BCCP President's XI v England XI - 3 day match - at Pindi Club, Rawalpindi - 1987/8 - BCCP President's XI 2nd Innings

 BCCP President's XI v England XI - 3 day match - at Pindi Club, Rawalpindi - 1987/8 - BCCP President's XI 2nd Innings


The BCCP President's XI batted better in their 2nd innings, half centuries to Asif Mujtaba and Aamer Malik giving the home fans something to cheer about after a dull match.

Eddie Hemmings was the best of the bowlers for the England XI while left armer Cook also took a wicket.

The match was left Drawn, Man of the Match being the home side's Sajjad Akbar for his half century and 4 wickets.

Pitch: 48 (6,4,8A)

Weather:2,4,4

Toss: England XI

Match Drawn

Man of the Match: Sajjad Akbar


BCCP President's XI 2nd Innings 138/3 Closed (Overs 52)
Batsman Fieldsman Bowler Runs Min Bls 4s 6s
Asif Mohammad c NGB Cook b EE Hemmings 9 69 57 0 0
Saleem Raza c RT Robinson b EE Hemmings 6 48 34 0 0
Asif Mujtaba   c&b NGB Cook 67 133 116 5 1
Aamer Malik not out   50 118 97 3 0
Zahid Ahmed not out   3 5 10 0 0
Zulqarnain+ dnb            
Sabih Azhar dnb            
Sajjad Akbar dnb            
Abdul Qadir* dnb            
Mohsin Kamal dnb            
Waheed Niazi dnb            
extras   (b1 lb0 w1 nb1) 3        
TOTAL   3 wickets for 138        
FOW
1-9(Saleem Raza) 2-26(Asif Mohammad) 3-133(Asif Mujtaba)

Bowler Overs Maid Runs Wkts
GR Dilley 7 2 10 0
PW Jarvis 7 3 18 0
DJ Capel 4 1 11 0
EE Hemmings 18 4 50 2
NGB Cook 14 1 40 1
MW Gatting 2 0 8 0


The portly Eddie Hemmings, is he fit enough for 5 days?

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