IndoPak Series likely in December

Pakistan’s government has paved the way for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) permission to play a series against India in Sri Lanka.

Unconfirmed reports from India suggest that the Indian government has done likewise for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). If so, in effect, that means that a much-anticipated but shortened bilateral series between the two countries may finally go ahead in December.

“The Prime Minister [Nawaz Sharif] has given permission for Pakistan to play cricket matches with India in Sri Lanka,” the PM’s spokesman and the federal information minister Pervez Rashid told The National.

Officials from the PCB say they have not yet received official communication from the government. One official said that Shaharyar Khan, the PCB chairman, had “apprised” the prime minister — who is also the patron of the cricket board — of the meeting he had with his Indian counterpart Shashank Manohar.

News are coming too, that series will take place in mid of December 2015 with Only T20 Internationals & One Day Internationals. There is no interest in adding Test series to this series by both Boards.

Imad Wasim will miss T20 Series

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan all-rounder Imad Wasim has been ruled out of the three-match T20 series against England due to a broken little finger on his left hand.

Wasim was injured in a domestic cricket match last month, and needs another two weeks to recover, Pakistan Cricket Board doctor Sohail Saleem said.

The T20s start in the United Arab Emirates next Thursday. Another all-rounder, Bilal Asif, will replace Wasim in the squad.

Lahore Lions Summarized by Hamadullah Sohu

Lahore Lions is a Pakistani cricket team representing the city Lahore and is one of the 19 domestic teams. The team was established by Lahore Regional Cricket Association in 2004/05 in its home ground Lahore City Cricket Association Ground. Domestically, the team plays in the Haier T20 Cup. The team won its first title in 2010 where they defeated Karachi Dolphins by 37 runs in their home ground Gaddafi Stadium.

1 Only once they played in CLT20 and went to group stage won their matches against Express Southern of Sri Lanka and giants of Indian Premier League Mumbai Indians. Imran Tahir current South African premier spin bowler led this side in 2006, tournament and won that single match as a captain of Lahore Lions.

2 Times remained runner-up in Pakistan’s national t20 cup 2009 and 2014-15 tournaments, under the captaincy of Abdur Razzak and Azhar Ali respectively.

3 Azhar Ali and Salman Butt both won 3 matches for Lahore Lions as captains. They also won 3 games out of 6 played in their first CLT20 tournament. Also they won 3 times National T20 Tournaments in 2010-11, 2012-13 and 2013-14 respectively.

5.65 is the economy rate of Professor Muhammad Hafeez , who bowled minimum 20 overs in his career with Lahore Lions, but Hafeez bowled 90 overs and maintaining this type of economy rate is something which any other spinner bowler dreamt of it.

6 duck inning played by Ahmed Shahzad in overall his career with Lahore Lions which is most by any Lions player.

8 total numbers of captains who led the side, till today includes, Muhammad Yousuf, Imran Farhat, Abdur Razzak, Imran Tahir, Kamran Akmal, Salman Butt, Muhammad Hafeez, and Azhar Ali.

24 is the number of matches in which Professor Muhammad Hafeez led the side till last year’s CLT20 in India.

29 is the number of catches taken by Ahmed Shahzad in 49 matches at total he played for Lions.

36 is the number of extras they concede in a single T20 match against Karachi Dolphins in 2005 tournament.

60. Most T20 matches played by Nasir Jamshed for Lahore Lions from 2005 till today with highest score of 71 not out

72 is the number of wickets taken by Aizaz Cheema in only 42 matches played for lions with the best figure of 4/17 in 4 overs.

98 is the lowest score of Lions against Northern Knights in last year’s CLT20 edition.

109 is the highest individual score by Lahore Lions belongs to Abdur Razzak , he mad this in 2009 against Quetta bears in only 51 balls with the help of 8 sixes and 8 fours.

151 is the strike rate of Abdur Razzak at minimum 500 runs from Lahore Lions which is most by any batsman, next is Umar Akmal whose strike rate is nearing 140.

162 runs made by Nasir Jamshed and Kamran Akmal which is the highest partnership by runs against Quetta on 26 May 2009.

234 is the highest score in an inning by Lions they made this score with the loss of only four wickets against Islamabad Leopard at Karachi in 2006.

391 is an individual score by any Lions Player in a single edition of National T20 competition. He did this 2012/13 Faisal Bank Cup.

1460 this number belongs to Ahmed Shahzad he holds the highest position in runs list. He made these runs in only 49 T20 matches.

