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Update on final of President's Trophy Grade I 2023-24
Lahore, 25 January 2024:
The final of the President's Trophy Grade I 2023-24, set to be played between WAPDA and SNGPL, has been rescheduled and will now take place from 6 to 10 February in Karachi. The venue for the final will be confirmed in due course.
Nadeem Khan – Director Domestic Cricket Operations: “After careful consideration and in the spirit of fairness, we have decided to accommodate the request from one of the finalist teams to reschedule the President Trophy final.
"The return of the departments to domestic cricket has been a welcome change. This tournament has been a success with 21 matches taking place in seven rounds among seven departmental teams. We are confident that the final will also be played with the same competitive spirit and we wish good luck to both the finalists."
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Lahore, 25 January 2024:
The final of the President's Trophy Grade I 2023-24, set to be played between WAPDA and SNGPL, has been rescheduled and will now take place from 6 to 10 February in Karachi. The venue for the final will be confirmed in due course.
Nadeem Khan – Director Domestic Cricket Operations: “After careful consideration and in the spirit of fairness, we have decided to accommodate the request from one of the finalist teams to reschedule the President Trophy final.
"The return of the departments to domestic cricket has been a welcome change. This tournament has been a success with 21 matches taking place in seven rounds among seven departmental teams. We are confident that the final will also be played with the same competitive spirit and we wish good luck to both the finalists."
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Pindi Cricket Stadium to host President’s Trophy 2023-24 final
The final of the President’s Trophy Grade-I 2023-24, set to be played between Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) and Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL), has been rescheduled to take place from 9 to 13 February at Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi.
Earlier, seven departmental teams played six games each, over the course of seven rounds of matches played in Karachi.
WAPDA and SNGPL qualified for the final after topping the points table, with five and four wins respectively.
Mohammad Sajid and Waleed Yaqub will be the on-field umpires while Nadeem Arshad will serve as the match referee.
The final of the President’s Trophy Grade-I 2023-24, set to be played between Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) and Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL), has been rescheduled to take place from 9 to 13 February at Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi.
Earlier, seven departmental teams played six games each, over the course of seven rounds of matches played in Karachi.
WAPDA and SNGPL qualified for the final after topping the points table, with five and four wins respectively.
Mohammad Sajid and Waleed Yaqub will be the on-field umpires while Nadeem Arshad will serve as the match referee.
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Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) and Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) are set to play the final of the President’s Trophy Grade-I at the Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi from 9 to 13 February.
WAPDA and SNGPL qualified for the final after topping the points table after seven rounds of matches, with all seven departmental teams playing six matches each. WAPDA, with five wins out of six, had 62 points, whereas SNGPL had 57 points owing to four wins and a drawn result.
Iftikhar Ahmed will be captaining WAPDA while SNGPL will be led by Asad Shafiq.
Umar Akmal is currently leading the run charts for WAPDA, after amassing 489 runs in six games. Left-arm spinner Asif Afridi has been the most successful bowler for the team, grabbing 32 wickets in five games – the second highest of the tournament so far, behind Ghani Glass’ Mohammad Rameez Jnr’s tally of 42 wickets.
Abid Ali is the top-scorer for SNGPL with 532 runs in six games. Leg-spinner Arif Yaqoob and right-arm pacer Mohammad Ali are the joint-highest wicket-takers for SNGPL thus far; Arif bagged 19 scalps in three games while Ali equaled the tally in six games.
WAPDA will be heading into the final on the back of three-wicket win against Pakistan Television (PTV), which came in the last round of President’s Trophy. In the same round, SNGPL also claimed a dominant 109-run win over Higher Education Commission (HEC).
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WAPDA and SNGPL qualified for the final after topping the points table after seven rounds of matches, with all seven departmental teams playing six matches each. WAPDA, with five wins out of six, had 62 points, whereas SNGPL had 57 points owing to four wins and a drawn result.
Iftikhar Ahmed will be captaining WAPDA while SNGPL will be led by Asad Shafiq.
Umar Akmal is currently leading the run charts for WAPDA, after amassing 489 runs in six games. Left-arm spinner Asif Afridi has been the most successful bowler for the team, grabbing 32 wickets in five games – the second highest of the tournament so far, behind Ghani Glass’ Mohammad Rameez Jnr’s tally of 42 wickets.
Abid Ali is the top-scorer for SNGPL with 532 runs in six games. Leg-spinner Arif Yaqoob and right-arm pacer Mohammad Ali are the joint-highest wicket-takers for SNGPL thus far; Arif bagged 19 scalps in three games while Ali equaled the tally in six games.
