Quaid-e-Azam Trophy (2024-25) Discussion Thread

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy third-round Group C update:

Stumps (day 3) at Saeed Sports City Bedian, Lahore

Quetta: 101 & 92-8 (40 ov)
Lahore Blues: 150

 

[FearlessRoar]

Bahawalpur beat Multan in third round of Quaid Trophy​

Abbottabad, Bahawalpur, Lahore Whites, Peshawar and Rawalpindi bagged victories on the third day of the third round of Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2024-25 while the three Group C fixtures saw little play due to bad light.

At Abbottabad Cricket Stadium, Bahawalpur beat Multan by 78 runs as they defended the 221-run target. At the start of day three, with a healthy 150-run lead, Bahawalpur were bundled out for 70 with Waseem Akram Jnr returning figures of 5-38. Multan, in turn, folded for 142 in 41.1 overs as Bahawalpur’s Muhammad Imran (4-31), Mehran Sanwal (3-36) and Gulfam Aziz (2-33) shared nine wickets among them.

Abbottabad beat Larkana by ten wickets at National Ground, Islamabad to register their second win of the tournament as they chased the 19-run target in just two overs. Larkana, who were 38 runs behind at the start of the day, slipped to 186 all out from 130-5 as Abbottabad’s Aqib Khan bagged 5-39.

At Marghzar Ground, Lahore Whites beat the home team Islamabad as they chased the 109-run target with five wickets in hand, after recovering from 54-5. Lahore Whites wrapped up Islamabad’s second innings for 155 all out after they continued from the overnight score of 129-8. Lahore Whites’ Ahmed Daniyal bagged his maiden first-class five-fer.

Shadab Khan-led Rawalpindi beat Karachi Whites by nine wickets to register back-to-back wins. After Rawalpindi gained a 53-run first innings lead, their pacer Mohammad Awais Anwar ran riot bagging 5-23 to bundle out Karachi Whites for a mere 74. Rawalpindi romped to the 22-run target in 3.1 overs.

Peshawar romped to a nine-wicket win over AJK to hand them third consecutive loss at the Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Charsadda. AJK could only add 71 runs to their overnight second innings lead of 58 runs as they slumped to 171 all out from 100-1. Test spinner Sajid Khan took his match tally to 9-85 as he bagged four wickets. In turn, Maaz Sadaqat and Waqar Ahmed’s half-centuries helped Peshawar knock off the 130-run target in 25.5 overs.

Elsewhere, only 40 overs of play was possible at Saeed Sports City Bedian in Lahore as Quetta were reduced to 92-8 with a 43-run lead against Lahore Blues. Mohammad Abbas (4-43) and Nisar Ahmed (3-30) shared seven wickets among them. Only ten overs of play was possible at Multan Cricket Stadium which allowed Karachi Blues’ opening batter Abdullah Fazal to reach his maiden first-class century (122 not out) resuming from 96 as Blues went from 221-5 to 251-8 as bad light forced early close of play. At Rana Naved ul Hasan Academy, Sheikhupura, only 25.1 overs were bowled before bad light led to an early close. DM Jamali bowled out Sialkot for 451 after they continued from 370-5 as Danish Aziz bagged five-fer. In turn, DM Jamali were 25-3 in 11 overs with a 426-run deficit.

Scores in brief (Day 3 of 4):

On Saturday - Faisalabad beat Hyderabad by an innings and eight runs at Diamond Cricket Ground, Islamabad, Pool A

Abbottabad beat Larkana by ten wickets at National Ground, Islamabad, Pool A

Larkana 63 all out, 23.2 overs (Mushtaq Ahmed 14 not out; Mohammad Adil 7-16, Aqib Khan 2-16) and 186 all out, 50 overs (Mohammad Nawaz 65, Mohsin Raza 28, Faraz Aziz 26; Aqib Khan 5-39, Mohammad Adil 2-23, Shahab Khan 2-39)

Abbottabad 231 all out, 57 overs (Khayam Khan 46, Shahab Khan 35, Zain Ishaq 35, Khalid Usman 26; Mushtaq Ahmed 5-70, Aamir Ali Brohi 4-71) and 19-0, 2 overs (Shujah Zaheer 13 not out)

Lahore Whites beat Islamabad by five wickets Marghzar Cricket Ground, Islamabad, Pool A

