[VIDEOS] Ramadan Cricket tournaments (2024)

[FearlessRoar]

The Pakistan Cricket Board has launched the first-ever Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup, which is set to take place in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad involving a total of 30 colleges. In Lahore, the tournament will commence from 22 March, while tournament matches in Islamabad and Karachi will commence from 23 March.

With this T20 tournament, the PCB intends to popularise the game among students and also scout young talent for the future.

The tournament will be organised with the help of the respective regional bodies involving Lahore Regional Cricket Association (LRCA), Karachi Regional Cricket Association (KRCA) and Islamabad Regional Cricket Association (IRCA), through an organising committee formed by the aforementioned regions and endorsed by the PCB.

PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi: “We are thrilled to announce the inaugural Ramadan Inter-College T20 tournament to foster cricket talent within educational institutions. This tournament expresses our commitment to the game development at the grassroots level.

“The spirit of Ramadan, combined with the excitement of T20 cricket, promises an electrifying atmosphere on the field.

“Our vision extends beyond just cricket and through this tournament, we hope to encourage students to pursue both academic excellence and sporting achievements.

“By hosting this tournament in Lahore, Karachi, and Islamabad, we aim to provide a platform for young cricketers from diverse backgrounds to showcase their skills and passion for the game.”

Director – Domestic PCB Abdullah Khurram Niazi: “We are organising this tournament, as per the vision of the Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi, to increase the outreach of the game to a vast majority of the students who normally find it tough to juggle between playing cricket and their studies.

“I am confident this tournament will also bring some exciting talent to the forefront as well while providing young students the opportunities to prove their mettle on the cricket field.”

The tournament will see a total of 10 teams participating in each city. These teams will be divided into two groups while the top team of each group will play the final. Each team will play four matches in the pool stage while a total of 21 matches will be played in each city. Each team will have a squad of 14 players and additionally three reserve players, along with three officials.

The participation rules for the players involve an age bracket where a player born on or after 1 September 2000, will be eligible to take part in this Inter-Collegiate T20 tournament. To take part in the tournament a player must be a bonafide student of the respective college.

The umpires officiating the games will be from PCB’s panel of Umpires.

The winning team in each city will be awarded a cash prize of PKR 500,000 while the runners-up in each city will bag PKR 250,000.

Also, during the tournament, the PCB selectors will be at the venues to closely monitor the performances of the players.

Islamabad-leg

Group A – Bahria College Zafar Camp E-8, Beaconhouse I-8, IMCB F-7/3, IMPCC H -8/4 and FROBELS

Group B – IMCB – Chakshahzad, West Minister, IMCB Degree College Sihala, IMCB F-10/3 and IMCB G-10/4

The Islamabad-leg will be played from 23 March to 3 April at the Misam Cricket Ground. The first match will take place at 8pm, while the second match will resume at 1130pm. The first ball of the final is expected to be bowled at 9pm.



Lahore-leg

Group A – Punjab College, Superior College, Diyal Singh College, Gulberg College and Science College

Group B – Government College University, MAO College, Islamia College Civil Lines, Government College Township and Shalimar College Baghbanpura

The Lahore-leg matches will be played at the LCCA Ground with the opening and final match taking place at 8pm. The second match later in the evening will start at 11pm. On the double-header matches, the first match will start at 730pm.

The final of the Lahore-leg will be played at the LCCA Ground on 8 April.



Karachi-leg

Group A – Government Dehli College, Government College for Men, Happy Palace College, Beaconhouse School System and Government Jinnah College

Group B – Government National College, Government College Asifabad, Government College 36-B Landhi-4, The City School and Government Pak Shipowners College

The Karachi-leg matches will resume from 23 March and the final of the tournament will take place on 4 April. The T20 matches will be held at Eid GAH Ground Nazimabad and IBA Karachi University Ground, with the match starting at 730pm. The final of the tournament will be played at the EID GAH Ground in Nazimabad, with the first ball expected to be bowled at 730pm.

PCB launches first-ever Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup

30 colleges from three cities to take part in the tournament Lahore’s LCCA Ground to host matches from 22 March to 8 April Karachi’s Eid...

www.pcb.com.pk

Do you appreciate this step from PCB?

 

[Savak]

Is T-20 Cricket really the way to go for youngsters? Pakistan should be looking to produce technically competent and correct players at any early age and once a strong base is established only then focus on power, strength and shot selection.

 

[sajad]

Any cricket tournament is better than no cricket tournament

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Good but it erodes the temperament of young cricketers regarding long term format.

 

[Cricket Warrior]

it's a good idea.... surely it will help in finding more talent at the lower levels.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

This is a good idea. Hope it's successful.

I think college kids are maybe a section of the population that have started to drift away from cricket. Perhaps this will ignite the passion in them again.

 

[Flat_Track_Bully]

We need players coming through from colleges because low IQ ones from the villages are like factory workers, can't think outside of the box and lack the creativity to evolve their skills.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Good step to promote cricket at the college level. There can be many players who can come to the limelight because of this.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Sarfaraz Ahmed playing cricket with the local boys in Karachi during Ramadan. Bowling well haan?

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[Amata]

strength

Developing technically proficient players should be prioritized over T20 cricket initially, ensuring a solid foundation before emphasizing power and aggression.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Safeer Azam, the younger brother of Babar Azam, scored 15 off 19 in his first match at the Ghani Glass Ramadan tournament
I think it was his first outing on live TV. Did not go that well. Let's see what he is capable of.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Abdul Razzaq and his son, Ali Razzaq, were seen batting together in the Ghani Ramadan Cricket Tournament in Lahore.

 

[FearlessRoar]

Babar Azam's younger brother, Safeer Azam, is playing in the Ramazan tournament.

Babar Azam has given him a Gray-Nicolls bat.

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[RidiculousMan]

Safeer Azam, the younger brother of Babar Azam, scored 15 off 19 in his first match at the Ghani Glass Ramadan tournament
I think it was his first outing on live TV. Did not go that well. Let's see what he is capable of.

Low strike rate just like his brother huh?

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Score Updates

Ramzan Ghani Tournament 2024
HB LALV ESHAAL ASSOCIATES
HB LAL: 167/8 (20.0/20 ov)
ESHAAL ASSOCIATES: 88/1 (8.0/20 ov)

 

[Cricket Warrior]

Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi inaugurated the first-ever Inter College Ramadan T20 Cup at the headquarters of Pakistan Cricket, at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. Chairman PCB also unveiled the glittering trophy during the opening ceremony which was attended by all 10 participating colleges.

PCB COO Salman Naseer, Commissioner Lahore Division Mohammad Ali Randhawa, LCCA president Khawaja Nadeem, and Director Domestic PCB Abdullah Khurram Niazi also attended the opening ceremony of the historic Inter College Ramadan T20 Cup.

Following the opening ceremon, GCU took on MAO College in the first match of the tournament. The 21 matches taking at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore will be broadcast LIVE on PTV Sports.

Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi: “This Inter-College T20 tournament will help us unearth new and exciting talent not just in Lahore but in Karachi and Islamabad as well. Players from the Grassroots level can ply their trade and make a name for themselves with this brilliant opportunity.”

The tournament is set to take place in three major cities of Pakistan, including Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi. Matches in Karachi and Islamabad are set to kick off on 23 March.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup 2024:

Lahore Region - GCU vs MAO College

GCU won by 93 runs.

GCU: 185-4 (20 ov)
MAO College: 92-6 (20 ov)

 

[BouncerGuy]

GCU wins the opening game of Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup

The first-ever Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup kicked off in Gaddafi Stadium Lahore this Friday. Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi presided over the trophy-unveiling ceremony and met with captains of the ten participating teams of the Lahore Region which was followed by the opening match between Government College and MAO College.

GCU won the match by 93 runs on the back of stellar performances by openers Mohammad Ayaz and Rafaqat Hussain whose partnership yielded a collective score of 127 runs and helped their side set an impressive target of 185-4.

MAO College’s batting order failed to withstand GCU’s bowling attack with all GCU bowlers, with the exception of Mohammad Waseem Haider, claiming at least a wicket each. Abu Bakr claimed two successive wickets, Anees Ur Rahman and Hassan Zulfiqar, in the third over while Mohammad Nouman Khan claimed the scalp of MAO College’s Faheem Abbas restraining him at 30 off 41, with two fours.

MAO College managed to make 92 runs at the expense of six wickets at the end of the 20th over. Amroz Yousaf and Rafaqat with 11 runs each persisted on the crease till the last ball.

Scores in brief:

GCU beat MAO College by 93 runs.

GCU 185-4, 20 overs (Mohammad Ayaz 81, Ali Raza 62; Mohammad Yousaf 3-40)

MAO College 92-6, 20 overs (Faheem Abbas 30, Abdul Rehman 12;Abu Bakr 2-22)

PCB

 

[FearlessRoar]

Haider Ali is truly impressive at the Ramzan Ghani tournament. His amazing shots are a joy to watch, as he consistently hits the ball perfectly in the middle of the bat.

 

[FearlessRoar]

During Ramadan, street cricket in Karachi is decreasing, so players are moving to indoor venues. Former cricket pros back this change, seeing it as a chance for better training. Parents approve safer play areas. Young talents prefer indoor cricket for skill improvement. This shift shows Karachi's move towards organized cricket and talent growth.

To be honest, the joy of playing on the streets is something different.

 

[Deewana Mastana]

Another poor quality and lackluster tourney by PCB.

Btw, what is Razzaq doing playing this when it's meant to be for kids/youngsters.

Saw Safeer's batting a few snippets, just didn't seem like he's a cricketer more like a gully one.

 

[The Bald Eagle]

HB LAL
97/10
17.3 /20 ov

KINGDOM VALLEY
101/1
6.1 /20 ov

Ramzan Ghani Tournament 2024: League - KINGDOM VALLEY won by 9 Wickets (03/23/2024)

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Points Table so far.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Some exciting cricket is going on at college level in Pakistan.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Second day of Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup sees action across three cities

The second day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw four matches being played among the Pool A teams in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. In Lahore, Punjab College registered a win against Superior College. In Karachi, Government College for Men came on top in their match against Government Delhi College while Froebel’s overcame IMCB F-7/3 in Islamabad.

Openers Obaid Shah (83, 48b, 9x4s, 1x6) and Haider Shahjahan Afzal Baig (69, 43b, 11x4s) led Punjab College to victory against Superior College at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. Punjab College ended their innings at 204-3 and later managed to bundle out Superior College for 46 runs in 14.5 overs. Punjab College bowlers Ahmed Arif and Mohammad Junaid claimed four and two wickets respectively.