WAPDA will be heading into the final on the back of three-wicket win against Pakistan Television (PTV), which came in the last round of President’s Trophy. In the same round, SNGPL also claimed a dominant 109-run win over Higher Education Commission (HEC).
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President's Trophy Final toss update:
WAPDA win the toss and decide to field first against SNGPL at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
WAPDA win the toss and decide to field first against SNGPL at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
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President's Trophy Final update:
Lunch (day 1) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 174-1 (40 over)
Lunch (day 1) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 174-1 (40 over)
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President's Trophy Final update:
Stumps (day 1) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7 (80 ov)
WAPDA: 5-0
Stumps (day 1) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7 (80 ov)
WAPDA: 5-0
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Kamran Ghulam, Sahibzada Farhan and Saud Shakeel score centuries on first day of President's Trophy Final
Kamran Ghulam, Sahibzada Farhan and Saud Shakeel struck centuries for SNGPL against WAPDA on day one of the final of the President’s Trophy Grade-I here at the Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi.
After being put into bat, SNGPL scored 479 for seven in 80 overs. After losing Test cricketer Abid Ali for no score, right-handed batters Sahibzada Farhan and Kamran Ghulam got together and knitted a 214-run partnership for the second wicket.
Sahibzada, who has featured in five T20Is for Pakistan, top-scored for the side, scoring 161 off 206 balls, hitting 22 fours and two sixes. 28-year-old Kamran was the second centurion for his side in the first innings. He scored a 136-ball 101, which included 16 fours.
Saud Shakeel, who has featured in 10 Test matches, and was also part of the Pakistan squad against Australia recently, returned undefeated on 123 off 81 balls, smashing 12 fours and four sixes.
That SNGPL managed to score around six an over in 80 overs was largely due to a quick-fire 44 off 20 balls from Mubasir Khan. The right-handed batter, coming to bat at number seven, struck four sixes and two fours over the course of his innings.
For WAPDA, captain Iftikhar Ahmed and Tahir Hussain bagged two wickets apiece.
Scores in brief:
SNGPL 479-7, 80 overs (Sahibzada Farhan 161, Saud Shakeel 123 not out, Kamran Ghulam 101, Mubasir Khan 44; Tahir Hussain 2-78, Iftikhar Ahmed 2-105)
WAPDA 5-0 (awarded five runs after SNGPL were penalised for a short-run)
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Kamran Ghulam, Sahibzada Farhan and Saud Shakeel struck centuries for SNGPL against WAPDA on day one of the final of the President’s Trophy Grade-I here at the Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi.
After being put into bat, SNGPL scored 479 for seven in 80 overs. After losing Test cricketer Abid Ali for no score, right-handed batters Sahibzada Farhan and Kamran Ghulam got together and knitted a 214-run partnership for the second wicket.
Sahibzada, who has featured in five T20Is for Pakistan, top-scored for the side, scoring 161 off 206 balls, hitting 22 fours and two sixes. 28-year-old Kamran was the second centurion for his side in the first innings. He scored a 136-ball 101, which included 16 fours.
Saud Shakeel, who has featured in 10 Test matches, and was also part of the Pakistan squad against Australia recently, returned undefeated on 123 off 81 balls, smashing 12 fours and four sixes.
That SNGPL managed to score around six an over in 80 overs was largely due to a quick-fire 44 off 20 balls from Mubasir Khan. The right-handed batter, coming to bat at number seven, struck four sixes and two fours over the course of his innings.
For WAPDA, captain Iftikhar Ahmed and Tahir Hussain bagged two wickets apiece.
Scores in brief:
SNGPL 479-7, 80 overs (Sahibzada Farhan 161, Saud Shakeel 123 not out, Kamran Ghulam 101, Mubasir Khan 44; Tahir Hussain 2-78, Iftikhar Ahmed 2-105)
WAPDA 5-0 (awarded five runs after SNGPL were penalised for a short-run)
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President's Trophy Final update:
Lunch (day 2) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7
WAPDA: 90-4 (23 overs)
Lunch (day 2) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7
WAPDA: 90-4 (23 overs)
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President's Trophy Final update:
Tea (day 2) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7 & 22-1 (5.4 ov)
WAPDA: 140
Tea (day 2) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7 & 22-1 (5.4 ov)
WAPDA: 140
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saud shakeel batting at a s/r of 150 in the final tells u everything u need to know about the quality of this competition.
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President's Trophy Final update:
Stumps (day 2) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7 & 121-5 (36 ov) WAPDA: 140
Stumps (day 2) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7 & 121-5 (36 ov) WAPDA: 140
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Dahani's seven-wicket haul puts SNGPL in command of the final
Shahnawaz Dahani takes seven-wicket haul for SNGPL as WAPDA were bundled out for a paltry 140 in 34.4 overs on the second day of the final of the President’s Trophy Grade- 1 here at the Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi on Saturday.