Islamabad 167 all out, 47.4 overs (Arsal Sheikh 63 not out, Shayan Sheikh 43; Ahmed Bashir 7-31, Ahmed Daniyal 2-54) and 155 all out, 49.2 overs (Arsal Sheikh 39 not out, Shayan Sheikh 20; Ahmed Daniyal 5-34, Saad Nasim 2-10, Ahmed Bashir 2-35)

Lahore Whites 214 all out, 64.4 overs (Obaid Shahid 43, Saad Nasim 40, Attyab Ahmed 36, Mohammad Faiq 35, Mohammad Waheed 32; Kaleem Dil 5-60, Nusratullah 2-47, Musa Khan 2-53) and 113-5, 25.2 overs (Muhammad Akhlaq 42 not out, Saad Nasim 23 not out; Nusratullah 2-41)

Peshawar beat AJK by nine wickets at Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Pool B

AJK 171 all out, 53.4 overs (Basit Ali 27, Ali Abbas 27, Abdul Rehman Muzammil 26, Usman Salahuddin 22; Sajid Khan 5-52, Mohammad Amir Khan 2-16, Mohammad Imran Jnr 2-52) and 171 all out, 65.1 overs (Hasan Raza 67, Awais Akram Minhas 37; Sajid Khan 4-33, Mohammad Amir Khan 4-38)

Peshawar 213 all out, 62.2 overs (Israrullah 62, Abu Bakar 36; Faizan Saleem 5-50, Aqib Liaqat 3-45, Taj Wali 2-42) and 131-1, 25.5 overs (Maaz Sadaqat 58 not out, Waqar Ahmed 57)

Rawalpindi beat Karachi Whites by nine wickets at Shoaib Akhtar Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi, Pool B

Karachi Whites 145 all out, 38 overs (Rameez Aziz 59, Saqib Khan 21; Mohammad Faizan 5-39, Munir Riaz 4-43) and 74 all out, 16.1 overs (Saud Shakeel 17; Mohammad Awais Anwar 5-23, Mohammad Faizan 3-22, Munir Riaz 2-17)

Rawalpindi 198 all out, 40.3 overs (Shadab Khan 46, Ziad Khan 40, Umar Amin 23; Muhammad Umar 4-60, Saqib Khan 4-83) and 26-1, 3.1 overs (Yasir Khan 24 not out)

Bahawalpur beat Multan by 78 runs at Abbottabad Cricket Stadium, Abbottabad, Pool B

Bahawalpur 297 all out, 106.2 overs (Ali Hamza Wasim 84, Mohammad Faizan Zafar 79, Abid Ali 64; Waseem Akram Jnr 4-64, Muhammad Shahzad 2-46, Tahir Hussain 2-55) and 70 all out, 18.1 overs (Muhammad Imran 20; Waseem Akram Jnr 5-38, Aamer Yamin 3-25, Tahir Hussain 2-6)

Multan 147 all out, 34.3 overs (Muhammad Shahzad 42, Zain Abbas 39; Mehran Sanwal 4-28, Shoaib Manzoor 4-47) and 142 all out, 41.1 overs (Sharoon Siraj 37, Imam-ul-Haq 30, Muhammad Imran 4-31, Mehran Sanwal 3-36, Gulfam Aziz 2-33)

Quetta vs Lahore Blues, Saeed Sports City Bedian, Lahore, Pool C

Quetta 101 all out, 45.4 overs (Shahbaz Khan 57; Nisar Ahmad 5-25, Mohammad Abbas 3-36) and 92-8, 40 overs (Abdul Wahid Bangalzai 24; Mohammad Abbas 4-43, Nisar Ahmed 3-30)

Lahore Blues 150 all out, 59.4 overs (Qasim Akram 42, Junaid Ali 27; Gohar Faiz 4-49, Jalat Khan 3-32, Mohammad Idrees 2-21)

Karachi Blues vs FATA, Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan, Pool C

Karachi Blues 251-8, 90 overs (Abdullah Fazal 122 not out, Kashif Ali 31, Fawad Alam 25; Asif Afridi 3-32, Arshadullah 2-40, Sirajuddin 2-68)

Sialkot vs DM Jamali, Rana Naved ul Hasan Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura, Pool C

Sialkot 370-5, 86 overs (Ashir Mehmood 172, Azan Awais 130, Abdul Rehman 21; Danish Aziz 2-60)

 

[Xoib]

Any idea how good is Waseem Akram jr he has quietly picked up 30
FC scalps in 6 games at an average below 20.