The most important thing, which I should mention here, that from this year Pakistan Cricket Board decided to change their name from Lahore Lions to Lahore Whites, This name is their brand but PCB decided to change names of all teams who are currently participating in Haier T20 Cup 2015-16 at Rawalpindi. Now their careers will be for Lahore Lions would never add up, but for a new team called Lahore Whites.

Hamadullah Sohu is a freelance sports journalist

Do follow him on Twitter @hsohu

Few shots from Pakistan-Zimbabwe Match

Kaneria Found guilty, banned life time by ECB

                              Former Pakistan and Essex leg-spinner Danish Kaneria was banned for life by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Friday after being found guilty of corruption.

“We regard Danish Kaneria as a grave danger to the game of cricket and we must take every appropriate step to protect our game from his corrupt activities,” the board said in a statement.

The sanction means the 31-year-old is suspended from any involvement in the playing, organisation or administration of any cricket under the jurisdiction of the ECB.

Kaneria was found guilty of encouraging or attempting to encourage Essex team mate Mervyn Westfieldto underperform in a match in 2009, the board said.

Westfield was asked to concede a set number of runs during his opening over in a county match againstDurham in exchange for a payment of 6,000 pounds ($9,300).

Kaneria was named in a London court in February as a go-between in a spot-fixing scandal that resulted in Westfield being jailed for four months.

The Pakistan bowler, who took 261 wickets in 61 tests, denied the charges. He was described in the ECB ruling as having “shown no remorse and sought to cast blame on other plainly innocent persons”.

“plainly betrayed the trust reposed in him in his dealings with fellow team mates and we regard his persistent efforts to recruit spot fixers as being a seriously aggravating factor in his case,” said the board.

Since the scandal came to light following his arrest in 2010, Kaneria has not played for Pakistan.

Westfield, who has been released from prison, pleaded guilty to the ECB charge of accepting money to underperform and was banned for five years backdated to Feb. 17.

However, he can participate in club cricket for the final two years of the suspension.

The ECB praised Westfield for his “courage” to testify although his record will forever be tainted as the first English county cricketer to be convicted in court for spot-fixing.

The 24-year-old, who took 11 wickets in seven first-class matches, provided core evidence that was central to finding Kaneria guilty.

It has been a turbulent time for the international cricket community with former Pakistan captain Salman Butt released from prison in Britain on Thursday after serving seven months of a two-and-a-half year term for involvement in a spot-fixing scam. ($1 = 0.6427 British pounds)

A good Sign (Whatmore’s special emphasis on fitness of Pakistani cricketers)

Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore’s special emphasis is on the fitness of cricketers, as selectors are all set to name separate teams for Tests, ODIs and T20.

Seven Pakistan cricketers, including the out-of-favour former captain Mohammad Yousuf and wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal, took part in the second phase of the fitness tests at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Lahore.

Aizaz Cheema, Mohammad Hafeez, Umar Akmal, Mohammad Irfan and Sohail Tanvir were the other players who took part in the drills yesterday.

The coaching panel, which also includes fielding coach Julien Fountain, launched the tests in order to bring about improvement in the players’ fitness levels, The Express Tribune reports.

According to officials close to the selection committee, the tests will also help the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) get a clear idea about the players as the selectors looked to form separate teams for all three formats.

However, it remains to be seen whether this plan will be implemented in time for the tour of Sri Lanka, the squad for which will be named in the first week of May.

“The main purpose of the tests is to check and expand the bench strength. Whatmore will have clear idea about the players by conducting their fitness tests. But forming separate teams for Sri Lanka tour is not confirmed and depends on the selectors,” said PCB director Intikhab Alam.

With the central contracts for the year yet to be handed out, Alam said that the delay is due to the fitness tests as the PCB wants to confirm things before giving out the new list.

Ajmal willing to play upto WC, 2015

Saeed Ajaml, Pakistani off-spinner is willing to play cricket up to World Cup 2015,the top-ranked spinner in the ICC rankings in both Tests and ODIs,  also said that “I hope by the time I am ready to walk out, another Ajmal would be ready to take my place,” he was interviewed by espncricinfo “I will ensure this and it’s my responsibility to do so”.

He said that he did not worry about having lost so much time before he got the chance to play international cricket.

“Age definitely plays a key role but I have no regret for being late into international cricket,” Ajmal said. “Who knows if I had played earlier I might not have been the same Ajmal. What I am today is more important for me.

