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Pakistan National T20 Cup 2023-24: Tournament Thread

Which side will win the National T20 Cup 2023/24?

  • Lahore Whites

    Votes: 2 13.3%

  • Larkana Region

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Karachi Whites

    Votes: 5 33.3%

  • Peshawar Region

    Votes: 4 26.7%

  • Hyderabad Region

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • D.M Jamali Region

    Votes: 1 6.7%

  • Karachi Blues

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Lahore Blues

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Faisalabad Region

    Votes: 2 13.3%

  • Rawalpindi Region

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • FATA Region

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Multan Region

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Sialkot Region

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Abbottabad Region

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Islamabad Region

    Votes: 1 6.7%
  • Total voters
    15
  • Poll closed .
Good match for Shoaib Malik

Also well done to Karachi blues for beating Peshawar!
 
It's a joke that some of the u19 battters couldn't get in to these teams. A good number of the top order batsmen for most teams are genuine no 8 or 9.

The like of Babar,fakhar,rizwan etc can play for Pakistan in their 60s considering the batting talent currently.
 
MOHAMMAD RAZA-UL-MUSTAFA WK batsman

19 year old played a good innings for Rawalpindi
 
hassan918 said:
Karachi Blues beat Peshawar by seven wickets at NBP Sports Complex

Peshawar 101 all out, 18.1 overs (Mohammad Haris 39, Sahibzada Farhan 21; Mohammad Taha 3-3, Syed Waleed Azeem 3-24, Hasan Mohsin 2-14, Mohammad Asghar 1-25)

Karachi Blues 102-3, 18.2 overs (Fazal Subhan 50 not out, Hasan Mohsin 37 not out; Mohammad Imran 1-11, Mohammad Abbas Afridi 1-12, Azam Khan 1-34)

Dera Murad Jamali beat Hyderabad by one run at UBL Sports Complex

DM Jamali 117 all out, 19.3 overs (Zubair Khan 36, Nasir Khan 26; Majid Asghar 3-15, Jawad Ali 3-20, Mustafa Nasir 2-17, Asim Jutt 1-29, Daniyal Hussain Rajput 1-33)

Hyderabad 116-8, 20 overs (Mohammad Suleman 39, Tayyab Ali Shah 17; Mohammad Ayaz 2-26, Mohammad Shahid 1-5, Nasir Khan 1-8, Mohammad Ikram 1-11, Zahoor Ahmed 1-22)

FATA beat AJK by 40 runs at HPC Oval Ground

FATA 153-8, 20 overs (Khushdil Shah 54, Mohammad Sarwar Afridi 44 not out; Basit Ali 3-15, Mohammad Shehzad 3-26, Daniyal Allah Ditta 1-15, Aqib Liaqat 1-23)

AJK 113-7, 20 overs (Naveed Malik 41, Usman Maroof 33; Shahid Aziz 4-20, Asif Afridi 1-13, Khushdil Shah 1-29, Usman Khan Shinwari 1-31)
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Rawalpindi beat Abbottabad by three wickets at National Bank Stadium

Abbottabad 177-5, 20 overs (Fakhar Zaman 72, Sajjad Ali Jnr 27, Kamran Ghulam 27; Zaman Khan 2-40, Jahandad Khan 1-36, Mehran Mumtaz 1-37)

Rawalpindi 180-7, 19.5 overs (Mohammad Raza-ul-Mustafa 42 not out, Yasir Khan 39; Aqib Khan 2-33, Yasir Shah 2-34, Atizaz Habib Khan 1-24, Adil Naz 1-33)
 
PakEngFan said:
The like of Babar,fakhar,rizwan etc can play for Pakistan in their 60s considering the batting talent currentl
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What???

Babar and Rizwan shouldn’t be playing white ball cricket right now if we are fair let alone in their 60s
 
Rana said:
What???

Babar and Rizwan shouldn’t be playing white ball cricket right now if we are fair let alone in their 60s
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Yes we have world class talent in domestics. Look at the joke playing in national t20s. Can you name their replacements?
 
Saw a little bit of the Bawalpur game- standard was awful. The pindi- Abbottabad game was better but too much rubbish served up and some of the fielding is comical.
 
Match Summary:
Faisalabad emerged victorious in a thrilling encounter against Bahawalpur, securing a comfortable win by eight wickets. The match, which featured intense cricketing action, showcased superb performances from both bat and ball.

