Rafiq Sherazi CC reach semis

Published January 23, 2008

KARACHI, Jan 22: Nasir Khan and Israr-ul-Haq shared six wickets between them while Umar Imtiaz made a valuable contribution with the willow to help Rafiq Sherazi Memorial Cricket Club reach the KCCA Inter-club League Cricket Championship semi-finals, as they thrashed Korangi Friends Cricket Club by 90 runs at the Landhi Gymkhana Ground on Monday.

Batting first, Rafiq Sherazi Memorial CC posted 226 all out in 49.4 overs with Umar Imtiaz top-scoring with 47.

Nasir Khan then claimed three wickets for 20 while Israr three for 29 to knock out Korangi Friends CC for 136 in 40 overs. Haris Ayaz made 44.

Meanwhile, Pakistan CC topped group ‘A’ with their seventh successive win of the championship as they beat Punjab CC by six wickets in a match played at the KCCA Stadium.

Summarised scores:

RAFIQ SHERAZI MEMORIAL CC 226 in 49.4 overs (Umar Imtiaz 47, Nadir Ansari 37, Wasim Naeem 27, Imtiaz Safdar 24, Mohammad Salman 24; Haris Ayaz 4-89, Sohail Mehdi 3-39); KORANGI FRIENDS CC 136 in 40 overs (Haris Ayaz 44, Mohammad Zaffar 19; Nasir Khan 3-20, Israr-ul-Haq 3-29, Mohammad Salman 2-56).

PUNJAB CC 83 in 31 overs (Fida Hussain 23, Fazal Azeem 19, Shoaib Ahmed 16; Shaharyar Ghani 3-23, Tabish Nawab 3-25, Misbah Khan 2-6); PAKISTAN CC 84-4 in 12.1 overs (Daniyal Ahsan 23, Rizwan Khan 15; Rehan Hassan 2-23).—APP

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