In Karachi, Government College for Men won by eight wickets in their match against Governmentt Delhi College at the Eid Gah Ground, Nazimabad. Ghazi Ghouri (70 not out, 39b, 10x4s, 2x6s) singlehandedly ensured his side reaching the 100-run target. Earlier, Government College for Men were restricted at 99 as Mohammad Zaid Hassan claimed three wickets at the expense of 14 runs while Abdullah and Burhan Mehmood claimed two wickets each.

At the Miusam Cricket Ground in Islamabad, IMCB F-7/3 failed to achieve Froebel’s target of 152 despite a half century of 57 off 30 by Mohammad Sami. Froebel’s Khizar Malik who scored an impressive 91 of 69 in the first innings and claimed four wickets at the expense of 20 runs in the second innings, as IMCB F-7/3 was bowled out for 125 while Hamza Ali and Haider Shah claimed two wickets each.

At the same venue, Mohammad Asif’s all-round efforts took IMCB Chak Shahzad to a five-wicket win against IMCB Degree College Sihala. In the first innings, Asif took a five-wicket haul to restrict the opposition to 62, which was chased in 8.2 overs as Mohammad Sharjeel (31. 24b, 5x4s) and Asif (14 not out, 13b, 3x4s) contributed crucial runs.

Scores in brief:

Punjab College beat Superior College by 158 runs at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

Punjab College 204-3, 20 overs (Obaid Shah 83 not out, Haider Shahjahan Afzal Baig 69; Mohammad Mohsin Manzoor 2-31)

Superior College 46 all out, 14.5 overs (Sarfraz Riasat 15, Ahmed Saeed 11;Ahmed Arif 4-2, Mohammad Junaid 2-9)

Government College for Men beat Government Delhi College by eight wickets at Eid Gah Ground, Karachi.

Government Delhi College 99 all out, 20 overs (Umar Ather Wasti 18, Taha Ali 14; Mohammad Zaid Hassan 3-14, Burhan Mehmood 2-6, Umer Ather Wasti) Govt College for Men 102-2, 12 overs (Ghazi Ghouri 70 not out, Mohammad Ali Rehman 6 not out; Mohammad Affan Abbasi 1-12)

Froebel’s beat IMCB F-7/3 by 26 runs at Miusam Cricket Ground, Islamabad.

Froebel’s 151-6, 20 overs (Khizar Malik 91, Mohammad Ali Shahzil 16;Awais Ahmed Noor 1-25, Mohammad Huzaifa Naeem 1-25)

IMCB F-7/3 125 all out, 18.1 overs (Mohammad Sami 57, Mohammad Rafay Jawed 24;Khizar Malik 4-20)

IMCB Chak Shahzad beat IMCB Degree College Sihala by five wickets at Miusam Cricket Ground, Islamabad.

IMCB Degree College Sihala 62 all out, 10.3 overs (Ali Haider 18, Mohammad Zohaib 13; Mohammad Asif 5-26, Mohammad Taha 3-12)

IMCB Chak Shahzad 66-5, 8.2 overs (Mohammad Sharjeel 31, Mohammad Asif 14 not out; Mohammad Zohaib 3-19, Mohammad Ahad 2-8)

PCB

 

[FearlessRoar]

Imran Nazir could not make an impact in the Ghani Ramazan tournament 2024. Let's see how he will perform in the next match. However, brilliant centuries were scored by Mohammad Faizan and Afaq Ahmed.

 

[PakEngFan]

Shameless Umar akmal crying on why he hasn't been selected for the camp Psl and Pakistan. Is this serious? If so he needs serious help.

 

[Cricket Warrior]

Kingdom Valley posted the highest T20 total in the history of Ramzan Cups with 289 runs on the board.

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup 2024

Match Results!

Karachi Region: Beaconhouse School System (144-7, 20 overs) beat Happy Palace College (134-10, 19.1 overs) by 10 runs.

Karachi Region: Government National College (Morning) (155-7, 20 overs) beat Government College Asifabad (145-9, 20 overs) by 10 runs.

Islamabad Region: IMPCC H-8/4 (98-1, 12.3 overs) beat Beaconhouse I-8 (97-10, 17.3 overs) by 9 wickets.

Lahore Region: Gulberg College (189-4, 20 overs) beat Diyal Singh College (74-10, 14.3 overs) by 115 runs.

Source; PCB

 

[hassan918]

Sultans Elite beat Khawar Properties by 4 runs in Ghani Ramzan Tourney 2024.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Government Jinnah College's bowlers impress on day four of Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup

The fourth day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw action in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad as nine teams came head-to-head in five matches.

Lahore

Government College Township beat Government Islamia Graduate College Civil Lines by 46 runs at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. Government College Township managed to set a target of 118 with Civil Lines’ bowlers claiming crucial wickets in the early overs of the match. Mohammad Hammad top-scored for Government College Township, hitting 25 off 37 while Civil Lines’ bowler Ali Asghar claimed three wickets at the expense of 21 runs. In turn, Civil Lines were dismissed for just 71 runs in 17.4 overs courtesy Hafiz Mohammad Awais, Ali Hamza and Mohammad Umair, all of whom claimed two wickets each.

Karachi

Government Jinnah College beat Government Delhi College by 10 wickets at Karachi’s Eid Gah Stadium. Jinnah College bowlers Naeem Gul and Abdullah Ashfaq picked up five-wicket and four-wicket hauls respectively, managing to dismiss Delhi College for a mere 28 runs in 8.3 overs. The target was completed by Jinnah College’s Mohammad Rizwan Khan (22, 14b, 3x4s, 1x6) and Mohammad Dawood (5,9b) in only 3.5 overs.

Government College 36-B Landhi overcame The City School by 14 runs at the IBA Cricket Ground in Karachi. Government College’s Mohammad Shameerr Khan scored unbeaten 40 off 38, with the help of five boundaries, while The City School’s bowlers Hamza Shah and Haris Farhan claimed three and two wickets respectively. Government College bowlers Saifullah Khan, and Hassan Ali Khan returned with two wickets each to restrict City School at 117-6.

Islamabad

At Islamabad’s Miusam Cricket Ground, Beaconhouse I-8 won in their match against Bahria College Zafar E Camp E-8 by 39 runs on the backs of Sudais Ulfat’s unbeaten 67 off 35 (3x4s, 5x6s), Saad Munir Shah’s half century (51, 41b, 4x4s, 2x6s) and Basil Tariq Baig’s 47 off 40 (8x4s). Subsequently, Beaconhouse bowlers managed to restrict Bahria College at 157-4 despite Arsalan Ali’s mammoth 93 off 66, on the back of nine boundaries.

Westminster registered a win against IMCB G-10/4, defeating them by six wickets at Islamabad’s Miusam Cricket Ground. Hassan Abdullah Ghumman showcased his batting prowess by scoring an unbeaten half century (53, 50b5x4s, 1x6), to help complete the 126-run target. Earlier, IMCB were bundled over for 125 in 19.1 overs courtesy Syed Mohammad Ali’s four-wicket haul and Hassan’s three wickets.. Amir Kundi top-scored with a 58 off 56, with eight fours and two sixes.

Scores in brief:

Lahore

Government College Township beat Government Islamia Graduate College by 46 runs at Gaddafi Stadium Lahore

Government College Township 117 all out, 20 overs (Mohammad Hammad 25, Mohammad Umair 16 not out; Ali Asghar 3-21) Government Islamia College 71 all out in 17.4 overs (Basit Ghouri 23, Ali Asghar 9; Hafiz Mohammad Awais 2-9, Ali Hamza 2-11, Mohammad Umair 2-13)

Karachi

KarachiGovernment Jinnah College beat Government Delhi College by 10 wickets at Eid Gah Ground, Karachi

Government Delhi College 28 all out, 9.3 overs (Azhan Fareed 11, Taha Ali 11, Naeem Gul 5-10, Abdullah Ashfaq 4-0)

Government Jinnah College 31-0, 3.5 overs (Rizwan Khan 22))

Government College 36-B Landhi beat The City School by 14 runs at IBA Cricket Ground, Karachi

Government College 36-B Landhi 131-7, 20 overs (Mohammad Shameer Khan 40 not out, Abdullah 32; Hamza Khan 3-25, Haris Farhan 2-22)

The City School 117-6, 20 overs (Mohammad Ibrahim 41, Hamza Qureshi 32; Saifullah Khan 2-15, Hassan Ali Khan 2-22)

Islamabad

Beaconhouse 1-8 beat Bahria College by 39 runs at Miusam Cricket Ground, Islamabad

Beaconhouse I-8 196-3, 20 overs (Sudais Ulfat 67 not out, Saad Munir Shah 51, Basil Tariq Baig 47; Syed Irfan Haider 2-50) Bahria College 157-4, 20 overs (Arsalan Ali 93, Abdur Rehman 22; Mohammad Ibrahim 1-4, Mohammad Ahmed Taj 1-22, Hassan Sajjad 1-27)

Westminster beat IMCB G-10/4 by six wickets at Miusam Cricket Ground, Islamabad

IMCB G-10/4 125 all out, 19.1 overs (Mohammad Amir Kundi 58, Hussain Gohar 17; Syed Mohammad Ali 4-1, Hassan Abdullah Ghumman 3-23)

Westminster 126-4, 18.2 overs (Hassan Abdullah Ghumman 53 not out, Ahmed Arif Khan 38 not out; Mohammad Obaid 2-19)

PCB

 

[hassan918]

GIC beat Center of Excellence by 4 Wickets in Ghani Ramzan Tourney 2024.

 

[hassan918]

Sultan Elites beat Ghani Value Glass by 24 Runs in Ghani Ramzan Tourney 2024.

 

[Kianig89]

Shambles , cricket just for the sake of it has no value look at the infrastructure worst than 1900s

 

[BouncerGuy]

These ramadan tournaments should be more focussed towards the new young talent rather than playing few oldies here as well as the national and domestic players.

 

[BouncerGuy]

The fifth day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw 12 teams come head-to-head in six matches played across four venues in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad.