“I am currently 34 and I know my age won’t let me play perhaps more than three years. But it’s also a matter of fitness that can actually extend a player’s life. I am optimistic that I can play at least till the 2015 World Cup before calling my time from the game.”

Ajmal hoped that he had inspired enough young players to take up spin bowling. He is also planning to launch a cricket academy next year in his city Faisalabad. Ajmal recently wrecked England with his doosras and off-breaks and finished with 24 wickets in the three-Test series in the UAE.

“A lot of bowlers around the world are so much keen about the doosra and I love to help. Being a quality spin bowler is tough and it takes time to obtain results. You need to be very patient.

 

As a spinner Bowler he lifts many of his talent towards the young guys of Pakistan cricket, After saqlain Pakistan got a variety off-spinner in shape of Saeed Ajaml but it was very much late as he made debut in 30s.

But in shorter career he made his mark with sound quality of spin Bowling.

We wish him best of luck for the rest of his career.

A new hope for Pakistani fans

Pakistan Premier League 2012, Making something to cheer for Pakistan fans, atleast now they can think of their own league, as I believe if this will happen, a new history be created by the Pakistan Cricket Board,.

Especailly Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mr. Zaka Ashraf will make his impact very much impressive as we think that black era of Pakistan cricket is over as Ijaz But left the PCB chief seat.

Now we can think about our own League Pakistan Premier League, Too many international players are eager to play in it, specially Sanath Jaysuriya, Andrew Symonds, Brain Lara, many in list.

 

Dhaka champions, and performance of Pakistani stars

It was amazing turn around as Dhaka Gladiators became first champions of Bangladesh Premier League 2012 1st Edition.

what a performance by Pakistani stars, it was fantastic to know that all main performers of BPL 2012 were Pakistani players.

please find out the dominance of Pakistani players in whole BPL 2012 in all departments, Batting Bowling.

It was amazing performance by Pakistani Stars

Best bowling figures in an innings

Player	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Econ		Team	Opposition
Mohammad Sami	3.2	0	6	5	1.80		Rajshahi	v Dhaka
Sohail Tanvir	4.0	0	13	4	3.25		Sylhet	v Rajshahi
Marshall Ayub	4.0	0	20	4	5.00		Khulna	v Chittagong
AD Russell	4.0	0	35	4	8.75		Khulna	v Dhaka
Arafat Sunny	4.0	0	13	3	3.25		Chittagong	v Rajshahi
K Cooper	4.0	0	13	3	3.25		Chittagong	v Dhaka
Mohammad Sami	3.5	0	16	3	4.17		Rajshahi	v Khulna
DJ Bravo	3.0	0	17	3	5.66		Chittagong	v Rajshahi
Elias Sunny	4.0	0	17	3	4.25		Dhaka	v Chittagong
Naved-ul-Hasan	3.0	0	18	3	6.00		Dhaka	v Sylhet
Sohail Tanvir	4.0	0	18	3	4.50		Sylhet	v Chittagong

Most wickets

Player	Mat	Inns	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ
Elias Sunny	12	11	37.4	1	253	17	3/17	14.88	6.71
(Dhaka Gladiators)
Mohammad Sami	11	11	41.1	0	268	17	5/6	15.76	6.51
(Duronto Rajshahi)
Shakib Al Hasan	11	11	42.0	1	299	15	2/19	19.93	7.11
(Khulna Royal Bengals)
Enamul Haque jnr	9	9	30.0	0	188	13	3/22	14.46	6.26
(Chittagong Kings)
Sohail Tanvir	10	10	34.0	1	202	13	4/13	15.53	5.94
(Sylhet Royals)
Yasir Arafat	10	10	31.0	1	257	13	3/25	19.76	8.29
(Barisal Burners)
K Cooper	9	8	29.0	0	198	11	3/13	18.00	6.82
(Chittagong Kings)
Abdur Razzak	11	11	36.0	0	213	11	2/7	19.36	5.91
(Khulna Royal Bengals)
Arafat Sunny	10	10	34.5	0	213	11	3/13	19.36	6.11
(Chittagong Kings)
Naved-ul-Hasan	11	11	42.0	0	303	11	3/18	27.54	7.21
(Dhaka Gladiators)

