Ijaz Jr hits unbeaten 106 for ABL

Published March 15, 2002

KARACHI, March 14: Former Test right-hander Ijaz Ahmed Junior stroked an unbeaten 106 off 128 balls (14 fours) to help Allied Bank defeat Peshawar by 84 runs at Arbab Niaz Stadium (Peshawar) Thursday.

Scoreboard

ALLIED BANK:

Usman Tariq lbw b Nasir 34

Mohammad Nawaz c Wasim b Nauman 8

Ijaz Ahmed Jr not out 106

Wajahatullah Wasti c Wasim b Nasir 1

Naved Latif c Atif b Nasir 5

Manzoor Akhtar c Atif b Nasir 2

Taimur Khan c Nauman b Siddique 42

Aamir Hanif b Siddique 4

Rana Naveed-ul-Hasan not out 7

EXTRAS (B-1, LB-7, W-31, NB-1) 40

TOTAL (for seven wkts, 50 overs) 249

FALL OF WKTS: 1-47, 2-85, 3-90, 4-99, 5-106, 6-219, 7-235.

DID NOT BAT: Arshad Khan, Aqib Javed.

BOWLING: Mohammad Siddique 10-0-58-2; Nauman Habib 10-1-35-1; Abdul Nasir 10-2-21-4; Ahmed Nadeem 10-0-52-0; Naeem Khan 4-0-33-0; Wasim Yousufi 3-0-26-0; Shoaib Khan 3-0-16-0.

PESHAWAR:

Sajjad Ahmed c Arshad b Nawaz 32

Abdul Nasir lbw b Rana Naveed 0

Kashif Khan c Taimur b Nawaz 29

Aftab Khan c Rana Naveed b Nawaz 4

Shoaib Khan b Nawaz 0

Wasim Yousufi b Arshad 7

Ahmed Nadeem c Rana Naveed b Nawaz 46

Atif Iqbal c Naved Latif b Manzoor 20

Nauman Habib st Naved Latif b Manzoor 8

M. Siddique c Naved Latif b Manzoor 0

Naeem Khan not out 4

EXTRAS (B-6, LB-1, W-3, NB-5) 15

TOTAL (all out, 46.1 overs) 165

FALL OF WKTS: 1-6, 2-58, 3-64, 4-70, 5-81, 6-82, 7-151, 8-154, 9-156.

BOWLING: Aqib Javed 8-1-32-0; Rana Naveed-ul-Hasan 9-1-17-1; Taimur Khan 1-0-12-0; Mohammad Nawaz 10-0-25-5; Arshad Khan 10-1-33-1; Manzoor Akhtar 8.1-1-39-3.

*KRL beat Rest of NWFP by eight wickets at KRL Stadium, Rawalpindi

REST OF NWFP 129 in 39.2 overs (Haji Badshah 44; Saeed Ajmal 3-15, Naeem Akhtar 3-26, Yasir Arafat 3-26);

KRL 130-2 in 24.4 overs (Mohammad Ramzan 59 not out, Misbah-ul-Haq 50 not out); Shakeel-ur-Rehman 2-29).

*ADBP beat Rawalpindi by three wickets at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi

RAWALPINDI 233-7 in 50 overs (Naveed Ashraf 50, Jahanzeb 33, Babar Naeem 28, Wasim Ahmed 20 not out; Fahad Masood 2-34, Tahir Mughal 2-40, Javed Hayat 2-46);

ADBP 237-7 in 49.1 overs (Zahoor Elahi 44, Mansoor Rana 43, Hafiz Majid 37, Faisal Naveed 29, Javed Hayat 29; Babar Naeem 4-44, Iftikhar Mahmood 2-40).

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