 

[FearlessRoar]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1855200071287263522

 

[Barragan]

Any idea how good is Waseem Akram jr he has quietly picked up 30
FC scalps in 6 games at an average below 20.

Yeah, I want to see the guy

Hopefully someone in the PSL picks him up and we get a closer look

 

[TeymurBlake]

Good to see Ahmed Bashir playing & doing well.

Also good to see other pacers stepping up.

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy third-round Group C update:

Match drawn between Karachi Blues and FATA at Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan

Karachi Blues: 259
FATA: 18-1 (5 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy third-round Group C update:

Match drawn between Sialkot and Dera Murad Jamali at Rana Naved ul Hasan Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura

Sialkot: 451
DMJ: 107-7 (34 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy third-round Group C update:

Lahore Blues beat Quetta by 8 wickets.

Quetta: 101 & 122
Lahore Blues: 150 & 76-2

 

[FearlessRoar]

Lahore Blues race to victory over Quetta​

Lahore Blues registered their second win of the tournament as they beat Quetta by eight wickets on the fourth day of their third-round game at the Saeed Sports City Bedian, Lahore. Quetta managed to add 30 runs to their overnight total of 92-8 as they were bundled out for 122, setting a 74-run target for Lahore Blues after a delayed start to the day’s proceedings due to bad light.

In turn, Lahore Blues took only 44 balls to reach the target with Hammad Butt (38 not out, 19b, 4x4s, 2x6s) and Qasim Akram (23 not out, 15b, 2x4s, 1x6) stitching an unbeaten 46-run stand for third wicket.

At Multan Cricket Stadium, only 9.1 overs of play was possible due to bad light as Karachi Blues were all out for 259 from the overnight score of 251-8 with FATA’s Asif Afridi grabbing four wickets. FATA scored 18-1 in five overs before the match was called off as a draw. Sialkot and DM Jamali also shook hands for a draw at the Rana Naved ul Hasan Cricket Academy in Sheikhupura as only 23 overs of play was possible in which DM Jamali stretched their overnight score from 25-3 to 107-7.

The fourth round matches will begin on 13 November with the Group C fixtures shifted to Haripur, Mirpur and Swabi from Lahore, Multan and Sheikhupura, respectively.

Scores in brief (Day 4 of 4):

Lahore Blues beat Quetta by eight wickets at Saeed Sports City Bedian, Lahore, Pool C

Quetta 101 all out, 45.4 overs (Shahbaz Khan 57; Nisar Ahmad 5-25, Mohammad Abbas 3-36) and 122 all out, 54.1 overs (Nadeem Ahmed 46 not out, Abdul Wahid Bangalzai 24; Mohammad Abbas 4-51, Nisar Ahmed 3-44, Hunain Shah 2-10)

Lahore Blues 150 all out, 59.4 overs (Qasim Akram 42, Junaid Ali 27; Gohar Faiz 4-49, Jalat Khan 3-32, Mohammad Idrees 2-21) and 76-2, 7.2 overs (Hammad Butt 38 not out, Qasim Akram 23 not out; Gohar Faiz 2-34)

Match Drawn - Karachi Blues vs FATA, Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan, Pool C

Karachi Blues 259 all out, 94.2 overs (Abdullah Fazal 129, Kashif Ali 31, Fawad Alam 25; Asif Afridi 4-32, Arshadullah 2-42, Sirajuddin 2-74)

FATA 18-1, 5 overs (Mohammad Farooq 12 not out)

Match Drawn - Sialkot vs DM Jamali at Rana Naved ul Hasan Cricket Academy, Sheikhupura, Pool C

Sialkot 451 all out, 100.1 overs (Ashir Mehmood 172, Azan Awais 130, Mohammad Waleed 46 not out, Afzal Manzoor 26, Abdul Rehman 21; Danish Aziz 5-98)

DM Jamali 107-7, 34 overs (Mohammad Shahid 30 not out, Taimur Ali 22; Awais Ali 3-43, Salman Aslam 2-19, 2-24)

On Friday - Faisalabad beat Hyderabad by an innings and eight runs at Diamond Cricket Ground, Islamabad, Pool A