First Innings - Bahawalpur: 117-9 (20 overs):
Bahawalpur faced a challenging task after being put into bat. They managed to post a total of 117 runs for the loss of 9 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Moinuddin top-scored for Bahawalpur with a resilient knock of 29 runs, supported by contributions from Mohammad Shahid (18) and Mohammad Faizan Zafar (18). The bowlers from Faisalabad exhibited great skill, with Asad Raza leading the attack with figures of 3-19. Shehzad Gul, Waqas Maqsood, Sadaqat Ali, and Mohammad Faizan also made crucial breakthroughs, taking 2 wickets each.

Second Innings - Faisalabad: 118-2 (15.3 overs):
In response, Faisalabad chased down the target with authority, reaching 118 runs for the loss of only 2 wickets in just 15.3 overs. Mohammad Faizan was the star of the innings, playing a brilliant unbeaten knock of 76 runs. His innings included a display of power-hitting and skillful shot selection. Taimoor Sultan provided valuable support with a steady innings of 23 runs. The Bahawalpur bowlers struggled to make breakthroughs, with Adeel Ur Rehman and Mohammad Junaid managing to take one wicket each.

Key Performers:

Mohammad Faizan (Faisalabad): The standout performer of the match, scoring an impressive unbeaten 76 runs and guiding his team to victory.
Asad Raza (Faisalabad): Made a significant impact with the ball, claiming three important wickets to dent Bahawalpur's innings.
Result:
Faisalabad won the match convincingly by eight wickets, showcasing their dominance with both bat and ball.

Man of the Match:
Mohammad Faizan's exceptional innings earns him the well-deserved title of the Man of the Match for his outstanding contribution to Faisalabad's victory.
 
Bewal Express said:
Saw a little bit of the Bawalpur game- standard was awful. The pindi- Abbottabad game was better but too much rubbish served up and some of the fielding is comical.
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Any young players catch your eye so far?
 
Karachi, 24 November 2023: The first day of the AH Group Presents Jazz Super 4G National T20 Cup 2023-24 was full of action as 16 teams battled it out across four venues in Karachi.

Group A

Syed Waleed Azeem and Mohammad Taha took three wickets each to bundle out Peshawar for 101 as Karachi Blues romped to the 102-run target for the loss of just three batters and 10 balls remaining. Opening batter Fazal Subhan made 50 not out of 48 balls to steer the chase.

In the Lahore Whites-Larkana clash, Ahmed Shehzad and Muhammad Akhlaq showcased their batting heroics with a 113-run opening partnership to secure a seven-wicket win at NBP Sports Complex. Mohammad Irfan fronted Lahore Whites’ well-rounded bowling effort with 3-12 to contain Larkana to a modest 137-8.

Group B

Karachi Whites captain Asad Shafiq led from the front with a solid 59 against Islamabad at UBL Sports Complex to help his side complete a four-wicket win with nine balls to spare. Earlier, leg-spinner Arif Yaqoob took four wickets to restrict Islamabad to 119-7 in 20 overs.

Dera Murad Jamali held onto a tight one-run victory over Hyderabad, managing to successfully defend a low target of 118 at UBL Sports Complex. An all-round bowling performance spearheaded by an economical spell from Nasir Khan, who gave away just eight runs in his four overs and took a wicket, kept Hyderabad to 116-8 in 20 overs.

Group C

Rawalpindi wicket-keeper Mohammad Raza-ul-Mustafa fired an unbeaten 42 off 18 balls to vault Rawalpindi to a dramatic three-wicket win over Abbottabad at National Bank Stadium. Fakhar Zaman’s feisty 72 to help Abbottabad post 177-5 went in vain as Raza’s boundary-laden cameo saw Rawalpindi win on the penultimate ball.

Asif Ali-led Faisalabad delivered a thumping performance with both bat and ball to register a comprehensive eight-wicket win over Bahawalpur. Faisalabad pacer Asad Raza’s three wickets and contributions from Waqas Maqsood (2-24) and Shehzad Gul (2-15) saw Bahawalpur muster only 117-9, which seemed insufficient in front of Mohammad Faizan’s brilliant 76 not out off 55 deliveries.

Group D

Shoaib Malik-led Sialkot clinched a Super Over win over Multan after both sides’ scores were level at 148. The six-ball shootout bowled by Malik saw him take both wickets for just three runs after which Sialkot got over the line in four deliveries. Multan had notable performers in Zeeshan Ashraf (61, 45b, 4x4s, 4x6s) and Tahir Hussain (4-26) while Sialkot opener Mirza Tahir Baig had made a 48-ball 66 in the first innings.

