KRL rout NBP for low score

Published October 22, 2001

KARACHI, Oct 21: Current leaders National Bank lost ground in their bid to win the Patron’s Trophy Grade-I title when KRL restricted them to 204 in their first innings at Saga Ground, Sialkot Sunday.

KRL, in reply, closed the day on 34 without loss with openers Mohammad Ramzan (14) and skipper Ali Naqvi (15) seeing off pacers Mohammad Sami and Shabbir Ahmed, according to details available here.

National Bank, who were asked to bat first, lost the last seven wickets for the addition of just 93 runs as medium-pacers Jaffar Nazir and Mohammad Asif shared six wickets between them.

Fringe batsman Naumanullah compiled 59 off 103 balls in 143 minutes. There was only one other score of 20 in the innings, from wicket-keeper Kamran Akmal.

Scoreboard

NATIONAL BANK (1st Innings):

Shahid Anwar c Misbah b Asif 14

Imran Nazir b Jaffar 6

Naumanullah b Asif 59

Qaiser Abbas c Yasir b John 17

Sajid Ali c John b Yasir 19

Mohammad Javed c Wasim b Asif 9

Kamran Akmal lbw b Jaffar 20

Zahid Saeed b Ali Naqvi 15

Shabbir Ahmed c Wasim b Jaffar 12

Mushtaq Ahmed c Misbah b Ali Naqvi 6

Mohammad Sami not out 0

EXTRAS (B-4, LB-12, W-8, NB-3) 27

TOTAL (all out, 67 overs) 204

FALL OF WKTS: 1-11, 2-25, 3-93, 4-111, 5-135, 6-143, 7-184, 8-186, 9-198.

BOWLING: Jaffar Nazir 17-2-60-3; Stephen John 14-3-41-1; Mohammad Asif 14-5-27-3; Yasir Arafat 11-1-42-1; Ali Naqvi 11-6-18-2.

KRL (1st Innings):

Ali Naqvi not out 15

Mohammad Ramzan not out 14

EXTRAS (B-5) 5

TOTAL (for no wkt, 11 overs) 34

TO BAT: Saeed Anwar Jr, Mohammad Wasim, Misbah-ul-Haq, Intikhab Alam, Yasir Arafat, Nadeem Abbasi, Jaffar Nazir, Stephen John, Mohammad Asif.

BOWLING (to-date): Mohammad Sami 6-4-11-0; Shabbir Ahmed 5-2-18-0.

UMPIRES: Z.I. Pasha and Iftikhar Malik.

MATCH REFEREE: Ishtiaq Ahmed.

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