On Saturday - Abbottabad beat Larkana by ten wickets (Pool A); Lahore Whites beat Islamabad by five wickets (Pool A); Peshawar beat AJK by nine wickets (Pool B); Rawalpindi beat Karachi Whites by nine wickets (Pool B); Bahawalpur beat Multan by 78 runs (Pool B)

 

[BouncerGuy]

Fourth Round Fixtures (13-16 November):

Group A

Islamabad vs Hyderabad; Diamond Cricket Ground, Islamabad
Abbottabad vs Lahore Whites; Marghzar Cricket Ground, Islamabad
Faisalabad vs Larkana; National Ground, Islamabad

Group B

Rawalpindi vs Bahawalpur; Shoaib Akhtar Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi
Karachi Whites vs AJK; Abbottabad Cricket Stadium, Abbottabad
Multan vs Peshawar; Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Charsadda

Group C

Karachi Blues vs Dera Murad Jamali; Mirpur Cricket Stadium, Mirpur
Quetta vs FATA; Railway Cricket Ground, Haripur
Sialkot vs Lahore Blues; Gohati Cricket Stadium, Swabi

 

[BouncerGuy]

Stats after the end of the third round in Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2024/25:

 

[khyberlion]

Stats after the end of the third round in Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2024/25:

Players who couldn't even get into domestic teams previously are having fun due to pathetic pitches and the poor quality of the players. Some of the guys in the top charts are club level players. Sad to see.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group A toss update:

Larkana Region win the toss and elect to bat first against Faisalabad Region at National Ground, Islamabad

Islamabad Region win the toss and decide to field first against Hyderabad Region at Diamond Cricket Ground, Islamabad

Lahore Region Whites win the toss and decide to field first against Abbottabad Region at Marghzar Cricket Ground, Islamabad


Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group B toss update:

AJK Region win the toss and decide to field first against Karachi Region Whites at Abbottabad Cricket Stadium, Abbottabad

Rawalpindi Region win the toss and decide to field first against Bahawalpur Region at Shoaib Akhtar Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi

Toss delayed due to wet conditions between Multan Region and Peshawar Region at Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Charsadda


Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group C toss update:

Dera Murad Jamali Region win the toss and elect to bat first against Karachi Region Blues at Mirpur Cricket Stadium, Mirpur

Toss between Quetta Region and FATA Region delayed due to wet conditions at Railway Cricket Ground, Haripur

Toss between Sialkot Region and Lahore Region Blues delayed due to wet conditions at Gohati Cricket Stadium, Swab

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group A update:

Stumps (day 1) at National Ground, Islamabad

Larkana: 91
Faisalabad: 147-7 (26 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group A update:

Stumps (day 1) at Diamond Cricket Ground, Islamabad

Hyderabad: 93
Islamabad: 143-5 (46 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group A update:

Stumps (day 1) at Marghzar Cricket Ground, Islamabad

Abbottabad: 174
Lahore Whites: 81-3 (21 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group B update:

Stumps (day 1) at Abbottabad Cricket Stadium, Abbottabad

Karachi Whites: 345-8 (71 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group B update:

Stumps (day 1) at Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Charsadda

Multan: 120-2 (32 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group B update:

Stumps (day 1) at Shoaib Akhtar Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi

Bahawalpur: 233
Rawalpindi: 41-3 (14 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group C update:

Stumps (day 1) at Gohati Cricket Stadium, Swabi

Lahore Blues: 142-2 (35 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group C update:

Stumps (day 1) at Railway Cricket Ground, Haripur

Quetta: 89-3 (29 ov)

 

[FearlessRoar]

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy fourth-round Group C update:

Stumps (day 1) at Mirpur Cricket Stadium, Mirpur

Dera Murad Jamali: 50
Karachi Blues: 144-8 (42 ov)

 

[Muhammad Saad]

Looks like horrible pitches

 

[Markhor]

Pathetic matches between Lahore Blues-Quetta, Larkana-Faisalabad, Hyderabad-Islamabad and DMJ-Lahore Blues.

Looks like we're back to the dark ages of FC cricket and substandard pitches.

 

[Nasty Naz]

There should be some serious questions asked by the journalist to the higher ups regarding this tournament. It is utterly pathetic and constant low scores where teams are being bundled cheaply and FC debutants are picking up for 7fer in their first innings.