Most sixes

Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
CH Gayle	5	5	2	288	116	96.00	154	187.01	2	0	0	19	26
(Barisal Burners)
Ahmed Shehzad	12	12	2	486	113*	48.60	312	155.76	1	4	1	46	25
(Barisal Burners)
DR Smith	11	11	3	346	103*	43.25	252	137.30	1	2	1	22	20
(Khulna Royal Bengals)
KA Pollard	10	9	4	220	50*	44.00	141	156.02	0	1	0	11	18
(Dhaka Gladiators)
BJ Hodge	12	11	3	346	70*	43.25	263	131.55	0	3	2	30	18
(Barisal Burners)
Imran Nazir	11	11	2	390	75	43.33	250	156.00	0	4	0	38	18
(Dhaka Gladiators)
Kamran Akmal	10	10	1	356	82	39.55	247	144.12	0	5	1	43	16
(Sylhet Royals)
MN Samuels	11	11	1	242	72	24.20	197	122.84	0	3	2	20	12
(Duronto Rajshahi)
Azhar Mahmood	11	11	2	298	77*	33.11	208	143.26	0	2	0	35	11
(Dhaka Gladiators)

Most fifties (and over)

Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	50+
Kamran Akmal	10	10	1	356	82	39.55	247	144.12	0	5	5
(Sylhet Royals)
Ahmed Shehzad	12	12	2	486	113*	48.60	312	155.76	1	4	5
(Barisal Burners)
Imran Nazir	11	11	2	390	75	43.33	250	156.00	0	4	4
(Dhaka Gladiators)
PD Trego	9	9	1	311	68*	38.87	272	114.33	0	3	3
(Sylhet Royals)
Nasir Jamshed	10	10	2	328	86*	41.00	248	132.25	0	3	3
(Chittagong Kings)

Most runs

Player	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50
Ahmed Shehzad	12	12	2	486	113*	48.60	312	155.76	1	4
(Barisal Burners)
Imran Nazir	11	11	2	390	75	43.33	250	156.00	0	4
(Dhaka Gladiators)
Kamran Akmal	10	10	1	356	82	39.55	247	144.12	0	5
(Sylhet Royals)
BJ Hodge	12	11	3	346	70*	43.25	263	131.55	0	3
(Barisal Burners)
DR Smith	11	11	3	346	103*	43.25	252	137.30	1	2
(Khulna Royal Bengals)
Nasir Jamshed	10	10	2	328	86*	41.00	248	132.25	0	3
(Chittagong Kings)
PD Trego	9	9	1	311	68*	38.87	272	114.33	0	3
(Sylhet Royals)
Azhar Mahmood	11	11	2	298	77*	33.11	208	143.26	0	2
(Dhaka Gladiators)

Last week in Cricket..

We are sharing with you all last week in cricket

courtesy cricinfo.com (Thanks to cricinfo)

During Last week we have seen amazing cricket in all over the world, especially in Australia as CB series is going to its ending point it makes some serios notes as Srilanka get back their form to be at driving seat, in the same time India going to loose their tempo which they got after beating Australia & srilanka in Last week, as Australia bit stiff but still more eligible to play finals of CB series 2012.

Amaizing turnaround countinues at Bangladesh premeir League 2012. all players from Pakistan are perforaming really very well in all teams.

Coming week will teall us who will be the 1st Champion of BPL 2012.

One-Day Internationals

10th Match: Australia v India at Sydney – Feb 26, 2012

Australia 252/9 (50 ov); India 165 (39.3 ov)

Australia won by 87 runs

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9th Match: Australia v Sri Lanka at Hobart – Feb 24, 2012

Australia 280/6 (50 ov); Sri Lanka 283/7 (49.2 ov)

Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)

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1st ODI: New Zealand v South Africa at Wellington – Feb 25, 2012

New Zealand 253/9 (50 ov); South Africa 254/4 (45.2 ov)

South Africa won by 6 wickets (with 28 balls remaining)

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Twenty20 Internationals

3rd T20I: Kenya v Ireland at Mombasa – Feb 24, 2012

Ireland 107/9 (20/20 ov); Kenya 105/7 (20/20 ov)

Ireland won by 2 runs

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2nd T20I: England v Pakistan at Dubai (DSC) – Feb 25, 2012

England 150/7 (20/20 ov); Pakistan 112 (18.2/20 ov)

England won by 38 runs

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Women’s Twenty20 Internationals

4th T20I: New Zealand Women v England Women at Invercargill – Feb 25, 2012

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

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5th T20I: New Zealand Women v England Women at Invercargill – Feb 26, 2012