FATA right-arm pacer Shahid Aziz rattled the AJK batting with a four-fer as the latter fell short by 40 runs in the encounter at HPC Oval Ground. In the first innings, Khushdil Shah (54, 40b, 3x4s, 3x6s) and Mohammad Sarwar Afridi (44 not out, 30b, 2x4s, 4x6s) set the tone for FATA reaching the match-winning total of 153-8 in 20 overs.

Scores in brief:

Lahore Whites beat Larkana by seven wickets at NBP Sports Complex

Larkana 137-8, 20 overs (Mushtaq Ahmed 37 not out, Umar Khalid 33, Zahid Mehmood 20; Mohammad Irfan 3-12, Mohammad Amir Khan 2-37, Saad Khan 1-14, Saad Nasim 1-23, Ahmed Daniyal 1-34)

Lahore Whites 141-3, 16.5 overs (Ahmed Shehzad 60, Muhammad Akhlaq 53; Mohammad Umar 1-8, Ali Asghar 1-24, Zahid Mehmood 1-28)

Karachi Whites beat Islamabad by four wickets at UBL Sports Complex

Islamabad 119-7, 20 overs (Hammad Siddique 26 not out, Hasan Nawaz 26, Farmanullah Khan 23; Arif Yaqoob 4-18, Danish Aziz 2-10, Asad Shafiq 1-16)

Karachi Whites 121-6, 18.3 overs (Asad Shafiq 59, Omair Bin Yousuf 27; Shayan Sheikh 2-14, Umair Afridi 2-21, Azan Tariq 1-3, Haris Rauf 1-21)

Match Tied – Sialkot beat Multan in Super Over at HPC Oval Ground

Sialkot 148-8, 20 overs (Mirza Tahir Baig 66, Shoaib Malik 42; Tahir Hussain 4-26, Sirajuddin 2-25, Aamir Yamin 1-23)

Multan 148-7, 20 overs (Zeeshan Ashraf 61; Shoaib Malik 2-23, Mohammad Abbas 2-25, Hamza Nazar 1-16, Amad Butt 1-23, Sohaibullah 1-31)

Karachi Blues beat Peshawar by seven wickets at NBP Sports Complex

Peshawar 101 all out, 18.1 overs (Mohammad Haris 39, Sahibzada Farhan 21; Mohammad Taha 3-3, Syed Waleed Azeem 3-24, Hasan Mohsin 2-14, Mohammad Asghar 1-25)

Karachi Blues 102-3, 18.2 overs (Fazal Subhan 50 not out, Hasan Mohsin 37 not out; Mohammad Imran 1-11, Mohammad Abbas Afridi 1-12, Azam Khan 1-34)

Dera Murad Jamali beat Hyderabad by one run at UBL Sports Complex

DM Jamali 117 all out, 19.3 overs (Zubair Khan 36, Nasir Khan 26; Majid Asghar 3-15, Jawad Ali 3-20, Mustafa Nasir 2-17, Asim Jutt 1-29, Daniyal Hussain Rajput 1-33)

Hyderabad 116-8, 20 overs (Mohammad Suleman 39, Tayyab Ali Shah 17; Mohammad Ayaz 2-26, Mohammad Shahid 1-5, Nasir Khan 1-8, Mohammad Ikram 1-11, Zahoor Ahmed 1-22)

FATA beat AJK by 40 runs at HPC Oval Ground

FATA 153-8, 20 overs (Khushdil Shah 54, Mohammad Sarwar Afridi 44 not out; Basit Ali 3-15, Mohammad Shehzad 3-26, Daniyal Allah Ditta 1-15, Aqib Liaqat 1-23)

AJK 113-7, 20 overs (Naveed Malik 41, Usman Maroof 33; Shahid Aziz 4-20, Asif Afridi 1-13, Khushdil Shah 1-29, Usman Khan Shinwari 1-31)

Rawalpindi beat Abbottabad by three wickets at National Bank Stadium

Abbottabad 177-5, 20 overs (Fakhar Zaman 72, Sajjad Ali Jnr 27, Kamran Ghulam 27; Zaman Khan 2-40, Jahandad Khan 1-36, Mehran Mumtaz 1-37)

Rawalpindi 180-7, 19.5 overs (Mohammad Raza-ul-Mustafa 42 not out, Yasir Khan 39; Aqib Khan 2-33, Yasir Shah 2-34, Atizaz Habib Khan 1-24, Adil Naz 1-33)