There is no broadcast of the matches, no broadcast of even the A tours, it is over-bloated with teams and full of garbage players who don't deserve to be playing FC. Not to mention, every team only gets 5 matches before it gets triangular stage (what even is that and why?). This is supposed to the premier domestic tournament and look at how it's treated. Where are all those dumb mentors making more monthly salary than most players? Are they involved - if not, then why are in the world are they get paid what they are and how would you keep track of who's doing well or not besides the generic runs & wickets which often misses the greater context.

Go back to the domestic it was a few years ago and it was 12 teams in total and 6 & 6 divided in tiers. That domestic tournament was of high quality and it was players who began in tier 2 (like Abrar & Maaz Sadaqat) dominate the lower tier to get promotion to the top tier, dominate that like Abrar did before getting the national call. If you want to expand it to 8 & 8 teams instead, sure whatever but the way it is right now is a complete joke.

 

[Muhammad Saad]

Just make the pitches like we had in champions cup and gauge player performance, the players are definitely not garbage specially the pacers , lots of pacers who bowls with good pace compare to trundlers brigade we had a decade ago.

 

[khyberlion]

There should be some serious questions asked by the journalist to the higher ups regarding this tournament. It is utterly pathetic and constant low scores where teams are being bundled cheaply and FC debutants are picking up for 7fer in their first innings.

There is no broadcast of the matches, no broadcast of even the A tours, it is over-bloated with teams and full of garbage players who don't deserve to be playing FC. Not to mention, every team only gets 5 matches before it gets triangular stage (what even is that and why?). This is supposed to the premier domestic tournament and look at how it's treated. Where are all those dumb mentors making more monthly salary than most players? Are they involved - if not, then why are in the world are they get paid what they are and how would you keep track of who's doing well or not besides the generic runs & wickets which often misses the greater context.

Go back to the domestic it was a few years ago and it was 12 teams in total and 6 & 6 divided in tiers. That domestic tournament was of high quality and it was players who began in tier 2 (like Abrar & Maaz Sadaqat) dominate the lower tier to get promotion to the top tier, dominate that like Abrar did before getting the national call. If you want to expand it to 8 & 8 teams instead, sure whatever but the way it is right now is a complete joke.

Looking at some of the performance of players on YouTube videos. They look so poor and won't make FC teams. The 6 team was working perfectly fine and was producing results albeit the pitches needed to be better but those were better than uncles picking up wickets for fun.

No even sure what you can make out of this tournament and I certainly won't pick players based on this even for Shaheen squads.

 

[mazkhan]

Bashir has some pace

 

[mazkhan]

Any idea how good is Waseem Akram jr he has quietly picked up 30
FC scalps in 6 games at an average below 20.

He is tall and a very muscular build can swing it to from the videos on YouTube

 

[khyberlion]

Bashir has some pace

He 80mph the videos make him look quicker than he is.

 

[FearlessRoar]

Saud hits century; Faizan, Hamza bag seven-fers

Saud Shakeel registered his 22nd first-class century against AJK on the opening day of the fourth round of Quaid-e-Azam Trophy at the Abbottabad Cricket Stadium as Karachi Whites finished with 345-8 in 71 overs. Ramiz Aziz remained unbeaten for 96 as he partnered with Test batter Saud for a 194-run fifth-wicket stand.

Mohammad Faizan’s all-round heroics involving 7-13 and 34-ball 61 stole the show at National Ground in Islamabad as Faisalabad finished with a 56-run first innings lead and three wickets in hand against Larkana. Batting first, Larkana were dismissed for 91 in 40.4 overs. Faisalabad were 147-7 in 26 overs at stumps courtesy Mushtaq Ahmed’s 5-49.

Islamabad’s Musa Khan picked up his third first-class five-fer to skittle out Hyderabad for 93 in 21.3 overs at Diamond Cricket Ground, Islamabad. Kaleem Dil backed up with 4-36. At stumps, Islamabad had gained a 50-run lead with five wickets in hand.

At Shoaib Akhtar Stadium, Rawalpindi’s Shadab Khan bagged his third first-class five-wicket haul. Bahawalpur were bundled out for 233 in 59 overs as Mohammad Sheharyar top-scored with an unbeaten 74. At stumps, Rawalpindi were 41-3.

Lahore Whites’ Ubaid Shah (4-53), Mohammad Salman (3-52) and Ahmed Daniyal (2-15) shared nine wickets among them to dismiss Abbottabad for 174 in 53.4 overs. At close of play, Lahore Whites were 81-3 in 21 overs.