Lahore

Punjab College overcame Government Science College by 102 runs at LCCA Ground, Lahore. Openers Haider Shahjahan Afzal Baig (63, 27b, 10x4s, 2x6s) and Obaid Shahid’s (51, 40b, 5x4s, 1x6) partnership of 100 runs was followed by Mohammad Aswad’s 48 off 27 in setting target of 222 runs. Government Science College’s attempts at chasing that target came up short courtesy Punjab College bowlers Mohammad Junaid, who bagged a four-wicket haul and Mohammad Aswad and Zahid Khan, who both managed to claim two wickets each.

At the same venue, Government College University (GCU) batters Mohammad Ayaz (55,32b, 6x4s, 2x6s) and Daniyal Ali (50,44b, 4x4s, 2x6s) steered their side to victory against Shalimar Graduate College. Mohammad Anas Raza also contributed with a brisk 42 off 24 deliveries (3x4s, 3x6s) before losing his wicket to Zahoor Ali. Shalimar College’s Usman Ali managed to register a four-fer while batter Abu Bakar Khan high scored with a-run-a-ball 62 with the help of nine boundaries. The rest of Shalimar’s batting order, however, failed to make an impact which led to GCU winning the match by 74 runs.

Karachi

Government College of Men defeated Happy Palace College by 10 wickets at the Eid Gah Ground in Karachi. Government College bowlers Rohail Nasir picked up three wickets while Burhan Mehmood and Abdullah returned with two each to dismiss Happy Palace College for just 66 runs in 18.1 overs. The target that Government College’s Ghazi Ghouri (60 not out, 33b10x4s, 2x6s) and Monis Nadem 6, 10b) were able to chase in seven overs.

At IBA Cricket Ground, Government National College won their match against Government Pak Shipowner College by 54 runs. Openers Mohammad Sufyan (38, 21b, 7x4s, 1x6) and Fahad Hussain (33, 39b, 4x4s) with a partnership of 57 runs were the highest contributors to Government National College’s final tally of 173. Their bowlers Abdul Rafay, with a four-wicket haul, and Rayyan Afridi, with a three-wicket haul, succeeded in dismissing Government Pak Shipowner College for 119 in 20 overs.

Islamabad

IMPCC H-8/4 clinched a win against Froebels, beating them by 83 runs at Miusam Cricket Ground. IMPCC’s Abdul Jabbar top-scored with an unbeaten century (103 not out, 52b, 12x4s, 2x6s) while Rassal Asad managed to score 40 off 31 (4x4s, 1x6), tipping the scales significantly in their side’s favor. Froebels failed to chase IMPCC’s target of 198 despite Khizar Malik’s unbeaten half-century (50 not out, 41b, 5x4s) as they were restricted at 114-6 courtesy IMPCC bowlers. Husnain Ali, Talha and Fahad Saleem got a wicket each.

IMCB Degree College Sihala won their match against IMCB F-10/3 by four wickets. IMCB F-10/3 were bundled over for 117in 17.2 overs courtesy IMCB Degree College’s Mohammad Kashif and Mohammad Ahad both of whom claimed three wickets each. IMCB Degree College batters Ali Haider (24, 12b, 4x4s, 1x6), Shahzaib Hamza (23, 26b, 2x4s, 1x6) and Mohammad Saqlain (22, 14b, 3x4s, 1x6) managed to chase IMCB F-10/3’s target of 118 comfortably, as they got to a final score of 121-6 in 18 overs.

Scores in brief

Lahore

Punjab College beat Government Science College Wahdat Road by 102 runs at LCCA Ground

Punjab College 221-8, 20 overs (Haider Shahjahan Afzal Baig 63, Obaid Shahid 51;Khisal Rana 2-31, Mohammad Nisar ul Haq 2-49)

Government Science College Wahdat Road 119 all out, 19.3 overs (Hassan Nisar 46, Abdul Wahab 20; Mohammad Junaid 4-34, Mohammad Aswad 2-1, Zahid Khan 2-21)

GCU beat Shalimar Graduate College by 74 runs at LCCA Ground

GCU 176-7, 20 overs (Mohammad Ayaz 55, Daniyal Ali 50; Usman Ali 4-22, Ahmed Afzaal Choudhry 2-32)

Shalimar Graduate College 102-7, 20 overs (Abu Bakar Khan 62, Usman Ali 12; Abu Bakar 3-12, Ahad Aziz 2-25)

Karachi

Government College for Men beat Happy Palace College by 10 wickets at Eid Gah Ground

Happy Palace College 66 all out, 18.1 overs (Arham Asif 21, Faraz Hussain Khan 16;Rohail Nisar 3-8, Burhan Mehmood 2-7, Abdullah 2-18) )

Government College for Men 68-0, 7 overs (Ghazi Ghouri 60 not out, Monis Nadeem 6 not out))

Government National College beat Government Pak Shipowner College by 54 runs at IBA Cricket Ground

Government National College 173 all out, 20 overs (Mohammad Sufyan 38, Fahad Durrani 33; Saifullah 2-27)

Government Pak Shipowner College 119 all out, 20 overs (Noor Zaman 25, Abdullah Khan 24; Abdul Rafay 4-23, Rayyan Afridi 3-24)

Islamabad

IMPCC H-8/4 beat Froebels by 83 runs at Miusam Cricket Ground

IMPCC H-8/4 197-4, 20 overs (Abdul Jabbar 103 not out, Rassal Asad 40; Hamza Ali 2-53)

Froebels 114-6, 20 overs (Khizar Malik 50 not out, Naveed Khatak 19; Husnain Ali 1-16, Fahad Saleem 1-18, Talha 1-20)

IMCB Degree College Sihala beat IMCB F-10/3 by four wickets at Miusam Cricket Ground

IMCB F-10/3 117 all out, 17.2 overs (Mohammad Danyal 38, Abdul Rehman 15; Mohammad Kashif 3-16, Mohammad Ahad 3-25)

IMCB Degree College Sihala 121-6, 18 overs (Ali Haider 24, Shahzaib Hamza 23, Mohammad Saqlain 22; Mohammad Daniyal 3-31)

PCB​

 

[BouncerGuy]

It’s great to witness @EliteSquadMS participating in the Ghani Ramzan Tournament! An ideal example of the approach to building a strong reserve team!

 

[FearlessRoar]

The fifth day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw 12 teams come head-to-head in six matches played across four venues in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad.

Lahore

Punjab College overcame Government Science College by 102 runs at LCCA Ground, Lahore. Openers Haider Shahjahan Afzal Baig (63, 27b, 10x4s, 2x6s) and Obaid Shahid’s (51, 40b, 5x4s, 1x6) partnership of 100 runs was followed by Mohammad Aswad’s 48 off 27 in setting target of 222 runs. Government Science College’s attempts at chasing that target came up short courtesy Punjab College bowlers Mohammad Junaid, who bagged a four-wicket haul and Mohammad Aswad and Zahid Khan, who both managed to claim two wickets each.

At the same venue, Government College University (GCU) batters Mohammad Ayaz (55,32b, 6x4s, 2x6s) and Daniyal Ali (50,44b, 4x4s, 2x6s) steered their side to victory against Shalimar Graduate College. Mohammad Anas Raza also contributed with a brisk 42 off 24 deliveries (3x4s, 3x6s) before losing his wicket to Zahoor Ali. Shalimar College’s Usman Ali managed to register a four-fer while batter Abu Bakar Khan high scored with a-run-a-ball 62 with the help of nine boundaries. The rest of Shalimar’s batting order, however, failed to make an impact which led to GCU winning the match by 74 runs.

Karachi

Government College of Men defeated Happy Palace College by 10 wickets at the Eid Gah Ground in Karachi. Government College bowlers Rohail Nasir picked up three wickets while Burhan Mehmood and Abdullah returned with two each to dismiss Happy Palace College for just 66 runs in 18.1 overs. The target that Government College’s Ghazi Ghouri (60 not out, 33b10x4s, 2x6s) and Monis Nadem 6, 10b) were able to chase in seven overs.

At IBA Cricket Ground, Government National College won their match against Government Pak Shipowner College by 54 runs. Openers Mohammad Sufyan (38, 21b, 7x4s, 1x6) and Fahad Hussain (33, 39b, 4x4s) with a partnership of 57 runs were the highest contributors to Government National College’s final tally of 173. Their bowlers Abdul Rafay, with a four-wicket haul, and Rayyan Afridi, with a three-wicket haul, succeeded in dismissing Government Pak Shipowner College for 119 in 20 overs.

Islamabad

IMPCC H-8/4 clinched a win against Froebels, beating them by 83 runs at Miusam Cricket Ground. IMPCC’s Abdul Jabbar top-scored with an unbeaten century (103 not out, 52b, 12x4s, 2x6s) while Rassal Asad managed to score 40 off 31 (4x4s, 1x6), tipping the scales significantly in their side’s favor. Froebels failed to chase IMPCC’s target of 198 despite Khizar Malik’s unbeaten half-century (50 not out, 41b, 5x4s) as they were restricted at 114-6 courtesy IMPCC bowlers. Husnain Ali, Talha and Fahad Saleem got a wicket each.

IMCB Degree College Sihala won their match against IMCB F-10/3 by four wickets. IMCB F-10/3 were bundled over for 117in 17.2 overs courtesy IMCB Degree College’s Mohammad Kashif and Mohammad Ahad both of whom claimed three wickets each. IMCB Degree College batters Ali Haider (24, 12b, 4x4s, 1x6), Shahzaib Hamza (23, 26b, 2x4s, 1x6) and Mohammad Saqlain (22, 14b, 3x4s, 1x6) managed to chase IMCB F-10/3’s target of 118 comfortably, as they got to a final score of 121-6 in 18 overs.

