Naveed slams century

Published February 13, 2004

KARACHI, Feb 12: Acting Rawalpindi skipper Naveed Qureshi stroked an unbeaten century as the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match against Peshawar finished in a predictable draw at the Arbab Niaz Stadium in Peshawar on Thursday.

Only just 115 overs of play was possible in a match badly ruined by rain with the first two days completely washed out. Naveed, the former Test right-hander, scored 121 as the visiting side finished at 403 for eight in their first innings after starting the final day at 142 for two. Slow left-armer Noor-ul-Amin claimed five for 112.

Scoreboard

RAWALPINDI (1st Innings, overnight 142-2):

Babar Naeem c Ahmed Said b Umar 8

Bilal Asad c Umar b Noor 54

Ashar Zaidi lbw b Sajid 48

Bazid Khan c Sajid b Noor 27

Naveed Qureshi not out 121

Azhar Mahmood lbw b Noor 38

Shiraz Khalid lbw b Noor 15

Yasir Arafat c sub b Noor 20

Adnan Naveed lbw b Arshad 13

Alamgir not out 26

EXTRAS (B-9, LB-17, W-1, NB-6) 33

TOTAL (for eight wkts, 115 overs) 403

FALL OF WKTS: 1-32, 2-114, 3-142, 4-173, 5-241, 6-269, 7-304, 8-364.

DID NOT BAT: Rao Iftikhar.

BOWLING: Fazle Akbar 7-1-20-0 (1w); Umar Gul 19-2-88-1 (2nb); Sajid Shah 19-4-59-1 (3nb); Arshad Khan 29-5-91-1 (1nb); Noor-ul-Amin 40-8-112-5; Wajahatullah Wasti 1-0-7-0.

RESULT: Match drawn.

UMPIRES: Tariq Cheema and Zamir Haider.

MATCH REFEREE: Ishtiaq Ahmed.

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