Faisalabad beat Bahawalpur by eight wickets at National Bank Stadium

Bahawalpur 117-9, 20 overs (Moinuddin 29, Mohammad Shahid 18, Mohammad Faizan Zafar 18; Asad Raza 3-19, Shehzad Gul 2-15, Waqas Maqsood 2-24, Sadaqat Ali 1-17, Mohammad Faizan 1-37)

Faisalabad 118-2, 15.3 overs (Mohammad Faizan 76 not out, Taimoor Sultan 23; Adeel Ur Rehman 1-21, Mohammad Junaid 1-30)
 
Omer2002 said:
Absolute awful standard i guess it was expected with so many teams
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In a way I don't mind a tournament like this for T20 to give unknowns a possible chance to discover the unpolished diamond. Because lets face it, we are reliant on hail Mary's to find talent because we have given up on developing any systems.
 
just seeing this shows you everything you need to know about the direction Pakistan cricket is heading in, total shambles that is barely professional standard.

on a side note seems like everyone who did well in the PJL has been ignored, and you have random players from all over representing. truly depressing.
 
ElRaja said:
just seeing this shows you everything you need to know about the direction Pakistan cricket is heading in, total shambles that is barely professional standard.

on a side note seems like everyone who did well in the PJL has been ignored, and you have random players from all over representing. truly depressing.
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Right so we bring in a group of players from a under 16 league for the sake of it?
 
ElRaja said:
just seeing this shows you everything you need to know about the direction Pakistan cricket is heading in, total shambles that is barely professional standard.

on a side note seems like everyone who did well in the PJL has been ignored, and you have random players from all over representing. truly depressing.
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The standards are appalling and aren't going to improve any time soon. In charge of our cricket we have Baba Sethi and AZs money laundering Banker. The big 3, are getting stronger and we are stuck with these idiots
 
Rana said:
Right so we bring in a group of players from a under 16 league for the sake of it?
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Some of them are miles better then the players playing here. Its embarrassing some of the players playing in the national t20. This tournament is 100 step backwards from last year.

Majority of the batsmen playing in the top order for some of these teams won't bat any higher then no 9 or 10 in international
 
Rana said:
Right so we bring in a group of players from a under 16 league for the sake of it?
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the players in the PJL are all around twenty now, the fact that not even one has made this league says far more of the selection process for the league than those players ability.

one team had ten debutants, its obvious some players are being played simply for the sake of it anyway.
 
ElRaja said:
the players in the PJL are all around twenty now, the fact that not even one has made this league says far more of the selection process for the league than those players ability.

one team had ten debutants, its obvious some players are being played simply for the sake of it anyway.
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Some guys have probably paid to play.
 
Rana said:
Right so we bring in a group of players from a under 16 league for the sake of it?
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No, it means all the standouts from PJL are where exactly? They played some U-19 tours, did well and are nowhere to be seen domestically.

The lack of development and the lack of even caring to develop players by PCB is really shocking. You see some of the highlights, these guys look so bad, so many mediocre bowlers who not only lack but don't even have a lick of line/length, spinners who can't turn the ball and batters who can't hit a 6. The lack of talent is ridiculous and still, there is a lack of refusal to give those standout PJL players a proper chance.
 
I'm glad we got rid of the 6 team format so that we can watch Dera Murad Jamali vs. Northwest Territory of Chai Walas United play club cricket. Sure the standard is way down, stats will be inflated, and players won't improve but at least they all have jobs right??
 
National T20 Cup toss update:

Peshawar won the toss and decided to field first against Lahore Whites at NBP Sports Complex, Karachi

Karachi Whites won the toss and decided to field first against Dera Murad Jamali at UBL Sports Complex, Karachi
 
ElRaja said:
just seeing this shows you everything you need to know about the direction Pakistan cricket is heading in, total shambles that is barely professional standard.

on a side note seems like everyone who did well in the PJL has been ignored, and you have random players from all over representing. truly depressing.
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It's only downfall in domestic cricket after Ramiz's era.

This current domestic system is even worse than the old department on in early 2010s
 
Lahore White is struggling against the Peshawar Region.

The score is 74/4 after 13 overs.
 
Dera Murad Jamali vs Karachi White score update:

Dera Murad Jamali is 113/4 after 14 overs.
 