Scores in brief

Lahore

Punjab College beat Government Science College Wahdat Road by 102 runs at LCCA Ground

Punjab College 221-8, 20 overs (Haider Shahjahan Afzal Baig 63, Obaid Shahid 51;Khisal Rana 2-31, Mohammad Nisar ul Haq 2-49)

Government Science College Wahdat Road 119 all out, 19.3 overs (Hassan Nisar 46, Abdul Wahab 20; Mohammad Junaid 4-34, Mohammad Aswad 2-1, Zahid Khan 2-21)

GCU beat Shalimar Graduate College by 74 runs at LCCA Ground

GCU 176-7, 20 overs (Mohammad Ayaz 55, Daniyal Ali 50; Usman Ali 4-22, Ahmed Afzaal Choudhry 2-32)

Shalimar Graduate College 102-7, 20 overs (Abu Bakar Khan 62, Usman Ali 12; Abu Bakar 3-12, Ahad Aziz 2-25)

Karachi

Government College for Men beat Happy Palace College by 10 wickets at Eid Gah Ground

Happy Palace College 66 all out, 18.1 overs (Arham Asif 21, Faraz Hussain Khan 16;Rohail Nisar 3-8, Burhan Mehmood 2-7, Abdullah 2-18) )

Government College for Men 68-0, 7 overs (Ghazi Ghouri 60 not out, Monis Nadeem 6 not out))

Government National College beat Government Pak Shipowner College by 54 runs at IBA Cricket Ground

Government National College 173 all out, 20 overs (Mohammad Sufyan 38, Fahad Durrani 33; Saifullah 2-27)

Government Pak Shipowner College 119 all out, 20 overs (Noor Zaman 25, Abdullah Khan 24; Abdul Rafay 4-23, Rayyan Afridi 3-24)

Islamabad

IMPCC H-8/4 beat Froebels by 83 runs at Miusam Cricket Ground

IMPCC H-8/4 197-4, 20 overs (Abdul Jabbar 103 not out, Rassal Asad 40; Hamza Ali 2-53)

Froebels 114-6, 20 overs (Khizar Malik 50 not out, Naveed Khatak 19; Husnain Ali 1-16, Fahad Saleem 1-18, Talha 1-20)

IMCB Degree College Sihala beat IMCB F-10/3 by four wickets at Miusam Cricket Ground

IMCB F-10/3 117 all out, 17.2 overs (Mohammad Danyal 38, Abdul Rehman 15; Mohammad Kashif 3-16, Mohammad Ahad 3-25)

IMCB Degree College Sihala 121-6, 18 overs (Ali Haider 24, Shahzaib Hamza 23, Mohammad Saqlain 22; Mohammad Daniyal 3-31)

PCB​

 

[FearlessRoar]

To be honest, the quality of publications from PCB is not up to the mark. What if it's a small level cricket tournament, at least maintain good quality.

 

[The Bald Eagle]

KHAWAR PROPERTIES
257/6
20.0 /20 ov

HB LAL
219/7
20.0 /20 ov

Ramzan Ghani Tournament 2024: League - KHAWAR PROPERTIES won by 38 Run(s) (03/27/2024)

 

[BouncerGuy]

KHAWAR PROPERTIES
257/6
20.0 /20 ov

HB LAL
219/7
20.0 /20 ov

Ramzan Ghani Tournament 2024: League - KHAWAR PROPERTIES won by 38 Run(s) (03/27/2024)

Hassan Nawaz smashed 176 runs in just 71 balls for his team KHAWAR PROPERTIES against HB LAL in the Ramzan Ghani Tournament 2024. What an inning by this guy and certainly the one to remember for years to come. He smashed all records

 

[BouncerGuy]

Summary of Day 6 of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup:

 

[BouncerGuy]

Superior College's Hassan Ali registers a five-fer on day six of Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup

The sixth day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw three matches played across three venues in Lahore and Karachi. The matches scheduled to take place in Islamabad were called off due to rain.

Lahore

Superior College won against Government Dyal Singh College by nine wickets at LCCA Ground, Lahore. The 88-run opening parternership between Mohammad Zain ul Abideen (43, 31b, 7x4s, 1x6) and Sarfraz Riasat (38 not out, 32b, 5x4s) helped Superior College chase Dyal Singh College’s target of 105 in 11.2 overs. Earlier, Superior College bowlers Hassan Ali, with a five-wicket haul, and Rana Mohammad Ghayas, with three wickets, had bundled over Government Dyal Singh College at 104 in 18.2 overs.

Karachi

Government Jinnah College beat Beaconhouse School System by nine wickets at Karachi’s Eid Gah Ground. Rizwan Khan’s unbeaten 51 off 33, with the back of seven boundaries, complemented by Kashan Faheem’s unbeaten 19 off 22 allowed Jinnah College to chase Beaconhouse’s target of 95 runs in 12.1 overs. Earlier, Jinnah College bowlers succeeded in dismissing Beaconhouse at 94 in 20 overs, with Abdullah Ashfaq and Ghous Ibrahim picking two wickets each.

Government College 36-B Landhi won their match against Government College Asifabad by 54 runs at IBA Cricket Ground, Karachi. Government College 36-B Landhi’s Sufiyan (44, 45b, 2x4s, 3x6s) and Abdullah (36, 41b, 3x4s) managed a partnership of 70 runs to help post 125-8 in 20 overs. In return, bowlers Mohammad Ahad Ali bagged a four-wicket haul while Hassan Ali Khan and Saifullah Khan returned with two wickets each to dismiss Government College Asifabad for 71 in 18.1 overs.

Scores in brief:

Lahore

Superior College beat Government Dyal Singh College by nine wickets

Government Dyal Singh College 104 all out, 18.2 overs (Anas Nasir 22, Ahmad Bilal 15; Hassan Ali 5-22, Rana Mohammad Ghayas 3-5)

Superior College 105-1, 11.2 overs (Mohammad Zain ul Abideen 43, Sarfaraz Riasat 38 not out;Mohammad Mujtaba Butt 1-12)

Player of the match – Hassan Ali (Superior College)

Karachi

Government Jinnah College beat Beaconhouse School System by nine wickets

Beaconhouse 94 all out, 2o overs (Yafai Ali Khan 17, Zakria Khan 12; Ghous Ibrahim Shah 2-11, Abdullah Ashfaq 2-17)

Government Jinnah College 95-1, 12.1 overs (Rizwan Khan 51 not out, Kashan Farhad 19;Haidh Sohail 1-31)

Player of the match – Rizwan Khan (Government Jinnah College)

Government College 36-B Landhi beat Government College Asifabad by 54 runs

Government College 36-B Landhi 125-8, 20 overs (Sufiyan 44, Abdullah 36; Kashan Farhad 3-13, Abdul Kabeer 2-11)

Government College Asifabad 71 all out, 18.1 overs (Uzair Shah 19, Awais Khan 13; Mohammad Ahad Ali 4-9, Hassan Ali Khan 2-5, Saifullah Khan 2-18)

Player of the match – Ahad Ali (Government College 38-B Landhi)

PCB

 

[The Bald Eagle]

ZAMWA CITY
140/6
20.0 /20 ov



KINGSMEN
141/3
16.3 /20 ov

Ramzan Ghani Tournament 2024: League - KINGSMEN won by 7 Wickets (03/28/2024)

 

[PakEngFan]

Everyone seems to be scoring centuries for fun while players like sharjeel are flopping here too lol. He and his fans deserves this humiliation.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup 2024:

Match Results!

Islamabad Region: Bahria College Zafar Camp E-8 (110-7, 14 overs) beat Froebel's (108-3, 15 overs) by 3 wickets.

Islamabad Region: IMCB G-10/4 (95-9, 12 overs) beat IMCB Degree College Sihala (90-7, 12 overs) by 5 runs.

Karachi Region: The City School (200-4, 20 overs) beat Government Pak Shipowner College (153-7, 20 overs) by 47 runs.

Karachi Region: Happy Palace College (164-8, 20 overs) beat Government Delhi College (121-10, 17.2 overs) by 43 runs.

Lahore Region: MAO College (113-2, 17.5 overs) beat Government Islamia College (111-10, 19.5 overs) by 8 wickets.

 

[BouncerGuy]

The City School's Hamza Qureshi smashes a century on day seven of Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup

Five matches were played across four venues in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad on the day seven of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup.

Lahore

Government MAO Graduate College defeated Government Islamia College by eight wicktes at LCCA Ground in Lahore. MAO College bowlers Anees Ur Rehman bagged a four-wicket haul, while Mohammad Yousaf and Hassan Zulfiqar supported with three and two wickets respectively to bundle over Islamia College for 111 in 19.5 overs. MAO College batters were able to chase the target 17.5 overs, settling for a final score of 113-2. Mao College’s Faheem Abbas high-scored with an unbeaten 36 off 41 with the help of four boundaries.

Karachi

Happy Palace College saw victory against Government Delhi College at the Eid Gah Ground in Karachi. Happy Palace’s Arham Asif high-scored with 57 off 41, with a six and four boundaries,before losing his wicket to Delhi College’s Azhan Fareed, who got a four-fer in the innings. Happy Palace College’s bowlers, with the exception of Mohammad Afnan, all returned with a wicket each w Umer Ejaz bagging a four-wicket haul to restrict Government Delhi College at 121 in 17.2 overs.

The City School beat Government Pak Shipowner College by 47 runs on the back of a century by Hamza Qureshi (103,66b, 15x4s, 2x6s) at Karachi’s IBA Cricket Ground. Umer Usman’s brisk 61 off 36 (8x4s, 2x6s) further allowed The City School to post a mammoth total of 200-4. The City School in turn managed to restrict Pak-Shipowner College at 153-7, with Saif Sarfaraz returning with two wickets. Abdul Rafay ul Haq hit a fighting knock of 47 from 26, with four fours and three sixes, which went in vain.

Islamabad

Bahria College Zafar Camp beat Froebel’s by three wickets at Miusum Cricket Ground. The rain-impacted match was reduced to 15 over a side. Froebel’s put up 108-3 in the first innings. Bahria College’s Arsalan Ali played a lone warrior innings, scoring an unbeaten 65 off 43 with the help off eight boundaries to help seal the game while Froebel’s bowlers Haider Ali Raza and Khizar Malik returned with three and two wickets respectively.

IMCB G-10/4 beat IMCB Degree College Sihala by five runs, after the match was reduced to 12 overs a side, owing to rain. . IMCB G-10/4’s Abdullah made 37 off 25 with the help of four boundaries and was followed by Hussain Gohar who scored 17 off 16 (4x4s), to help post 95-9 in the first innings. In return, IMCB Degree College’s bowler Safwanullah bagged a three-wicket haul to restrict IMCB Sihala at 90-7 in 12 overs, as batter Mohammad Zohaib top-scored with 25 off 19 balls (4x4s).

Scores in Brief

Lahore

Government MAO Graduate College beat Government Islamia College by eight wickets.