At stumps, SNGPL were 121 for five in 36 overs, leading by 460 runs.
Resuming their first innings with a deficit of 474 runs, WAPDA batters had no clue to face fiery spell from right-arm fast bowler Shahnawaz Dahani. Dahani, who has represented Pakistan in 13 white-ball matches, claimed seven wickets for 42 runs in 12.4 overs. The 25-year-old fast bowler was supported by another pace bowler Mir Hamza, who bagged two wickets for 30 runs.
For WAPDA, captain Iftikhar Ahmed was the only notable run-getter, as the right-handed batter top-scored for his side with a 59-ball 52, smashing four fours. Test batter Umar Akmal was other contributor with the bat, scoring run-a-ball 28, laced with six boundaries.
WAPDA were bowled out for 140 in 34.4 overs, handing SNGPL a lead of 339.
SNGPL, in return, didn’t enforce a follow-on and managed to score 121 for five in 36 overs, when stumps were drawn. Test opening batter Abid Ali, top-scored for SNGPL in the second innings with 38 off 59 balls, which included six fours. The first innings centurion Saud Shakeel returned undefeated on 18 off 47 balls.
For WAPDA, left-arm spinner Asif Afridi, the second highest wicket-taker in the tournament, bagged three wickets for 43 from 16 overs.
Scores in brief:
SNGPL 479-7, 80 overs (Sahibzada Farhan 161, Saud Shakeel 123 not out, Kamran Ghulam 101, Mubasir Khan 44; Tahir Hussain 2-78, Iftikhar Ahmed 2-105) and 121-5, 36 overs (Abid Ali 38, Kamran Ghulam 28; Asif Afridi 3-43)
WAPDA 140 all out, 34.4 overs (Iftikhar Ahmed 52, Umar Akmal 28; Shahnawaz Dahani 7-42, Mir Hamza 2-30)
Shahnawaz Dahani takes seven-wicket haul for SNGPL as WAPDA were bundled out for a paltry 140 in 34.4 overs on the second day of the final of the President’s Trophy Grade- 1 here at the Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi on Saturday.
At stumps, SNGPL were 121 for five in 36 overs, leading by 460 runs.
Resuming their first innings with a deficit of 474 runs, WAPDA batters had no clue to face fiery spell from right-arm fast bowler Shahnawaz Dahani. Dahani, who has represented Pakistan in 13 white-ball matches, claimed seven wickets for 42 runs in 12.4 overs. The 25-year-old fast bowler was supported by another pace bowler Mir Hamza, who bagged two wickets for 30 runs.
For WAPDA, captain Iftikhar Ahmed was the only notable run-getter, as the right-handed batter top-scored for his side with a 59-ball 52, smashing four fours. Test batter Umar Akmal was other contributor with the bat, scoring run-a-ball 28, laced with six boundaries.
WAPDA were bowled out for 140 in 34.4 overs, handing SNGPL a lead of 339.
SNGPL, in return, didn’t enforce a follow-on and managed to score 121 for five in 36 overs, when stumps were drawn. Test opening batter Abid Ali, top-scored for SNGPL in the second innings with 38 off 59 balls, which included six fours. The first innings centurion Saud Shakeel returned undefeated on 18 off 47 balls.
For WAPDA, left-arm spinner Asif Afridi, the second highest wicket-taker in the tournament, bagged three wickets for 43 from 16 overs.
Scores in brief:
SNGPL 479-7, 80 overs (Sahibzada Farhan 161, Saud Shakeel 123 not out, Kamran Ghulam 101, Mubasir Khan 44; Tahir Hussain 2-78, Iftikhar Ahmed 2-105) and 121-5, 36 overs (Abid Ali 38, Kamran Ghulam 28; Asif Afridi 3-43)
WAPDA 140 all out, 34.4 overs (Iftikhar Ahmed 52, Umar Akmal 28; Shahnawaz Dahani 7-42, Mir Hamza 2-30)
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President's Trophy Final update:
Tea (day 3) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7 & 346-8d
WAPDA: 140 & 22-1 (7 ov)
Tea (day 3) at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
SNGPL: 479-7 & 346-8d
WAPDA: 140 & 22-1 (7 ov)
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President's Trophy Final update:
SNGPL won by 519 runs.
SNGPL: 479-7 & 346-8d WAPDA: 140 & 166
SNGPL won by 519 runs.