Rana said:
A new era of T20 cricket under a new regime begins in Pakistan. Really looking forward to this tournament and keeping a close eye on how things unfold considering the new management and selection committee. The doors will now hopefully be open for every deserving player in Pakistan cricket to show what they are capable of and make strides towards the national side. World Cup 2024 is the goal, and a new hope under Shaheen glimmers, as long as the selection of the national side is honest in accordance to batting positions and deserving bowling options

Some questions that I am seeking answers too in this tournament…

1. Will Amir and Imad play? A lot of talk sitting outside…the ship may have sailed for them for One Day cricket but both are capable to represent Pakistan in the shortest format.

Less talk, get your regional gears on and put your money where your mouth is!

2. Will we see a re-invented Babar Azam? At number 3 perhaps? He’s seen very closely how the big boys of white ball cricket play when batting in the powerplay (Rohit, Warner, Marsh, Head, DeQock, Ravindra etc).

Will we finally see the unshackled, unrestrained Babar Azam?

3. All eyes on Abrar Ahmed. Everyone wanted him to play in the squad, well here is your chance to show why everyone was crying for you to be a part of the XI instead of sitting on the bench. Will he prove the management wrong by displaying white ball skills that we have been yearning for since Ajmal was banned?

4. All eyes on Saim Ayub and Fakhar Zaman, what positions will they bat for their regions? Pakistan see them as middle order batsmen apparently

5. Asif Afridi, Salman Irshad, Zaman Khan…time for you boys to make your mark now. 3 excellent T20 bowling prospects.

6. Haseebullah, Abdul Wahid Bangalzai, Abdullah Shafique, Sahibzada Farhan, Muhammad Hurraira…Are you boys ready to step up and play like the big boys? Pakistan cricket will move forward if it’s young guns are willing to break free. All players listed are capable of playing safe runs, safe approach 50s…but can they now take it to the next step and cut loose? Saim Ayub is fearless, and everyone wants him! can we see these boys ready to be fearless as well?

7. Mohammad Harris, time to dominate, break records. 13-15 ball fifties, 30-40 ball hundreds…that’s what you can achieve if you go for it son. Go for it!

8. Arshad Iqbal, Ihsanullah, Shahnawaz Dahani…Next World Cup in South Africa, a huge opportunity for Tall pacers.

9. Sufyan Muqeem and Faisal Akram…BIG DEMAND for left are chinaman bowlers, are you ready to step up for the call?

10. Aamer Jamal…A new hope in the pace all-rounders department. Will he be allowed to express himself in both Batting and Bowling the way an All-Rounder should be allowed to express themselves?

11. Nauman Ali and Sajid Khan, a big opportunity for a proper Test Class/FC level spinner to break into the Pakistan side and deliver 10 crucial overs like Maharaj delivers for South Africa..are these two ready to take up the challenge and finally provide Pakistan with a proper spinner’s option for the 2025 Champion’s trophy?

12. Mubasir Khan and Omair Bin Yousuf: Two highly exciting, talented middle order batting prospects with ability to power through. Massive opportunity for you two to now show what you are made of in this new Dawn!

13. Iftikhar Ahmed, are you gonna show that you can actually claim to be the strongest power hitter with performances you are capable of playing in T10, so why not bring that game into T20 and actually tear the roof down for once!

14. Asif Ali and Khushdil Shah…you boys have big daddy power, but you boys are batting too low to make that count. Step up, bat in the top 4 and show us that you can still offer a lot to Pakistan cricket.



Some of the few things that I am looking forward to. Maybe you guys can also highlight what you want to see in this tournament.
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Absolute meal made by PCB on coverage.

Thanks to this new era. Well done.
 
Scores in brief:

Peshawar beat Lahore Whites by seven wickets at NBP Sports Complex

Lahore Whites 128-9, 20 overs (Saad Nasim 41, Saad Khan 24, Ali Zaryab 22; Mohammad Imran 3-25, Iftikhar Ahmed 2-20, Mohammad Abbas Afridi 2-23, Imran Khan Snr 2-25)
Peshawar 129-3, 18.3 overs (Adil Amin 61 not out, Abbas Ali 28, Mohammad Haris 20; Mohammad Amir Khan 1-17, Ahmed Daniyal 1-22, Mohammad Irfan 1-31)

Karachi Whites beat Dera Murad Jamali by eight wickets at UBL Sports Complex

DM Jamali 182-6, 20 overs (Fahad Hussain 45, Basit Ali 40, Mohammad Deen 36, Zubair Khan 27; Ziaullah 3-36, Arif Yaqoob 2-27, Sohail Khan 1-36)
Karachi Whites 183-2, 17.5 overs (Omair Bin Yousuf 78 not out, Asad Shafiq 62 not out, Khurram Manzoor 29; Nasir Khan 2-23)​
 
National T20 2023-24 toss update:

Quetta won the toss and elected to bat first against Karachi Blues at NBP Sports Complex, Karachi

Hyderabad won the toss and elected to bat first against Lahore Blues at UBL Sports Complex, Karachi
 
Multan win the toss and decide to field first against AJK at National Bank Stadium, Karachi
 
Rana said:
How many teams are there in the NatWest T20 blast?
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The quality is miles better than this rubbish. You literally have tailenders pretending to be batsmens and the fielding level is as bad or as good as a 3rd 11 club game.
 