Government Islamia Graduate College 111 all out, 19.5 overs (Mohammad Hammad Mustufa 23 not out, Ameer Hamza 21; Anees ur Rehman 4-22, Mohammad Yousaf 3-16)

Government MAO Graduate College 113-2, 17.5 overs (Faheem Abbas 36 not out, Hassan Zulfiqar 18 not out; Mohammad Talha 1-22)

Player of the match – Anees ur Rehman (Government MAO Graduate College)

Karachi

Happy Palace College beat Government Delhi College by 43 runs

Happy Palace College 164-8, 20 overs (Arham Asif 57, Umer Ejaz 17 not out; Azhan Fareed 4-23, Waleed Ahmed 2-33)

Government Delhi College 121 all out, 17.2 overs (Umer Athar Wasti 42, Azhan Fareed 15, Affan Abbasi 15; Umer Ejaz 4-13)

Player of the match – Umer Ejaz (Happy Palace College)

The City School beat Government Pak Shipowner College by 47 runs

The City School 200-4, 20 overs (Hamza Qureshi 103, Umer Usman 61; Muzammil Ahmed Khan 2-46)Pak Shipowner College 153-7, 20 overs (Abdul Rafay Haq 47, Noor Zaman 31; Saif Sarfaraz 2-27)

Islamabad

Bahria College Zafar Camp beat Froebel’s by three wickets (DLS method)

Froebel’s 108-3, 15 overs (Khizar Malik 41, Mohammad Khan Zaki 23; Arsalan Ali 1-20, Ahmer Ali 1-22)

Bahria College Zafar Camp, 110-7, 14 overs (Arsalan Ali 65 not out, Ebad ur Rehman 13; Haider Ali Raza 3-29, Khizar Malik 2-11)

Player of the match – Arsalan Ali (Bahria College Zafar Camp)

IMCB G-10/4 beat IMCB Degree College Sihala by five runs (DLS method)

IMCB G-10/4 95-9, 12 overs (Abdullah 37, Hussain Gohar 17; Mohammad Ahad 3-17) IMCB Degree College Sihala 90-7, 12 overs (Mohammad Zohaib 25, Mohammad Kashif 18; Safwanullah 3-9, Mohammad Obaid 2-19)

Player of the match – Safwanullah (IMCB G-10/4)

PCB

 

[FearlessRoar]

Ramadan street cricket lights up Karachi after dark

It’s close to midnight but the floodlights are turned on in a Karachi town, drawing dozens of Pakistani men onto its streets for a tournament of Ramadan cricket.

Late night street cricket during the Muslim holy month is a tradition that dates back several decades, with Karachi being the hub of the lively matches.

Mohammad Bilal says night cricket helps them stay awake until Suhoor, the pre-dawn meal, which helps them with the day’s fast after.

"We are free in the night and we have to keep ourselves awake till the time of Suhoor. If we sleep, we can miss the Suhoor. If we miss Suhoor, it is difficult to fast,” Bilal said on Thursday.

Working hours during Ramadan are usually shorter in Pakistan so that people have a few hours to rest before they break their fast with an evening meal, called iftar, after sunset.

The game starts after Tarawih, or late night prayers, which ends about an hour ahead of midnight.

Tennis balls taped up with white tape are used in the game to give them more heft and visibility at night.

The tape is deftly stretched over the ball's surface to give it a smooth surface that produces greater bounce and speed. With this modification, the tape ball is less dangerous for street games than a conventional cricket, which has a cork core covered with twine layers and a leather shell.

Bilal says playing tape ball cricket helps keep them moving during the fasting month.

"People often sleep in the day during fasting, said Bilal. "Physical activity is essential for good health, that is walking and running, etc., and cricket covers all this."

On this Thursday in Lyari, one of Karachi's poor neighborhoods, some 200 spectators of mostly cheering fans who admire the players turned up to watch them bat and bowl through the night.

"I don't play but I watch it with great interest," said Muhammad Munaf.

"Some of these boys go to their jobs during the day while some others sleep during day time. They don't have much time on ordinary days but in Ramadan (they get to play in the night)."

https://www.arabnews.com/node/2484951/pakistan

 

[BouncerGuy]

The eighth day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw four matches played across four venues in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. The matches held in Islamabad were affected by adverse weather conditions which resulted in one match being cancelled and the other decided by the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method.

Lahore

Gulberg College claimed a three-wicket victory over Government Science College at Lahore’s LCCA Ground. Gulberg College’s Ahmar Muneer high scored with 46 off 35 balls with the help of three fours and two sixes allowing his side to chase Government Science College’s target of 128 in 18.4 overs. Earlier, bowlers Abdul Ali, Ameer Hamza and Waqar Hassan had succeeded in restricting Government Science College at 127-8. Abdul bagged three wickets while the other two picked up one each.

Karachi

Government College for Men beat Beaconhouse School System by 10 wickets at Eid Gah Ground, Karachi. Ghazi Ghouri with an unbeaten 65 off 37 (5x4s, 3x6s) and Abdul Rehman with unbeaten 48 off 42 (5x4s) managed to chase Beaconhouse’s target of 119 in 13 overs. Earlier, Government College bowlers succeeded in restricting Beaconhouse to 118-7 in 20 overs. Mohammad Zaid Hassan returned with two wickets at the expense of 21 runs.

Government College 36-B Landhi won their match against Government National College by six wickets at IBA Cricket Ground in Karachi. Government College 36-B Landhi’s openers Sufyan with 39 off 50 (5x4s) and Abdullah with 38 off 44 (2x4s, 1x6) led their side in chasing a target of 117. Earlier, bowlers Haziq Qureshi, Syed Mohammad Huzaifa and Saifullah Khan managed to restrict Government National College to 116-9 with all three of them claiming two wickets each.

Islamabad

At the Miusam Cricket Ground in Islamabad, Beaconhouse I-8 defeated Froebel’s by 10 wickets in a match which was decided by the Duckworth Lewis-Stern (DLS) method. Froebel’s were bundled over for 77 runs in 16.5 overs courtesy Beaconhouse bowlers Mohammad Ibrahim, Furqan Wazir - both of whom bagged three-wicket hauls - and Sudais Ulfat who returned with two wickets. As per DLS, the revised target was set at 27 runs to be made in six overs. Beaconhouse played a three-over innings in which they managed to post 28, winning the game comfortably..

The match between IMCB Degree College Sihala and Westminster, which was scheduled to be held at the Miusam Cricket Ground was called off due to heavy rain.

Scores in Brief

Lahore

Gulberg College beat Government Science College by three wickets

Government Science College 127-8, 20 overs (Mohammad Hussain Ihsan 35, Mohammad Danish Hussain 32; Abdul Ali 3-12) Gulberg College 129-7, 18.4 overs (Ahmar Muneer 46, Hassan Malik 31; Hafeezullah 3-16, Hafiz Mohammad Hamza 2-35)

Player of the match – Abdul Ali (Gulberg College)

Karachi

Government College for Men beat Beaconhouse School System by 10 wickets.

Beaconhouse School System 118-7, 20 overs (Mohammad Shafay 28 not out, Haidh Sohail 20; Mohammad Zaid Hassan 2-21)

Government College for Men, Karachi 119, 13 overs (Ghazi Ghouri 65 not out, Abdur Rehman 48 not out)

Player of the match – Ghazi Ghouri (Government College for Men)

Government College 36-B Landhi beat Government National College by six wickets

Government National College 116-9, 20 overs (Mohammad Sami Ghouri 31, Abdul Rafay 26; Haziq Qureshi 2-6, Syed Mohammad Huzaifa 2-7, Saifullah Khan 2-17)

Government College 36-B Landhi 117-4, 20 overs (Sufyan 39, Abdullah 38; Wahab Mirza 2-19)

Player of the match – Sufiyan and Abdullah (Government College 36-B Landhi)

Beaconhouse I-8 beat Froebel’s by 10 wickets (DLS method)

Froebel’s 77 all out, 16.5 overs (Mohammad Ali Shahzil 29; Mohammad Ibrahim 3-12, Furqan Wazir 3-18, Sudais Ulfat 1-2)

Beaconhouse School System I-8 28-0, 3.0 overs (Saad Munir 14 not out, Basil Tariq Baig 13 not out)

Player of the match – Furqan Wazir (Beaconhouse School System I-8)

PCB

 

[FearlessRoar]

The eighth day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw four matches played across four venues in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. The matches held in Islamabad were affected by adverse weather conditions which resulted in one match being cancelled and the other decided by the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method.

Lahore

Gulberg College claimed a three-wicket victory over Government Science College at Lahore’s LCCA Ground. Gulberg College’s Ahmar Muneer high scored with 46 off 35 balls with the help of three fours and two sixes allowing his side to chase Government Science College’s target of 128 in 18.4 overs. Earlier, bowlers Abdul Ali, Ameer Hamza and Waqar Hassan had succeeded in restricting Government Science College at 127-8. Abdul bagged three wickets while the other two picked up one each.

Karachi

Government College for Men beat Beaconhouse School System by 10 wickets at Eid Gah Ground, Karachi. Ghazi Ghouri with an unbeaten 65 off 37 (5x4s, 3x6s) and Abdul Rehman with unbeaten 48 off 42 (5x4s) managed to chase Beaconhouse’s target of 119 in 13 overs. Earlier, Government College bowlers succeeded in restricting Beaconhouse to 118-7 in 20 overs. Mohammad Zaid Hassan returned with two wickets at the expense of 21 runs.

Government College 36-B Landhi won their match against Government National College by six wickets at IBA Cricket Ground in Karachi. Government College 36-B Landhi’s openers Sufyan with 39 off 50 (5x4s) and Abdullah with 38 off 44 (2x4s, 1x6) led their side in chasing a target of 117. Earlier, bowlers Haziq Qureshi, Syed Mohammad Huzaifa and Saifullah Khan managed to restrict Government National College to 116-9 with all three of them claiming two wickets each.

Islamabad

At the Miusam Cricket Ground in Islamabad, Beaconhouse I-8 defeated Froebel’s by 10 wickets in a match which was decided by the Duckworth Lewis-Stern (DLS) method. Froebel’s were bundled over for 77 runs in 16.5 overs courtesy Beaconhouse bowlers Mohammad Ibrahim, Furqan Wazir - both of whom bagged three-wicket hauls - and Sudais Ulfat who returned with two wickets. As per DLS, the revised target was set at 27 runs to be made in six overs. Beaconhouse played a three-over innings in which they managed to post 28, winning the game comfortably..

The match between IMCB Degree College Sihala and Westminster, which was scheduled to be held at the Miusam Cricket Ground was called off due to heavy rain.

