Karachi take lead over Pindi

Published April 8, 2004

KARACHI, April 7: A superb knock of 150 by Hasan Raza enabled Karachi secure a slender but vital lead of 17 runs on the first innings against Rawalpindi on the third day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy tie at the UBL Sports Complex on Wednesday.

Karachi, overnight 243 for four, added another 180 runs before being all out for 423 i reply to Rawalpindi's 423. Hasan, who resumed at 83, was eighth out at 380 after striking 17 fours and three sixes during his 18th first-class century while facing 297 balls in a stay of 306 minutes.

Rawalpindi were 132 for four in the second innings with Ashar Zaidi contributing 66, which included 12 fours.

Scoreboard

RAWALPINDI (1st Innings) 406 (Babar Naeem 114, Naveed Qureshi 94; Azam Hussain 5-123).

KARACHI (1st Innings, overnight 243-4):

Asif Zakir lbw b Junaid 5

Shadab Kabir c Rao Iftikhar b Fayyaz 63

Agha Sabir c and b Alamgir 63

Hasan Raza c Fayyaz b Rao Iftikhar 150

Saeed bin Nasir b Babar 18

A. Zeeshan Malik c Shahbaz b Alamgir 27

Tanvir Ahmed b Rao Iftikhar 29

Rizwan Qureshi b Shiraz 22

Imranullah c Usman b Fayyaz 5

Azam Hussain not out 30

Tabish Nawab b Rao Iftikhar 1

EXTRAS (B-1, LB-4, W-1, NB-13) 19

TOTAL (all out, 119.4 overs) 423

FALL OF WKTS: 1-19, 2-97, 3-177, 4-214, 5-278, 6-351, 7-364, 8-390, 9-414.

BOWLING: Rao Iftikhar 24.4-7-69-3; Junaid Zia 8-1-45-1; Shiraz Khalid 28-2-86-1; Alamgir Khan 36-6-125-2; Mohammad Fayyaz 16-1-87-2; Babar Naeem 5-0-9-1.

RAWALPINDI (2nd Innings):

Sohail Nasir b Tabish 24

Ashar Zaidi st A. Zeeshan b Azam 66

Shiraz Khalid not out 19

Naveed Qureshi run out 9

Usman Saeed c Shadab b Azam 0

Mohammad Fayyaz not out 11

EXTRAS (B-6, W-1, NB-1) 8

TOTAL (for four wkts, 42 overs) 132

FALL OF WKTS: 1-80, 2-94, 3-99, 4-99.

BOWLING (to-date): Imranullah 2-0-7-0; Agha Sabir 2-1-7-0; Tabish Nawab 19-9-29-1; Saeed bin Nasir 5-2-18-0; Azam Hussain 12-2-52-2.

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