Khateeb for Malaysia

Published May 11, 2006

ISLAMABAD, May 10: Pakistan's Khateeb Rizwan has been appointed match referee for a game of the Asia Premier Cricket Championship in Kuala Lumpur.

Khateeb who was due to leave for his assignment on Wednesday evening will be supervising the match between Singapore and Malaysia which runs from May 12 to 14.

The tournament is for associate countries of the International Cricket Council.

The respected Khateeb also supervised the Scotland-Kenya semifinal in the ICC Intercontinental Cup in Abu Dhabi last year.

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