Scores in Brief

Lahore

Gulberg College beat Government Science College by three wickets

Government Science College 127-8, 20 overs (Mohammad Hussain Ihsan 35, Mohammad Danish Hussain 32; Abdul Ali 3-12) Gulberg College 129-7, 18.4 overs (Ahmar Muneer 46, Hassan Malik 31; Hafeezullah 3-16, Hafiz Mohammad Hamza 2-35)

Player of the match – Abdul Ali (Gulberg College)

Karachi

Government College for Men beat Beaconhouse School System by 10 wickets.

Beaconhouse School System 118-7, 20 overs (Mohammad Shafay 28 not out, Haidh Sohail 20; Mohammad Zaid Hassan 2-21)

Government College for Men, Karachi 119, 13 overs (Ghazi Ghouri 65 not out, Abdur Rehman 48 not out)

Player of the match – Ghazi Ghouri (Government College for Men)

Government College 36-B Landhi beat Government National College by six wickets

Government National College 116-9, 20 overs (Mohammad Sami Ghouri 31, Abdul Rafay 26; Haziq Qureshi 2-6, Syed Mohammad Huzaifa 2-7, Saifullah Khan 2-17)

Government College 36-B Landhi 117-4, 20 overs (Sufyan 39, Abdullah 38; Wahab Mirza 2-19)

Player of the match – Sufiyan and Abdullah (Government College 36-B Landhi)

Beaconhouse I-8 beat Froebel’s by 10 wickets (DLS method)

Froebel’s 77 all out, 16.5 overs (Mohammad Ali Shahzil 29; Mohammad Ibrahim 3-12, Furqan Wazir 3-18, Sudais Ulfat 1-2)

Beaconhouse School System I-8 28-0, 3.0 overs (Saad Munir 14 not out, Basil Tariq Baig 13 not out)

Player of the match – Furqan Wazir (Beaconhouse School System I-8)

PCB

 

[FearlessRoar]

Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup 2024

Update!

Islamabad Region: The matches between IMCB F-7/3 vs Bahria College Zafar Camp E-8 and IMCB Chakshahzad vs IMCB G-10/4 have been washed out due to rain at Miusam Cricket Ground

 

[hassan918]

Khawar Properties beat Ghani Value Glass by 87 runs in Ghani Ramzan Tourney 2024.

 

[hassan918]

Leyton Lions beat Zamwa City by 7 wickets in Ghani Ramzan Tourney 2024.

 

[BouncerGuy]

The ninth day of the Inter-College Ramadan Cup saw two matches played in Karachi. The matches scheduled for Lahore and Islamabad were cancelled due to adverse weather conditions.

Karachi

Government Jinnah College overcame Happy Palace College by nine wickets at the Eid Gah Stadium in Karachi. Government Jinnah College’s Mohammad Dawood with a half century of 51 off 31 (1x4, 5x6s) and Rizwan Khan with 40 off 38 (4x4s, 1x6) succeeded in chasing Happy Palace College’s target of 98-6 in 12.2 overs. Earlier, Government Jinnah College bowlers Naeem Gul with a three-wicket haul and Syed Kashan Faheem had succeeded in restricting Happy Palace College at less than 100 runs.

Government Pak Shipowner College defeated Government College Asifabad by one wicket at IBA Cricket Ground, Karachi. Bowlers Azamat Ullah, Noor Zaman and Mohammad Sarim Iqbal – all of whom returned with two wickets apiece – bundled over Government College Asifabad at 87 runs in 15.3 overs. Government Pak Shipowner College were in turn able to chase this target in 19.5 overs and at the expense of nine wickets.

Scores in brief:

Karachi

Government Jinnah College won by nine wickets

Happy Palace College 98-6, 20 overs (Mohammad Dawar Malik 47, Umar Sultan 17; Umer Ejaz 1-17)

Government Jinnah College 104-1 12.2 overs (Mohammad Dawood 51, Rizwan Khan 40; Naeem Gul 3-11, Syed Kashan Faheem 1-8)

Player of the Match – Naeem Gul (Government Jinnah College)

Government Pak Shipowner College won by one wicket

Government College Asifabad 87 all out, 15.3 overs (Ishaq 18, Dawood Rizawan 16; Azher Hussain 4-8, Inamul Haq 2-25)

Government Pak Shipowners College 88-9, 15.3 overs (Saif Ullah 15, Abdul Rafay ul Haq 13; Azmar Ullah 2-8, Noor Zaman 2-16)

Player of the Match – Noor Zaman (Government Shipowners College), Azher Hussain (Government College Asifabad)

PCB​

 

[hassan918]

Eshaal Associates beat State Bank by 69 runs in the first semi-final of Ghani Ramzan Tourney 2024.

 

[hassan918]

GIC beat Khawar Properties by 53 runs in the second semi-final of Ghani Ramzan Tourney 2024.

 

[Bewal Express]

I saw a guy a lad called Mamoon bowl. A big lad with a nice action.

 

[BouncerGuy]

The tenth day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw 12 teams come head-to-head in six matches across four venues in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad. The matches in Islamabad were affected by rain and were decided by the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method.

Lahore

At the LCCA Ground Lahore, Punjab College defeated Government Diyal Singh Graduate College by a massive 254 runs. Punjab College’s Obaid Shahid high-scored with an unbeaten 129 off 49 with 20 boundaries and four sixes. He was followed Haider Shahjahan’s 84 off 34 (12x4s, 4x6s) and Mohammad Aswad’s unbeaten half century of 51 off 30 (5x4s, 1x6). Diyal Singh College in turn folded for a measly 37 runs, batting only for 8.3 overs. Punjab College’s Ahmed Arif, Adil Munir and Nazim Ali all returned with three wickets each.

At the same venue, Government College University (GCU) won their match against Government Islamia College by 10 wickets. GCU’s Soban Mustafa and Mohammad Ayaz produced an unbeaten partnership of 59 runs, successfully chasing Islamia College’s target in only 8.2 overs. Earlier, bowlers Mohammad Wasim Haider and Mohammad Anas Raza both managed to register four-wicket hauls against Islamia College to restrict them at just 58 in 18.5 overs.

Karachi

Beaconhouse School System (BSS) beat Government Delhi College by an impressive 87 runs at Karachi’s Eid Gah Stadium. Yafai Ali Khan high-scored with an unbeaten 55 off 41 (2x4s, 3x6s) while Haidh Sohail managed to score 26 off 33 deliveries as BSS posted 168-7 on the board. In turn, Government Delhi were dismissed for 81 runs in 14.2 overs courtesy Asjadullah, who bagged a four-fer and Muavia Mustafa and Yafai Ali Khan who both returned with two wickets apiece.

Government National College won in their match against The City School by 14 runs at the IBA Cricket Ground in Karachi. Government National College’s Abdul Rafay high-scored with 62 off 45 (7x4s, 2x6s) while Mohammad Sufyan made 29 off 18 (3x4s, 3x6s) as the side posted 141 in the first innings. Government National College then succeeded in restricting The City School to 127 runs with bowlers Wahab Mirza and Rayyan Afridi both claiming three-wicket hauls.

Islamabad

IMPCC H-8/4 overcame Bahria College Zafar Camp E by 24 runs in the rain-impacted match at Miusam Cricket Ground. The match, reduced to 15 overs a side, saw IMPCC’s bowlers Talha, Abdul Jabbar and Husnain Ali bundle over Bahria College for 54 runs in 13.4 overs. IMPCC batters Fahad Saleem and Husnain Ali had earlier high-scored with 21 runs each, as the team scored 78-8 in the first innings.

At the same venue, IMCB G-10/4 won by 30 runs against IMCB F-10/3. The match was reduced to 12 overs a side. IMCB G-10/4’s Safwanullah high-score with 28 off 15 (4x4s). He was followed by Mohammad Niaz who made 26 off 19 with the help of two boundaries to help the team get to a healthy total of 104-6 in 12 overs. Niaz’s all-rounding abilities were on display throughout the match as he claimed three wickets at the expense of 14 runs in the second innings as IMCB F-10/3 ending their run at 74-7.

Scores in brief:

Lahore

Punjab College beat Government Diyal Singh Graduate College by 254 runs

Punjab College 291-2, 20 overs (Obaid Shahid 129 not out, Haider Shahjahan 84; Danish Jamil 2-48)

Government Diyal Singh Graduate College 37 all out, 8.3 overs (Ahmed Bilal 9, Faizan Amin 6; Ahmed Arif 3-4, Adil Munir 3-5, Nazim Ali 3-23)

Player of the match - Obaid Shahid (Punjab College)

GCU beat Government Islamia College by 10 wickets

Government Islamia Graduate College Civil Lines 58 all out, 18.5 overs (Nizamuddin 12, Mohammad Taha Waseem 8; Mohammad Wasim Haider 4-2, Mohammad Anas Raza 4-3)

Government College University 59, 9.2 overs (Soban Mustafa 34 not out, Mohammad Ayaz 21 not out)

Player of the match – Mohammad Anas Raza, Mohammad Wasim Haider (GCU)

Karachi

Beaconhouse School System beat Government Delhi College by 87 runs

Beaconhouse School System 168-7, 20 overs (Yafai Ali Khan 55 not out, Haidh Sohail 26; Syed Mustafa Hussain 2-37)

Government Delhi College 81 all out, 14.2 overs (Umer Athar Wasti 23, Saad Ahmed Khan 13; Asjadullah 4-6, Muavia Mustafa 2-0, Yafai Ali Khan 2-8)

Player of the match – Yafai Ali Khan (Beaconhouse School System)

Government National College beat The City School by 14 runs

Government National College (Morning) 141 all out, 20 overs (Abdul Rafay 62, Mohammad Sufyan 29; Hashir Ali 2-18, Mohammad Ibrahim 2-34, Saif Sarfaraz 2-42)

The City School 127-8, 20 overs (Mathew Rizwan 40, Alwaz Ahmed 29;Wahab Mirza 3-16, Rayyan Afridi 3-20)

Player of the match – Abdul Rafay (Government National College)

Islamabad

IMPCC H-8/4 won by 24 runs (DLS method)

IMPCC H-8/4 78-8, 15 overs (Husnain Ali 21, Fahad Saleem 21; Arsalan Ali 2-16)

Bahria College Zafar Camp E 54 all out, 13.4 overs (Ebad ur Rehman 13, Mohammad Bilal 10 not out, Arsalan Ali 10; Talha 4-9, Abdul Jabbar 2-5)

Player of the match – Talha (IMCB H-10/4)

IMCB G-10/4 won by 30 runs (DLS method)

IMCB G-10/4 104-6, 12 overs (Sufwanullah 28, Mohammad Niaz 26; Ali Nasir 2-28)

IMCB F-10/3 74-7, 12 overs (Mohammad Uzair 21, Zain Ali 11 not out; Mohammad Niaz 3-14)

Player of the match – Mohammad Niaz (IMCB G-10/4)

PCB​

 

[BouncerGuy]

Five matches were held across four venues in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad on the 11th day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup.

