, LB-2, W-7) 11

TOTAL (all out, 133.5 overs) 418

FALL OF WKTS: 1-60, 2-74, 3-194, 4-196, 5-213, 6-237, 7-356, 8-377, 9-389.

BOWLING: Hasnain Kazim 25-0-111-2; Sajid Ali 19-2-61-1; Mohammad Hussain 58-17-131-5; Hafiz Bilal 19-4-74-1; Imran Farhat 1-0-5-0; Saleem Elahi 1-0-7-0; Humayun Farhat 9.5-4-21-1; Bazid Khan 1-0-4-0.

LAHORE BLUES (2nd Innings):

Humayun Farhat run out 7

Saleem Elahi c Jaffar b Mumtaz 66

Imran Farhat c R. Naveed b Asif 29

Saleem Shahzad not out 7

Zia-ur-Rehman not out 3

EXTRAS (B-4, LB-2, NB-4) 10

TOTAL (for three wkts, 18 overs) 122

FALL OF WKTS: 1-8, 2-94, 3-115.

BOWLING: Mohammad Asif 7-0-56-1; Imran Nazir 4-0-31-0; Sarfraz Kazmi 2-0-20-0; Mumtaz Ali 2-1-4-1; Qaiser Abbas 2-1-3-0; Mujahid Jamshed 1-0-2-0.

RESULT: Match drawn.

UMPIRES: Salim Badar and Shakeel Khan.

MATCH REFEREE: Azhar Khan.

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