At Mirpur Cricket Stadium, Karachi Blues’ Mohammad Hamza figures of 7-20 to bundle out DM Jamali for a mere 50 within the first session. In turn, Fawad Alam scored a 73-ball 62 as Karachi Blues finished the day with 144-8, with a 94-run lead.

Elsewhere, after a delayed start at Ashfaq Cricket Ground in Sirdheri, Charsadda, Multan closed the day with 120-2 in 32 overs against Peshawar, with skipper Imam-ul-Haq returned undefeated on 55. Quetta were 89-4 in 29 overs at stumps against FATA at Railway Cricket Ground, Haripur as play started late due to wet conditions. Only 35 overs of play was possible at Gohati Cricket Ground, Swabi, where Lahore Blues finished the day with 142-2 on the board courtesy unbeaten half-centuries from Mohammad Saleem and Umar Siddiq.

Scores in brief (Day 1 of 4):

Islamabad vs Hyderabad, Diamond Cricket Ground, Islamabad, Pool A

Hyderabad 93 all out, 21.3 overs (Haris Khan 54 not out; Musa Khan 5-32, Kaleem Dil 4-36)

Islamabad 143-5, 46 overs (Rizwan Ali 34 not out, Hasan Nawaz 32, Umair Riaz 31, Sarmad Bhatti 28; Bilawal Bhatti 2-36)

Abbottabad vs Lahore Whites, Marghzar Cricket Ground, Pool A

Abbottabad 174 all out, 53.4 overs (Khayam Khan 49, Shujah Zaheer 42; Ubaid Shah 4-53, Mohammad Salman 3-52, Ahmed Daniyal 2-15)

Lahore Whites 81-3, 21 overs (Attyab Ahmed 42 not out)

Faisalabad vs Larkana, National Ground Islamabad, Pool A

Larkana 91 all out, 40.4 overs (Sabit Ali 30, Mohsin Raza 23; Mohammad Faizan 7-13, Faheem Ashraf 2-12)

Faisalabad 147-7, 26 overs (Mohammad Faizan 61, Muhammad Awais Zafar 29; Mushtaq Ahmed 5-49)

AJK vs Karachi Whites, Abbottabad Cricket Stadium, Pool B

Karachi Whites 345-8, 71 overs (Saud Shakeel 120, Rameez Aziz 96 not out, Jahanzaib Sultan 44, Khurram Manzoor 29, Saqib Khan 24; Shadab Majeed 3-67, Faizan Saleem 3-77, Taj Wali 2-79)

Rawalpindi vs Bahawalpur, Shoaib Akhtar Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi, Pool B

Bahawalpur 233 all out, 59 overs (Mohammad Sheharyar 74 not out, Ali Umar 44, Abid Ali 39, Mohammad Ammar 28, Muhammad Imran 24; Shadab Khan 5-80, Mohammad Awais Anwar 3-71, Mohammad Faizan 2-36)

Rawalpindi 41-3, 14 overs (Yasir Khan 13; Gulfam Aziz 2-15)

Multan vs Peshawar, Ashfaq Cricket Ground Sirdheri, Charsadda, Pool B

Multan 120-2, 32 overs (Imam-ul-Haq 55 not out, Zain Abbas 30, Uzair Mumtaz 23; Mohammad Amir Khan 2-38)

Quetta vs FATA, Railway Cricket Ground, Haripur, Pool C

Quetta 89-4, 29 overs (Abdul Wahid Bangalzai 26 not out, Mohammad Ibrahim Snr 26 retired hurt; Arshadullah 2-16)

Sialkot vs Lahore Blues, Gohati Cricket Stadium, Swabi, Pool C

Lahore Blues 142-2, 35 overs (Mohammad Saleem 66 not out, Umar Siddiq 53 not out; Mohammad Ali 2-38)

Karachi Blues vs DM Jamali, Mirpur Cricket Stadium, Mirpur Pool C

DM Jamali 50 all out, 23 overs (Taimur Ali 15; Mohammad Hamza 7-20, Tabish Khan 2-20)

Karachi Blues 144-8, 42 overs (Fawad Alam 62, Saifullah Bangash 22; Irfanullah Shah 3-45, Sajjad Ali 2-44)