Lahore

Gulberg College won by seven wickets in their match against Superior College at the LCCA Ground in Lahore. Nouman high-scored with an unbeaten 42 off 47 (2x4s, 1x6) which was followed by Ahmer Muneer’s unbeaten 28 off 15 (4x4s, 1x6) as the side completed the target in 18.3 overs. Earlier, Gulberg College succeeded in restricting Superior College to 112-8. Gulberg College’s Ameer Hamza bagged a four-wicket haul.

Karachi

At the Eid Gah Stadium in Karachi, Government Jinnah College won by nine wickets against Government College for Men. Government Jinnah’s Ghulam Ashraf led his side with an unbeaten half-century (53 not out, 35b,9x4s, 1x6) which was complimented by Rizwan Khan’s unbeaten 48 off 42 (6x4s, 1x6) as the side completed the target in 14.2 overs. Earlier, Jinnah Government bowlers restricted Government College for Men at 119-9 with Mohammad Dawood bagging a three-wicket haul and Naeem Gul and Ghous Ibrahim Shah returning with two wickets each.

Government College 36-B Landhi defeated Government Pak Shipowner College by 24 runs at the IBA Cricket Ground in Karachi. Government College’s Sufiyan scored an unbeaten half-century (56 not out, 53b,1x4, 1x6) while Mohammad Shamir Khan scored an unbeaten 36 off 34 (2x4, 1x6) to help the team put up 136-2 in 20 overs. Government College bowlers subsequently managed to restrict Government Pak Shipowners College to 112-7 asMohammad Qasim claimed a three-wicket haul.

Islamabad

Beaconhouse I-8 defeated IMCB F-7/3 by 92 runs at Miusam Cricket Ground. Beaconhouse I-8’s Sudais Ulfat high-scored with an impressive 85 off 55 (6x4s, 4x4s). His efforts were supportd by Mohammad Azfar Mirza’s 41 off 34 (2x4s, 1x6) as the side finished at 172-5. The second innings saw Beaconhouse I-8 bowlers bundle over IMCB F-7/3 for just 80 runs in 19 overs. Syed Anzal ur Rehman, Zalan Nasir and Mohammad Azfar claimed two wickets while all other Beaconhouse I-8 bowlers returned with a wicket each.

At the same venue, Westminster defeated IMCB Chakshahzad by 12 runs. Westminster’s Ahmed Arif Khan high-scored with 77 off 51 (11x4s, 2x6s). He was followed closely by Awais Ullah who scored an unbeaten 75 off 53 (11x4s, 1x6s), taking the first innings total to 190-6 in 20 overs. In turn, Hassan Abdullah Ghuman claimed a three-wicket haul while Wahaj ul Arifeen bagged two wickets at the expense of 16 runs as IMCB Chakshahzad were restricted to 178-6 in 20 overs Mohammad Talha’s all-round performance, returning with three wickets in the first innings and 87 runs off 58 in the second, went in vain.

Scores in Brief

Lahore

Gulberg College beat Superior College by seven wickets

Superior College 112-8, 20 overs (Sarfaraz Riasat 35, Muzammil Hassan 30; Ameer Hamza 4-15) Gulberg College 116-3, 18.3 overs (Nouman 42 not out, Ahmar Muneer 28 not out;Mohammad Junaid 2-11)

Player of the match – Ameer Hamza (Gulberg College)

Karachi

Government Jinnah College beat Government College for Men by nine wickets

Government College for Men 119-9, 20 overs (Rohail Nisar 39, Mohammad Ali Rehman 22; Mohamad Dawood 3-14, Ghous Ibrahim Shah 2-12, Naeem Gul 2-33)

Government Jinnah College 123-1, 14.2 overs (Ghulam Ashraf 53 not out, Rizwan Khan 48 not out; Rohail Nasir 1-20)

Player of the match – Ghulam Ashraf (Jinnah College)

Government College 36-B Landhi beat Government Pak Shipowner College by 24 runs

Government College 36-B Landhi 136-2, 20 overs (Sufiyan 56 not out, Mohammad Shamir Khan 36 not out; Noor Zaman 1-17, Mohammad Yaseen Adil 1-18)

Government Pak Shipowner College 112-7, 20 overs (Noor Zaman 30, Abdul Rafay ul Haq 24; Mohammad Qasim 3-19) Player of the match – Sufiyan (Government College 36-B Landhi)

Islamabad

Beaconhouse I-8 beat IMCB F-7/3 by 82 runs

Beaconhouse I-8 172-5, 20 overs (Sudais Ulfat 85 not out, Mohammad Afzar Mirza 41; Abdul Moiz 1-21, Mohammad Ali Khan 1-32, Awais Ahmed Noor 1-37) IMCB F-7/3 80 all out, 19 overs (Mohammad Saim 14, Mohammad Rafay Jawad 11; Syed Anzal ur Rehman 2-2, Zalan Nasir 2-4, Mohammad Azfar Mirza 2-15)

Player of the match – Sudais Ulfat (Beaconhouse I-8)

Westminster beat IMCB Chakshahzad by 12 runs

Westminster 190-6, 20 overs (Ahmed Arif Khan 77, Awais Ullah 75 not out; Mohammad Talha 3-25)

IMCB-Chakshahazad 178-6, 20 overs (Mohammad Talha 87, Mohammad Asif 33; Hassan Abdullah Ghumman 3-26, Wahaj ul Arifeen 2-16) Player of the match – Awais Ullah, Ahmed Arif Khan (Westminster)

PCB

 

[hassan918]

Eshaal Associates beat GIC by 6 wickets in FINAL of Ghani Ramzan Tourney 2024.​

 

[shaz619]

Are these tournaments still going on in the last 10 days of Ramadan? Very sharamful

 

[hassan918]

Kingsmen beat Momin Seeds by 6 wickets in 9th Corporate T20 Cup 2024.

 

[JAV12341]

I saw a guy a lad called Mamoon bowl. A big lad with a nice action.

Looks a quality bowler needs to be fast tracked immediately. Has some solid tools

 

[BouncerGuy]

Star-studded, The Kingsmen team from the USA won their first match in the 9th Corporate T20 Cup at Moin Khan Academy.

Shoaib Malik, Sharjeel Khan, Khushdil Shah, Khurram Manzoor, Adil Amin, Anwar Ali, Usman Qadir, Amad Alam, Waqas Maqsood, Asif Afridi playing for them.​

 

[BouncerGuy]

The 12th day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw four teams come head-to-head in two matches in Lahore and Karachi.

Lahore

Government MAO Graduate College beat Government College Township by six wickets at LCCA Ground, Lahore. MAO College’s Anees ur Rehman scored an unbeaten 35 off 36 runs with the help of two boundaries while opener Jazaib Abbas managed to score 27 off 34 (2x4s) to seal the 123-run target. Earlier, MAO College bowlers Faheem Abbas, Mohammad Yousaf and Anees ur Rehman managed to bag two wickets each and succeeded in restricting Government College Township at 122-8. Government College Township’s Opening batter Muhammad Shahzad top scored with 35.

Karachi

The City School won by four runs in their match against Government College Asifabad at the IBA Cricket Ground in Karachi. City School’s Umer Usman led his side with a high-score of 57 off 42 (4x4s, 3x6s) while Mohammad Ibrahim managed to make 18 off 16 with the help of four boundaries pushing their total to 119-8 in 20 overs. The City School bowlers further managed to bundle out Government College Asifabad at 115 runs in 18.4 overs with Muzammil Ahmed Malik bagging a three-wicket haul and Saif Sarfaraz, Hashir Ali and Hamza Khan all returning with two wickets each.

Scores in brief:

Government MAO College beat Government College Township by six wickets

Government College Township 122-8, 20 overs (Mohammad Shahzad 35, Ali Hamza 27; Faheem Abbas 2-9, Mohammad Yousaf 2-23 )

Government MAO Graduate College 125-4, 19 overs (Anees ur Rehman 35 not out,Muhammad Bilal 1-9)

Player of the match – Anees ur Rehman (Government MAO College)

The City School beat Government College Asifabad by four runs

The City School 119-8, 20 overs (Umer Usman 57, Mohammad Ibrahim 18; Inam-Ul-Haq 3-11, Kashan Farhad 2-16))

Government College Asifabad 115 all out, 18.4 overs (Uzair Shah 35 not out, Ishaq 30;Muzammil Ahmed Malik 3-30, Saif Sarfaraz 2-10) )

Player of the match – Umer Usman (The City School)

PCB

 

[BouncerGuy]

Selector Asad Shafiq played an excellent knock of 69 runs off 27 balls for Omar Associates against AZ Real Estate in the 9th Corporate Ramadan T20 Cup at Moin Khan Academy Karachi.

Asad Shafiq is still scoring runs.

 

[BouncerGuy]

The 13th day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw Government Science College Wahdat Road register a 46-run win against Government Dyal Singh Graduate College at LCCA Ground in Lahore.

Science College’s Mohammad Hussain Ihsan was the top scorer for his side with an unbeaten 86 off 68 with 11 boundaries and two sixes. The opening batter led his team’s batting effort, helping them post 146-5 in their 20 overs.

Mohammad Salman pitched in with 17 off 15 while Ghazanfar Raza managed to make an unbeaten 10 off nine deliveries.

Ghazanfar’s all-round abilities were on display throughout the match as he bagged a three-wicket haul against the Dyal Singh Graduate College batters, who were restricted to 106-9 with Science College’s Mohammad Abu Bakar and Nouman Safdar also returning with two wickets each.

Dyal Singh Graduate College’s Abdul Rehman was their standout performer, picking up three wickets with the ball and scoring 41 in the chase. Hussain Ihsan of the victorious Science College was declared player of the match.