New Zealand Women 109/6 (20/20 ov); England Women 110/5 (18.5/20 ov)

Eng Women won by 5 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

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CSA Provincial Three-Day Challenge

Namibia v Boland at Windhoek – Feb 23-25, 2012

Namibia 151 and 22/1; Boland 103

Match drawn

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KwaZulu-Natal Inland v Easterns at Pietermaritzburg – Feb 23-25, 2012

KwaZulu-Natal Inland 226 and 213; Easterns 292 and 128

KZN-Inland won by 19 runs

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Border v Free State at East London – Feb 23-25, 2012

Free State 184 and 196; Border 432/4d

Border won by an innings and 52 runs

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North West v KwaZulu-Natal at Potchefstroom – Feb 23-25, 2012

KwaZulu-Natal 108 and 252; North West 313 and 48/0

North West won by 10 wickets

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South Western Districts v Griqualand West at Oudtshoorn – Feb 23-24, 2012

Griqualand West 115 and 190; South Western Districts 273 and 35/0

S West D won by 10 wickets

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Western Province v Northerns at Durbanville – Feb 23-25, 2012

Northerns 354/9d; Western Province 158 and 106 (f/o)

Northerns won by an innings and 90 runs

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Premier League Tournament Tier A

Lankan Cricket Club v Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club at Colombo (Bloomfield) – Feb 23-25, 2012

Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club 450; Lankan Cricket Club 208 and 170 (f/o)

Bloomfield won by an innings and 72 runs

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Tamil Union Cricket and Athletic Club v Moors Sports Club at Colombo (PSS) – Feb 23-25, 2012

Tamil Union Cricket and Athletic Club 519/6d and 234/4; Moors Sports Club 492

Match drawn

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Nondescripts Cricket Club v Chilaw Marians Cricket Club at Colombo (NCC) – Feb 24-26, 2012

Nondescripts Cricket Club 98 and 220; Chilaw Marians Cricket Club 402/9d

Chilaw won by an innings and 84 runs

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Colts Cricket Club v Ragama Cricket Club at Colombo (Colts) – Feb 24-25, 2012

Colts Cricket Club 452; Ragama Cricket Club 91 and 169 (f/o)

Colts won by an innings and 192 runs

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Premier League Tournament Tier B

Burgher Recreation Club v Sri Lanka Navy Sports Club at Colombo (Burgher) – Feb 24-26, 2012

Sri Lanka Navy Sports Club 278 and 304/9d; Burgher Recreation Club 215 and 210

SL Navy won by 157 runs

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Kurunegala Youth Cricket Club v Saracens Sports Club at Kurunegala – Feb 24-26, 2012

Kurunegala Youth Cricket Club 413/8d and 226/3; Saracens Sports Club 423

Match drawn

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Police Sports Club v Sri Lanka Army at Panagoda – Feb 24-26, 2012

Police Sports Club 317 and 136; Sri Lanka Army 442 and 15/0

SL Army won by 10 wickets

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Sri Lanka Air Force Sports Club v Colombo Cricket Club at Colombo (Riffle) – Feb 24-26, 2012

Colombo Cricket Club 175 and 339/6d; Sri Lanka Air Force Sports Club 234 and 136/4

Match drawn

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Sri Lanka Ports Authority Cricket Club v Panadura Sports Club at Colombo (Moors) – Feb 24-26, 2012

Panadura Sports Club 123 and 319; Sri Lanka Ports Authority Cricket Club 353 and 67/4

Match drawn

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Coca-Cola Pro50 Championship

Final: Mashonaland Eagles v Mid West Rhinos at Harare – Feb 25, 2012

Mashonaland Eagles 220/8 (50 ov); Mid West Rhinos 157 (42.1 ov)

Eagles won by 63 runs

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CSA Provincial One-Day Challenge

Namibia v Boland at Windhoek – Feb 26, 2012

Namibia 84 (27.4 ov); Boland 85/1 (31.4 ov)

Boland won by 9 wickets (with 110 balls remaining)

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South Western Districts v Griqualand West at Oudtshoorn – Feb 25, 2012

South Western Districts 164 (39.2 ov); Griqualand West 165/7 (43.2 ov)

Griq West won by 3 wickets (with 40 balls remaining)

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KwaZulu-Natal Inland v Easterns at Pietermaritzburg – Feb 26, 2012