SNGPL: 479-7 & 346-8d WAPDA: 140 & 166
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Century by Bilawal Bhatti and nine wickets in the match from Shahnawaz Dahani led SNGPL to a massive 519-run win over WAPDA in the final of the President’s Trophy Grade-I here at the Pindi Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi on Sunday.
The match ended inside third day of the five-day final. SNGPL not only won the trophy, but also took away prize money of PKR three million. WAPDA had to settle for the runners-up trophy and prize money of PKR 1.5 million.
Resuming their second innings at the overnight score of 121 for five in 36 overs, SNGPL declared their innings at 346 for eight in 82 overs, courtesy century by Bilawal Bhatti (101, 114b, 14x4s, 2x6s) and 91 from Mubasir Khan. The pair knitted a 108-run partnership for the seventh wicket. Mubasir’s innings included 14 fours and a six.
For WAPDA, Asif Afridi was the most successful bowler, taking five wickets for 149 runs.
In turn, chasing 686 to win, WAPDA were dismissed for 166 for nine in 32 overs. Ayaz Tasawar, coming to bat at number six, top-scored for his side with a 30-ball 51, smashing seven fours and three sixes. Test batter Umar Akmal, who scored 28 runs in the first innings, didn’t come to bat in the second innings as he was ill.
Right-arm fast Shahnawaz Dahani, who bagged seven wickets in the first innings, managed to get two scalps in the second innings, and ended up with match figures of 94 runs for nine wickets. Left-arm pacer Mir Hamza was the most successful bowler in the second innings, grabbing three wickets for 50 runs in nine overs.
Dahani and Sahibzada Farhan were declared joint player of the match. KRL’s Abdul Faseeh and Ghani Glass’ Mohammad Rameez Jnr were declared joint player of the tournament.
Scores in brief:
SNGPL beat WAPDA by 519 runs
SNGPL 479-7, 80 overs (Sahibzada Farhan 161, Saud Shakeel 123 not out, Kamran Ghulam 101, Mubasir Khan 44; Tahir Hussain 2-78, Iftikhar Ahmed 2-105) and 346-8 decl, 82 overs (Bilawal Bhatti 101, Mubasir Khan 91, Abid Ali 38, Saud Shakeel 34, Kamran Ghulam 28; Asif Afridi 5-149, Ali Shafique 2-53)
WAPDA 140 all out, 34.4 overs (Iftikhar Ahmed 52, Umar Akmal 28; Shahnawaz Dahani 7-42, Mir Hamza 2-30) and 166-9, 32 overs (Ayaz Tasawar 51, Umar Abid Kayani 40; Mir Hamza 3-50, Bilawal Bhatti 2-29, Shahnawaz Dahani 2-52)
Player of the match – Shahnawaz Dahani and Sahibzada Farhan (SNGPL) PKR 100,000
Player of the tournament – Abdul Faseeh (KRL, 637 runs from six matches, 3x100s, 1x50) and Mohammad Rameez Jnr (Ghani Glass, 42 wickets from five matches, five five-wicket hauls) PKR 100,000
Best batter of the tournament – Abdul Faseeh (KRL) PKR 100,000
Best bowler of the tournament – Mohammad Rameez Jnr (Ghani Glass) PKR 100,000
Best wicket-keeper of the tournament – Shahbaz Javed (Ghani Glass, 26 dismissals) PKR 100,000
The match ended inside third day of the five-day final. SNGPL not only won the trophy, but also took away prize money of PKR three million. WAPDA had to settle for the runners-up trophy and prize money of PKR 1.5 million.
Resuming their second innings at the overnight score of 121 for five in 36 overs, SNGPL declared their innings at 346 for eight in 82 overs, courtesy century by Bilawal Bhatti (101, 114b, 14x4s, 2x6s) and 91 from Mubasir Khan. The pair knitted a 108-run partnership for the seventh wicket. Mubasir’s innings included 14 fours and a six.
For WAPDA, Asif Afridi was the most successful bowler, taking five wickets for 149 runs.
In turn, chasing 686 to win, WAPDA were dismissed for 166 for nine in 32 overs. Ayaz Tasawar, coming to bat at number six, top-scored for his side with a 30-ball 51, smashing seven fours and three sixes. Test batter Umar Akmal, who scored 28 runs in the first innings, didn’t come to bat in the second innings as he was ill.
Right-arm fast Shahnawaz Dahani, who bagged seven wickets in the first innings, managed to get two scalps in the second innings, and ended up with match figures of 94 runs for nine wickets. Left-arm pacer Mir Hamza was the most successful bowler in the second innings, grabbing three wickets for 50 runs in nine overs.