Rana said:
How many teams are there in the NatWest T20 blast?
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Seems you are Still lost one year later. How can you compare T20 Blast with this joke.
It is of Such a poor quality that it is impossible to watch, follow. No performance count and you can't judge a player.
 
Anyone heard of the Urdu maxim "Jungle mai mor nacha kis nay dekha?" - basically means if something fancy happens in a place where no one looks or cares about, no one will know about it

Made bucketloads of teams to make PDM and their boys happy and can't even cover one game properly on TV or even on scorecard.

Pathetic.
 
Ali Majid is such an underrated bowler here. He is a good banker to have in the side.

Fast action, flat hit a length leg spin. Just not enough control and guile like Rashid Khan….plus I’m not sure he has a flipper/googly as I have not seen enough of him.
 
This is a good bowling attack Multan have


They look like a solid T20 side
 
Rana said:
Ali Majid is such an underrated bowler here. He is a good banker to have in the side.

Fast action, flat hit a length leg spin. Just not enough control and guile like Rashid Khan….plus I’m not sure he has a flipper/googly as I have not seen enough of him.
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Disagree, I've not seen him bowl before so just basing it on this game but he was all over the place with his line. He bowled a lot of loose deliveries that should have been put away. Any decent batsman would handle him very easily with no spin, only a quick bowling action and skiddy pace. I definitely didn't see him bowl any flippers or googlies, just straight with full toss and wides thrown in.
 
MenInG said:
Anyone heard of the Urdu maxim "Jungle mai mor nacha kis nay dekha?" - basically means if something fancy happens in a place where no one looks or cares about, no one will know about it

Made bucketloads of teams to make PDM and their boys happy and can't even cover one game properly on TV or even on scorecard.

Pathetic.
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It was an attempt to please those losers who hated IK and in the end the standard is no better than league cricket in England. Infact I recognise many names that play in the Sunday parks leagues and get carted around by taxi drivers.
 
Haseebullah the most overrated upcoming white ball batsman in the country
 
Lahore Blues beat Hyderabad by one wicket at UBL Sports Complex

Hyderabad 153-6, 20 overs (Mohammad Suleman 57, Rizwan Mehmood 42; Hunain Shah 3-20, Asfand Mehran 1-34)

Lahore Blues 154-9, 20 overs (Imran Butt 48, Qasim Akram 22, Hussain Talat 22; Jawad Ali 3-38, Daniyal Hussain Rajput 2-16, Asim Jutt 2-31, Asad Malik 1-23, Mustafa Nasir 1-39)

Karachi Blues beat Quetta by five wickets at NBP Sports Complex

Quetta 145-8, 20 overs (Abdul Wahid Bangalzai 48, Bismillah Khan 37; Mohammad Asghar 3-19, Bahadur Ali 1-8, Saqib Khan 1-25, Syed Waleed Azeem 1-34)

Karachi Blues 146-5, 19 overs (Jahanzaib Sultan 77, Saifullah Bangash 33 not out; Gohar Faiz 2-27, Jalat Khan 2-36, Bakhtiar Shah 1-21)
 
What’s the next match scheduled for the PCB live YouTube and it’s timing?
 
Scores in brief

Multan beat AJK by seven wickets at National Bank Stadium

AJK 131 all out, 19.2 overs
(Usman Maroof 51, Aqib Liaqat 22; Tahir Hussain 3-21, Ali Majid 2-21, Sirajuddin 2-30, Faisal Akram 1-29, Aamer Yamin 1-30)

Multan 132-3, 17.3 overs
(Sharjeel Khan 53, Haseebullah 46 not out; Mohammad Shehzad 1-12, Basit Ali 1-21, Naveed Malik 1-24)
 
MenInG said:
Anyone heard of the Urdu maxim "Jungle mai mor nacha kis nay dekha?" - basically means if something fancy happens in a place where no one looks or cares about, no one will know about it

Made bucketloads of teams to make PDM and their boys happy and can't even cover one game properly on TV or even on scorecard.