KwaZulu-Natal Inland 260/6 (50 ov); Easterns 98 (30.2 ov)

KZN-Inland won by 162 runs

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North West v KwaZulu-Natal at Potchefstroom – Feb 26, 2012

North West 165 (37.3/44 ov); KwaZulu-Natal 163/2 (30.3/44 ov)

KZ-Natal won by 8 wickets (with 81 balls remaining) (D/L method)

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Western Province v Northerns at Cape Town – Feb 26, 2012

Western Province 158 (48.5 ov); Northerns 162/4 (36.2 ov)

Northerns won by 6 wickets (with 82 balls remaining)

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Ryobi One-Day Cup

Final: South Australia v Tasmania at Adelaide – Feb 25, 2012

South Australia 285 (49.4 ov); Tasmania 285/4 (50 ov)

Match tied

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Vijay Hazare Trophy

South Zone: Andhra v Goa at Bangalore – Feb 24, 2012

Goa 383/7 (50 ov); Andhra 385/6 (48.4 ov)

Andhra won by 4 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)

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East Zone: Bengal v Jharkhand at Kolkata – Feb 24, 2012

Jharkhand 280/6 (50 ov); Bengal 282/3 (38.1 ov)

Bengal won by 7 wickets (with 71 balls remaining)

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North Zone: Delhi v Himachal Pradesh at Delhi – Feb 24, 2012

Himachal Pradesh 103 (39.1 ov); Delhi 107/2 (25.3 ov)

Delhi won by 8 wickets (with 147 balls remaining)

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North Zone: Haryana v Services at Delhi – Feb 24, 2012

Haryana 223/7 (50 ov); Services 171 (46.1 ov)

Haryana won by 52 runs

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South Zone: Hyderabad (India) v Karnataka at Bangalore – Feb 24, 2012

Karnataka 343/7 (50 ov); Hyderabad (India) 240 (44 ov)

Karnataka won by 103 runs

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South Zone: Kerala v Tamil Nadu at Bangalore – Feb 24, 2012

Tamil Nadu 284/8 (50 ov); Kerala 223 (48.3 ov)

Tamil Nadu won by 61 runs

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Central Zone: Madhya Pradesh v Rajasthan at Nagpur – Feb 24, 2012

Rajasthan 224/7 (50 ov); Madhya Pradesh 225/6 (47.3 ov)

M. Pradesh won by 4 wickets (with 15 balls remaining)

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East Zone: Orissa v Tripura at Kolkata – Feb 24, 2012

Orissa 291 (49.5 ov); Tripura 196 (47.2 ov)

Orissa won by 95 runs

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North Zone: Punjab v Jammu & Kashmir at Delhi – Feb 24, 2012

Punjab 224 (49.4 ov); Jammu & Kashmir 205/9 (50 ov)

Punjab won by 19 runs

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Central Zone: Uttar Pradesh v Vidarbha at Nagpur – Feb 24, 2012

Uttar Pradesh 229/7 (50 ov); Vidarbha 234/5 (44.5 ov)

Vidarbha won by 5 wickets (with 31 balls remaining)

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West Zone: Baroda v Gujarat at Mumbai – Feb 25, 2012

Gujarat 196/9 (50 ov); Baroda 194 (49.1 ov)

Gujarat won by 2 runs

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West Zone: Mumbai v Saurashtra at Mumbai – Feb 25, 2012

Saurashtra 251/6 (50 ov); Mumbai 252/9 (49.4 ov)

Mumbai won by 1 wicket (with 2 balls remaining)

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South Zone: Andhra v Karnataka at Bangalore – Feb 26, 2012

Karnataka 275 (48.3 ov); Andhra 219 (47.4 ov)

Karnataka won by 56 runs

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East Zone: Assam v Jharkhand at Kolkata – Feb 26, 2012

Assam 301/9 (50 ov); Jharkhand 255 (45 ov)

Assam won by 46 runs

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West Zone: Baroda v Saurashtra at Mumbai – Feb 26, 2012

Baroda 315/8 (50 ov); Saurashtra 263 (44.5 ov)

Baroda won by 52 runs

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East Zone: Bengal v Tripura at Kolkata – Feb 26, 2012

Bengal 198 (49 ov); Tripura 168 (37.4 ov)

Bengal won by 30 runs

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North Zone: Delhi v Haryana at Delhi – Feb 26, 2012

Haryana 213/6 (50 ov); Delhi 219/6 (49.3 ov)