Dahani and Sahibzada Farhan were declared joint player of the match. KRL’s Abdul Faseeh and Ghani Glass’ Mohammad Rameez Jnr were declared joint player of the tournament.
Scores in brief:
SNGPL beat WAPDA by 519 runs
SNGPL 479-7, 80 overs (Sahibzada Farhan 161, Saud Shakeel 123 not out, Kamran Ghulam 101, Mubasir Khan 44; Tahir Hussain 2-78, Iftikhar Ahmed 2-105) and 346-8 decl, 82 overs (Bilawal Bhatti 101, Mubasir Khan 91, Abid Ali 38, Saud Shakeel 34, Kamran Ghulam 28; Asif Afridi 5-149, Ali Shafique 2-53)
WAPDA 140 all out, 34.4 overs (Iftikhar Ahmed 52, Umar Akmal 28; Shahnawaz Dahani 7-42, Mir Hamza 2-30) and 166-9, 32 overs (Ayaz Tasawar 51, Umar Abid Kayani 40; Mir Hamza 3-50, Bilawal Bhatti 2-29, Shahnawaz Dahani 2-52)
Player of the match – Shahnawaz Dahani and Sahibzada Farhan (SNGPL) PKR 100,000
Player of the tournament – Abdul Faseeh (KRL, 637 runs from six matches, 3x100s, 1x50) and Mohammad Rameez Jnr (Ghani Glass, 42 wickets from five matches, five five-wicket hauls) PKR 100,000
Best batter of the tournament – Abdul Faseeh (KRL) PKR 100,000
Best bowler of the tournament – Mohammad Rameez Jnr (Ghani Glass) PKR 100,000
Best wicket-keeper of the tournament – Shahbaz Javed (Ghani Glass, 26 dismissals) PKR 100,000
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Finally, the end of this pointless trophy hahah
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another first class trophy for mubasir khan, has gone of the boil since his earlier seasons but has quietly amassed decent all round stats, perhaps going under the radar better for his long term development.
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And Coach Misbah wins another trophy for his SNGPL
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This tournament was another one of the many PCB has arranged and proved to be of no use. What is point of arranging it when the quality is so poor than people want it to end asap.
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So Misbah was asked that while keep bashing the players for not giving importance to First Class Cricket, was the PCB giving it importance by having selectors, to which Misbah mentioned that there were no PCB selectors in the President's cup. Infact, even during the finals, no selector bothered to show up.
Wahab Riaz is the chief selector. He is also the director of the Pakistan sports board.
So if Wahab Riaz is not at his PSB office and not even officiating his role as selector for PCB, than what exactly is Wahab Riaz and his team doing?
Wahab Riaz is the chief selector. He is also the director of the Pakistan sports board.
So if Wahab Riaz is not at his PSB office and not even officiating his role as selector for PCB, than what exactly is Wahab Riaz and his team doing?
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There was this bashing of Shanawaz Dhani that he is not serious in cricket
Misbah mentioned that this guy was bowling his heart out and in the final the kind of bowling he did he had never seen such bolwing in his life. But than no selector bothered to show up.
So if selectors are not going to see him, than what?
Misbah mentioned that this guy was bowling his heart out and in the final the kind of bowling he did he had never seen such bolwing in his life. But than no selector bothered to show up.
So if selectors are not going to see him, than what?
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Test team is picked from PSL.
If the PSL players are injured from tests then the selector picks some players like Mohammed Ali or Zahid Mahmood based on stats alone.
Misbah is living in cuckoo land if he expects a PCB selector to show up in the stadium in Pakistan, without a cushioned seat, AC, couple of peons running around making him tea and a VIP section.
If you want PCB selectors to turn up for FC games they should schedule the games in Dubai or London. Then every official will be there.
If the PSL players are injured from tests then the selector picks some players like Mohammed Ali or Zahid Mahmood based on stats alone.
Misbah is living in cuckoo land if he expects a PCB selector to show up in the stadium in Pakistan, without a cushioned seat, AC, couple of peons running around making him tea and a VIP section.
If you want PCB selectors to turn up for FC games they should schedule the games in Dubai or London. Then every official will be there.
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This is the Pavilion panel for PSL, a T20 tournament:
Wasim Akram
Misbah ul Haq
Mohammad Hafeez
Azhar Ali
This has to be the most atrocious line up talking on T20 cricket I have ever seen in the history of broadcast
Wasim Akram
Misbah ul Haq
Mohammad Hafeez
Azhar Ali
This has to be the most atrocious line up talking on T20 cricket I have ever seen in the history of broadcast
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It's a good panel apart from azhar.
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