England Deaf v Pakistan Deaf XI
First Test Match |
| Gidea Park Romford |
| 9/10/11th August 2006 |
| England won toss |
PAKISTAN First Innings
| Zaka Ahmed * |
|
b George |
35 |
| Muhammad Iqbal |
c Newton |
b O'Mahony |
39 |
| Bilal Aslem |
run out (Everett) |
|
0 |
| Shahzad Mirza |
|
b Davenport |
44 |
| Nabeel Anjum |
c Newton |
b O'Mahony |
12 |
| Naseer Butt |
run out (George) |
|
98 |
Adnan Ghani |
c Valjee |
b Davenport |
9 |
Muhammad Hassan + |
|
b Davenport |
15 |
Muhammad Shakeel |
c Everett |
b Davenport |
8 |
Qasir Iqbal |
c Sykes |
b Davenport |
13 |
Naeem Baig |
not out |
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0 |
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| Extras (B 4, LB 6, W 4, NB 4) 18 |
TOTAL (all out 77.3) 303
FALL: 1 -67 Zaka, 2-77 Bilal, 3-83 Iqbal, 4-133-Nabeel, 5-178 Mirza, 6-193-Adnan, 7-242 Hassan, 8-258 Shakeel, 9-303 Naseer, 10-303 Qasir
| M Farooq |
6-0-44-0 |
D Sykes |
7-1-37-0 |
| M O'Mahony |
21-3-75-2 |
S George |
15-3-59-1 |
N Davenport |
22.3-4-61-5 |
S Pichowski |
6-1-17-0 |
ENGLAND First Innings
| B Young |
|
b Adnan |
91 |
C Hughes |
run out (Shakeel) |
|
12 |
| S Pichowski |
c Iqbal |
b Adnan |
4 |
| U Valjee * |
Ct & b Shakeel |
|
13 |
| M O'Mahony |
|
b Zaka |
13 |
L Newton+ |
|
b Adnan |
19 |
| N Davenport |
|
b Naeem |
15 |
| M Everett |
lbw |
b Naeem |
6 |
| S George |
not out |
|
29 |
| D Sykes |
ct Hassan |
b Shakeel |
25 |
M Farooq |
not out |
|
4 |
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| Extras (B 70, LB 12, W 1, NB 0) 20 |
TOTAL (all out 92overs) 255
FALL: 1-24-Hughes.2-37 Pichowski, 3-94 Valjee, 4-115 O'Mahony, 5-150, 6-163 Young, 7-181 Everett, 8-184 Davenport, 9-240 Sykes 10-255 Farooq.
| Adnan |
19-9-51-3 |
Naeem |
11-2-40-3 |
Shakeel |
32-12-67-2 |
| Zaka |
13-6-26-1 |
Naseer |
5-0-22-0 |
Qasir |
9-1-27-0 |
| Nabeel |
3-0-13-0 |
PAKISTAN Second Innings
| Zaka Ahmed * |
|
b Sykes |
3 |
| Muhammad Iqbal |
|
b Davenport |
33 |
| Shahzad Mirza |
lbw b Pichowski |
|
145 |
| Nabeel Anjum |
not out |
|
65 |
Naseer Butt |
c sub (Andy Wood) |
b Pichowski |
9 |
| Bilal Aslem |
not out |
|
10 |
| Adnan Ghani |
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Muhammad Hassan + |
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| Muhammad Shakeel |
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| Qasir Iqbal |
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| Naeem Baig |
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Extras B 13, LB 0, W 2, NB 4) 19 |
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TOTAL (for 4 wickets 69.5 over's) 284
FALL: 4-1 Zaka, 2-82 Iqbal, 3-256 Shahzad, 4-266 Naseer
| D Sykes |
13-1-48-1 |
| S George |
6-0-27-0 |
| N Davenport |
26-7-90-1 |
| M Farooq |
2-0-7-0 |
| M O'Mahony |
8-1-45-0 |
| S Pichowski |
14.5-0-54-2 |
ENGLAND Second Innings
B Young |
ct Iqbal |
b Adnan |
7 |
C Hughes |
ct Bilal |
b Adnan |
7 |
| U Valjee |
* not out |
|
52 |
| M O'Mahony |
not out |
|
31 |
| S Pichowski |
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| L Newton+ |
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| N Davenport |
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| M Everett |
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| S George |
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| D Sykes |
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| M Farooq |
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Extras (B 1, LB 0, W 0, NB 0) 1 |
TOTAL (for 2 wickets 37overs) 98
FALL: 1-10-Young.2-15 Hughes.
| Adnan |
7-2-19-2 |
| Naeem |
9-2-30-0 |
| Shakeel |
14-6-26-0 |
| Qasir |
2-1-10-0 |
| Zaka |
5-3-12-0 |
Match Drawn
DAY ONE
Winning the toss, England asked Pakistan to bat first and the visitors got off to brisk start until a bowling change brought Mike O'Mahony and Steven George together. George produced special delivery to dismiss the Pakistan skipper, Zaka, and the scoring rate fell considerably. A fine spell of spin by Nigel Davenport earned him figures of 5-61 backed up by the variations of O'Mahony. Another superb run out from Stephen George got rid off Naseer for 98 as the innings closed at 303.
Ben Young and Chris Hughes started solidly but unfortunately Hughes was run out after a misunderstanding as England ended the day on 31-1.
DAY TWO
England resumed at 31-1 but lost Stefan Pichowski early on. A partnership of 47 between Ben Young and Umesh Valjee took the score to 94 before Valjee was caught and bowled for 13. At lunch Ben Young was unbeaten on 84 with the total 150-5. On the resumption Young was bowled for a superb 91 and further wickets fell regularly until a stabilizing stand between Darrell Sykes 25 and Steven George 29* added 59 before Sykes was out. Farooq followed soon after as England were all out for 255, a deficit of 48 runs. In Pakistan's second innings Sykes bowled a very fast opening spell and made an early break through bowling the dangerous Pakistan skipper, Zaka, for 3. However, despite England's efforts the Pakistan pair remained undefeated to close at 70-1.
DAY THREE
England made an early breakthrough but Pakistan accumulated runs steadily to be 193-2 at lunch with Shahzad on 114. Surprisingly the visitors batted on for over an hour after lunch as the spinners Nigel Davenport and Stefan Pichowski put the brakes on the run rate, before declaring on 284-4 leaving ECAD a target of 332 in 50 overs. After an early scare at 15-2 Umesh Valjee and Mike O'Mahony added 83 with Valjee reaching a well deserved half century. The captain's agreed to close early and stumps were drawn with ECAD 98-2. |