Scores in brief:

Government Science College beat Government Dyal Singh Graduate College by 40 runs

Government Science College 146-5, 20 overs (Mohammad Hussain Ihsan 86 not out, Mohammad Salman 17; Abdul Rehman 3-19, Sheraz Jamil 1-22, Mir Hamza 1-37)

Government Dyal Singh Graduate College 106-9, 20 overs (Abdul Rehman 41, Talha Aslam 17; Ghazanfar Raza 3-7, Mohammad Abu Bakar 2-12, Nouman Safdar 2-16)

Player of the match – Mohammad Hussain Ihsan (Government Science College)

PCB

 

[FearlessRoar]

Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup 2024 Final - Karachi Region

Government College 36-B Landhi win the toss and elect to bat first against Government Jinnah College, Eid Gah Ground

 

[The Bald Eagle]

𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫-𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐞 𝐑𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐧 𝐓𝟐𝟎 𝐂𝐮𝐩 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥 - 𝐊𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐢 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐨𝐧

Government College 36-B Landhi win the toss and elect to bat first against Government Jinnah College

Government College 36-B Landhi,Karachi
Government College 36-B Landhi
75/10
17.5 overs

Government Jinnah College,Karachi
Government Jinnah College
76/7
14.3 overs
Government Jinnah College,Karachi

Government Jinnah College - Won by 3 wickets

 

[FearlessRoar]

Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup 2024

Match Result

Lahore Region: Shalimar College (139-3, 19.3 overs) beat Islamia College (138-8, 20 overs) by 7 wickets.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Sharjeel Khan played a superb inning of 61 Runs not out off 35 Balls while Ammad Alam scored 51 Runs off 30 Balls for their Team Kingsmen against Team State Bank of Pakistan in the ongoing 9th Corporate Ramadan T20 Cup 2024. Eventually winning the game by 8 wickets.

 

[FearlessRoar]

Jinnah College win final of Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup in Karachi​

The 14th day of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw matches played in Lahore and Karachi. In Lahore, Shalimar Graduate College won against Government Islamia Graduate College Civil Lines while in Karachi, the tournament’s final match was played between Government Jinnah College and Government College 36-B.

Lahore

Shalimar Graduate College beat Government Islamia College Civil Lines by seven wickets at the LCCA Ground in Lahore. Shalimar’s Zahoor Ali with an unbeaten 94 off 67 (11x4s, 2x6s) led his side in chasing Islamia College’s target of 139. Earlier Shalimar’s bowler Ahmed Ali had bagged two wickets while bowlers Mazhar Mehmood, Usman Ali and Mohammad Wajid had all returned with one wicket each.

Karachi

The final match of the tournament saw Jinnah Government College win against Government College 36-B Landhi at the Eid Gah Stadium in Karachi. Jinnah College succeeded in bundling over Government College 36-B Landhi for a measly 75 runs in 17.5 overs with only Saifullah Khan, batting at 11, breaching double digits. . Jinnah College were in turn able to chase this target in 14.3 overs with Syed Kashan Faheem high-scoring with 25 0ff 21 (3x4s, 1x6).

Scores in brief:

Lahore

Shalimar Graduate College beat Government Islamia College Civil Lines by seven wickets

Government Islamia College Civil Lines 138-8, 20 overs (Ameer Hamza 36, Basit Ghouri 30, Ali Asghar 27; Ahmed Afzal 2-16)Shalimar Graduate College 139-3, 19.3 overs (Zahoor Ali 94 not out, Usman Ali 16 not out;Mohammad Talha 2-25)

Player of the match – Zahoor Ali (Islamia College)

Karachi

Government Jinnah College beat Government College 36-B by three wickets

Government College 36-B Landhi 75 all out, 17.5 overs (Saifullah Khan 11, Shameer Khan 9; Abdullah Ashfaq 2-15, Naeem Gul 2-15, Nadir Shah 2-16, Dawood Khan 2-17)

Government Jinnah College 76-7, 14.3 overs (Syed Kashan Faheem 25, Rizwan Khan 12; Saif Ullah Khan 3-9, Hassan Ali Khan 2-13)Player of the match – Naeem Gul (Jinnah College)

 

[Cricket Warrior]

Day 15 of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw Punjab College beat Gulberg College by 93 runs and GCU beat Government College Township by 144 runs at Lahore’s LCCA Ground in the two games that took place.

Punjab College defeated Gulberg College by 93 runs on the back of an unbeaten century by Haider Shahjahan, who scored 113 from 63 deliveries with 19 boundaries and two sixes. Sami Hassanalso contributed with an unbeaten 47 off 29 with the help of six boundaries and one maximum. Subsequently, Punjab College succeeded in bundling over Gulberg College for just 116 in 19.3 overs with bowlers Mohammad Aswad and Ahmed Arif both registering three-wicket hauls while Mohammad Junaid and Ahmed Saeed returned with two wickets each. Nouman top-scored with 31 off 35, including four boundaries.

Government College University (GCU) Lahore won against Government College Township by 144 runs. Batting first, openers Mohammad Ayyaz (135 not out, 72b, 18x4s, 4x6s) and Soban Mustafa (88 not out, 55b, 13x4s, 1x6) put up a mammoth total of 257, without any loss of wicket. In turn, Government College Township were dismissed for 113, with Mohammad Ahsan bagging a four-wicket haul. Ali Hamza, who made 31 from 38, was the top-scorer in the unsuccessful chase.

Scores in brief:

Punjab College beat Gulberg College by 93 runs

Punjab College 209-3, 20 overs (Haider Shahjahan 113 not out, Sami Hassan 47 not out; ; Mohammad Kashif 1-38, Ameer Hamza 1-46, Waqar Hassan 1-46)

Gulberg College 116 all out, 19.3 overs (Nouman 31, Ameer Hamza 15; Mohammad Aswad 3-3, Ahmed Arif 3-23)

Player of the match – Haider Shahjahan (Punjab College)

GCU beat Government College Township by 144 runs

GCU Lahore 257-0, 20 overs (Mohammad Ayyaz 135 not out, Soban Mustafa 88 not out)

Government College Township 113 all out, 20 overs (Ali Hamza 31, Mohammad Shahzad 18; Mohammad Ahsan 4-14)

Player of the match – Ayyaz Khan (GCU)

 

[hassan918]

Kingsmen beat Wing-999 by 88 runs in the first semi-final of the 9th Corporate T20 Cup 2024.

 

[hassan918]

Omar Associates beat State Bank of Pakistan by 3 wickets in the second semi-final of the 9th Corporate T20 Cup 2024.

 

[BouncerGuy]

On day 16 of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup, Superior College won by six wickets in their match against Government Science College at the LCCA Ground in Lahore.

Superior College successfully chased Government Science College’s target of 154 in 19.4 overs with significant contributions from Sarfaraz Riasat (68,56b, 7x4s) and Muzammil Hassan (60,44b, 9x4s). Earlier, Government Science College’s Hassan Nisar had high-scored with 69 off 54 (13x4s) while Mohammad Hussain made 33 off 31 (4x4s) as the side got to 153-7 in 20 overs. Superior College’s Hassan Ali claimed a three-wicket haul while Mohammad Mohsin, Muzammil and Ammar Shaheer bagged one wicket each.

Scores in brief:

Superior College beat Government Science College by six wickets

Government Science College 153-7, 20 overs (Hassan Nisar 69, Hussain Ihsan 33; Hassan Ali 3-30)

Superior College 154-4, 19.4 overs (Sarfaraz Riasat 68, Muzammil Hassan 60; Hafeezullah 1-29, Hassan Nisar 1-29)

PCB

 

[FearlessRoar]

Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup 2024

Lahore Region Final: Punjab College vs Government College University

Toss: Government College University win the toss and elect to bat first at LCCA Ground.

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Day 17 of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup saw the culmination of Lahore leg of the tournament, with the final played between Government College University (GCU) and Punjab College at the LCCA Ground in Lahore. The final was attended by Chairman PCB Mohsin Naqvi. Earlier, Shalimar College won against MAO College at the same venue.

Punjab College won by six wickets in the tournament final against GCU, on the back of commendable performances by Haider Shahjahan, who high-scored for his side with 62 off 49 (7x4s, 1x6) and Abu Marsad (46, 33b, 2x4s, 3x6s) to help complete the target in 18.4 overs. Earlier, Punjab College bowlers had managed to restrict GCU at 159-5 despite Mohammad Ayyaz’s century which came off 67 deliveries with 10 boundaries and five sixes. Punjab College bowler Salman Aslam bagged two wickets at the expense of 11 runs, while Adil Munir, Ahmed Arif and Mohammad Junaid got a wicket each.

Shalimar Graduate College overcame Government MAO College by 19 runs at Lahore’s LCCA Ground. Shalimar were bundled over for 137 in 18.5 overs courtesy MAO College bowlers Faizan Bilal and Anees ur Rehman, both of whom bagged three-wicket hauls. Shalimar College’s Usman Ali managed to score 41 off 18 with three boundaries and four sixes while Tayyab Mehmood had posted a modest 18 off 23 (2x4s). In the second innings, bowlers Zahoor Ali, Mohammad Mubeen and Bilal Moon succeeded in turning things around for Shalimar as they managed to bag two wickets apiece and restrictict MAO College to 118-8 in 20 overs.

Scores in brief:

Punjab College beat GCU by six wickets

GCU 159-5, 20 overs (Mohammad Ayyaz 100, Mohammad Ahsan 17 not out; Salman Aslam 2-11)

Punjab College 162-4, 18.4 overs (Haider Shahjahan 62, Abu Marsad 46; Waseem Haider 1-13, Ali Hamza 1-15)

Player of the match – Haider Shahjahan (Shalimar College)

Shalimar College beat Government MAO College by 19 runs

Shalimar Graduate College 137 all out, 18.5 overs (Usman Ali 41, Tayyab Mehmood 18; Faizan Bilal 3-14, Anees ur Rehman 3-35)

Government MAO Graduate College 118-8, 20 overs (Hassan Zulfiqar 39, Mohammad Yousaf 15 not out;Mohammad Mubeen 2-20, Zahoor Ali 2-22, Mohammad Bilal Moon 2-28)

Players of the match – Usman Ali and Zahoor Ali (Superior College)

 

[hassan918]

Kingsmen beat Omar Associates by 4 wickets in the FINAL of the 9th Corporate T20 Cup 2024.​

 

[PakEngFan]

Kingsmen beat Omar Associates by 4 wickets in the FINAL of the 9th Corporate T20 Cup 2024.​

According to some shoaib Malik should be in our team lol when he's struggling in Ramadan tournament. Have those poster ever watched a game of cricket?