Delhi won by 4 wickets (with 3 balls remaining)

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South Zone: Goa v Kerala at Bangalore – Feb 26, 2012

Goa 250/8 (50 ov); Kerala 152 (39.4 ov)

Goa won by 98 runs

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North Zone: Himachal Pradesh v Jammu & Kashmir at Delhi – Feb 26, 2012

Jammu & Kashmir 211/9 (50 ov); Himachal Pradesh 212/7 (48.4 ov)

H. Pradesh won by 3 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)

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South Zone: Hyderabad (India) v Tamil Nadu at Bangalore – Feb 26, 2012

Hyderabad (India) 333/9 (50 ov); Tamil Nadu 297 (47.2 ov)

Hyderabad won by 36 runs

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West Zone: Maharashtra v Mumbai at Mumbai – Feb 26, 2012

Maharashtra 254/8 (50 ov); Mumbai 239 (48.3 ov)

Maharashtra won by 15 runs

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North Zone: Punjab v Services at Delhi – Feb 26, 2012

Punjab 288/6 (50 ov); Services 157 (43.1 ov)

Punjab won by 131 runs

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Bangladesh Premier League

23rd Match: Chittagong Kings v Dhaka Gladiators at Dhaka – Feb 24, 2012

Chittagong Kings 120/6 (20/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 107/9 (20/20 ov)

Chittagong won by 13 runs

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24th Match: Duronto Rajshahi v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 24, 2012

Duronto Rajshahi 124/9 (20/20 ov); Sylhet Royals 125/1 (16.3/20 ov)

Sylhet won by 9 wickets (with 21 balls remaining)

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25th Match: Barisal Burners v Dhaka Gladiators at Dhaka – Feb 25, 2012

Barisal Burners 156/6 (20/20 ov); Dhaka Gladiators 160/5 (18.2/20 ov)

Dhaka won by 5 wickets (with 10 balls remaining)

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26th Match: Chittagong Kings v Sylhet Royals at Dhaka – Feb 25, 2012

Sylhet Royals 165/3 (20/20 ov); Chittagong Kings 130/8 (20/20 ov)

Sylhet won by 35 runs

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27th Match: Duronto Rajshahi v Khulna Royal Bengals at Dhaka – Feb 26, 2012

Khulna Royal Bengals 106 (18.5/20 ov); Duronto Rajshahi 110/2 (14.1/20 ov)

Rajshahi won by 8 wickets (with 35 balls remaining)

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MiWAY T20 Challenge

10th Match: Dolphins v Titans at Durban – Feb 24, 2012

Dolphins 167/5 (20/20 ov); Titans 168/4 (20/20 ov)

Titans won by 6 wickets (with 0 balls remaining)

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11th Match: Impi v Knights at Benoni – Feb 24, 2012

Knights 152/6 (20/20 ov); Impi 128/7 (20/20 ov)

Knights won by 24 runs

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12th Match: Lions v Cape Cobras at Johannesburg – Feb 24, 2012

Cape Cobras 178/6 (20/20 ov); Lions 179/7 (19.2/20 ov)

Lions won by 3 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)

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ICC World Cricket League Division Five

5th Place Play-off: Argentina v Bahrain at Singapore – Feb 25, 2012

Argentina 139 (43.3 ov); Bahrain 141/5 (20.4 ov)

Bahrain won by 5 wickets (with 176 balls remaining)

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Singapore v Argentina at Singapore – Feb 24, 2012

Singapore 239/8 (50 ov); Argentina 93 (30.5 ov)

Singapore won by 146 runs

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Bahrain v Malaysia at Singapore – Feb 24, 2012

Malaysia 195 (50 ov); Bahrain 196/8 (41 ov)

Bahrain won by 2 wickets (with 54 balls remaining)

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Cayman Islands v Guernsey at Singapore – Feb 24, 2012

Cayman Islands 164 (47.5 ov); Guernsey 167/4 (43.2 ov)

Guernsey won by 6 wickets (with 40 balls remaining)

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3rd Place Play-off: Cayman Islands v Guernsey at Singapore – Feb 25, 2012

Guernsey 186 (47.2 ov); Cayman Islands 185 (49.5 ov)

Guernsey won by 1 run

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Final: Singapore v Malaysia at Singapore – Feb 25, 2012

Malaysia 159 (47 ov); Singapore 164/1 (26.4 ov)

Singapore won by 9 wickets (with 140 balls remaining)

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