Pathetic.
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Under the reign of Ramiz, Wasim and Mani the domestic structure and quality was much better with full hd coverage and a certain excitement.

I wonder where's the money going now. Not to mention ICC's recent revenue share is much better as well now.
 
RidiculousMan said:
Under the reign of Ramiz, Wasim and Mani the domestic structure and quality was much better with full hd coverage and a certain excitement.

I wonder where's the money going now. Not to mention ICC's recent revenue share is much better as well now.
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Yes, that's true. Ramiz Raja improved the broadcast of domestic cricket.
 
Mohammad Suleman top-scored for Hyderabad with 57(49) in their narrow loss to Lahore Blues in National T20 Cup 2023.

 
The National T20 Cup 2023 is getting really exciting. Players are putting on great performances every day.
 
Sialkot 151/3 (15 overs game) vs FATA in the first innings.

Mohammad Huraira 71* off 42 striking nearly at 170 with 11 fours.

This is not even Huraira's game. He can develop though. But he's showing his anger through his performances in his weakest format yet.

This is a sign of an elite mentality. Playing out of your comfort zone and letting your bat speak.
 
21 years old Jahanzaib Sultan played an impressive innings of 77 runs off 55 balls in National T20 Cup 2023-24 while playing for Karachi Blues against Quetta. These are highlights of his innings.

 
FATA beat Sialkot by two runs (DLS method) at National Bank Stadium

Sialkot 151-3, 15 overs (Mohammad Huraira 71 not out, Mirza Tahir Baig 40; Shahid Aziz 2-29, Khushdil Shah 1-27)
FATA 77-1, 8.3 overs (Samiullah Jnr 32 not out, Rehan Afridi 29; Usman Khalid 1-17)
 
hassan918 said:
21 years old Jahanzaib Sultan played an impressive innings of 77 runs off 55 balls in National T20 Cup 2023-24 while playing for Karachi Blues against Quetta. These are highlights of his innings.

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9.1 overs to score 77 runs

Sorry mate. That’s not good enough. Doesn’t matter how good you look or how young you are!
 
One way to improve domestic cricket is to scrap department cricket altogether

I'm hearing department cricket are not really offering decent contracts apart from established international cricketers. If it is the case then department cricket should be scrapped at any cost because it is just waste of time if players aren't getting same packages before. Playing regions and department separately is causing everything being cramped together resulting in rubbish quality. PCB has 18 teams in one city, 3 matches in a row on same ground, no break at all. It reduces the whole quality of cricket.


8 FC in first division and 10 FC team in second division


18 teams list A tournament

18 team T20 tournament.

All three format should be played from 1st September to 10 days before PSL.

I like the idea every team getting an opportunity like in National T20, it should be extended be Pakistan cup as well. The tournament should be properly structured where quality is insured. Teams playing in different cities, no such rubbish as 3 matches in a day on same ground.
 
FATA win rain-hit clash, Lahore Blues clinch one-wicket victory in last-ball finish on second day of National T20 Cup

Karachi, 25 November 2023: The second day of the AH Group Presents Jazz Super 4G National T20 Cup 2023-24 saw action across three venues in Karachi. In Group A, Peshawar and Karachi Blues registered wins. Group B saw Lahore Blues and Karachi Whites claim crucial points. For group D, Multan and FATA were the successful sides. Group C did not have any fixtures scheduled for the day.

Group A

Adil Amin’s unbeaten half-century took Peshawar to a seven-wicket victory over Lahore Whites at NBP Sports Complex. They chased the target in 18.3 after restricting Lahore Whites for 128-9 on the back of three wickets by Mohammad Imran while two wickets each were taken by Iftikhar Ahmed, Mohammad Abbas Afridi and Imran Khan Snr.

Karachi Blues beat Quetta by five wickets at the same venue courtesy of a solid knock of 77 runs by Saifullah Bangash who helped his side chase 146 in 19 overs. Earlier, Quetta were restricted to 145-8 in 20 overs, with Mohammad Asghar taking three wickets.

Group B

Half-centuries by Karachi Whites captain Asad Shafiq and Omair Bin Yousuf allowed them to secure an eight-wicket win over Dera Murad Jamali at UBL Sports Complex. The side chased the target of 183 in 17.5 overs, losing only two wickets in the process, which came courtesy of left-arm spinner Nasir Khan.

At the same venue, Lahore Blues clinched a last-ball thriller over Hyderabad, edging to a one-wicket victory as the side chased 154 on the back of a collective batting effort. Three wickets by Jawad Ali and two wickets each by Daniyal Hussain Rajput and Asim Ali ensured that Imran Butt-led Lahore Blues were fiercely challenged during the chase.

Group D

At National Bank Stadium, Multan defeated Azad Jammu and Kashmir by seven wickets on the back of solid batting by Sharjeel Khan and Haseebullah who led the team to 132-3 in 17.3 overs. Earlier, AJK were dismissed for 131 in 19.2 overs with Tahir Hussain taking three wickets.

FATA won by two runs (DLS method) against Sialkot in a rain-impacted game at the same venue. Sialkot got to 151-3 in the stipulated 15 overs owing to an unbeaten half-century by Mohammad Huraira. In turn, FATA scored 77-1 in 8.3 overs when rain returned and the side was awarded the game as per the DLS calculations.

Scores in brief:

Group A

Peshawar beat Lahore Whites by seven wickets at NBP Sports Complex

Lahore Whites 128-9, 20 overs (Saad Nasim 41, Saad Khan 24, Ali Zaryab 22; Mohammad Imran 3-25, Iftikhar Ahmed 2-20, Mohammad Abbas Afridi 2-23, Imran Khan Snr 2-25)

Peshawar 129-3, 18.3 overs (Adil Amin 61 not out, Abbas Ali 28, Mohammad Haris 20; Mohammad Amir Khan 1-17, Ahmed Daniyal 1-22, Mohammad Irfan 1-31)

Karachi Blues beat Quetta by five wickets at NBP Sports Complex

Quetta 145-8, 20 overs (Abdul Wahid Bangalzai 48, Bismillah Khan 37; Mohammad Asghar 3-19, Bahadur Ali 1-8, Saqib Khan 1-25, Syed Waleed Azeem 1-34)

Karachi Blues 146-5, 19 overs (Jahanzaib Sultan 77, Saifullah Bangash 33 not out; Gohar Faiz 2-27, Jalat Khan 2-36, Bakhtiar Shah 1-21)

Group B

Karachi Whites beat Dera Murad Jamali by eight wickets at UBL Sports Complex

DM Jamali 182-6, 20 overs (Fahad Hussain 45, Basit Ali 40, Mohammad Deen 36, Zubair Khan 27; Ziaullah 3-36, Arif Yaqoob 2-27, Sohail Khan 1-36)

Karachi Whites 183-2, 17.5 overs (Omair Bin Yousuf 78 not out, Asad Shafiq 62 not out, Khurram Manzoor 29; Nasir Khan 2-23)

Lahore Blues beat Hyderabad by one wicket at UBL Sports Complex

Hyderabad 153-6, 20 overs (Mohammad Suleman 57, Rizwan Mehmood 42; Hunain Shah 3-20, Asfand Mehran 1-34)

Lahore Blues 154-9, 20 overs (Imran Butt 48, Qasim Akram 22, Hussain Talat 22; Jawad Ali 3-38, Daniyal Hussain Rajput 2-16, Asim Jutt 2-31, Asad Malik 1-23, Mustafa Nasir 1-39)

Group D

Multan beat AJK by seven wickets at National Bank Stadium

AJK 131 all out, 19.2 overs (Usman Maroof 51, Aqib Liaqat 22; Tahir Hussain 3-21, Ali Majid 2-21, Sirajuddin 2-30, Faisal Akram 1-29, Aamer Yamin 1-30)

Multan 132-3, 17.3 overs (Sharjeel Khan 53, Haseebullah 46 not out; Mohammad Shehzad 1-12, Basit Ali 1-21, Naveed Malik 1-24)

FATA beat Sialkot by two runs (DLS method) at National Bank Stadium

Sialkot 151-3, 15 overs (Mohammad Huraira 71 not out, Mirza Tahir Baig 40; Shahid Aziz 2-29, Khushdil Shah 1-27)

FATA 77-1, 8.3 overs (Samiullah Jnr. 32 not out, Rehan Afridi 29; Usman Khalid 1-17)

PCB
 
I wish there was better coverage, would have been fun to have seen Lahore Blues beat Hyderabad by one wicket. Looked like a close encounter.
 
To be honest 80% of the PJL players were better than these unknown unskilled players , PJL players were properly coached as all the batters had decent technique and almost every bowler could swing the ball , spinners were total crap though.
 
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