England deaf XI v Pakistan deaf XI
1st One Day International
Gidea Park
Romford
8th August 2006
Pakistan won toss
ENGLAND
| U Valjee * | lbw | b Shakeel | 25 |
| B Young + | b Adnan | 2 |
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| M O'Mahony | c Hassan | b Adnan | 5 |
| L Newton | c Hassan | b Naeem | 0 |
| S Pichowski | run out (Naeem) | 27 |
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| N Davenport | c Hassan | b Gohar | 5 |
| M Everett | c Nabeel | b Naseer | 16 |
| B Duncan | run out (Adnan) | 20 |
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| S George | st Hassan | b Shakeel | 3 |
| D Sykes | b Naeem | 19 |
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| M Farooq | not out | 4 |
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| Extras | ( B 1, LB 12, W 19, NB 7 ) | 39 |
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| TOTAL | (all out 49.5 overs) | 165 |
FALL: 1-7 Young, 2-34 O.Mahony, 3-35 Newton, 4-54 Valjee, 5-65 Davenport, 6-99- Pichowski, 7-103-Everett, 8-114-George, 9-150-Duncan, 10-165-Sykes.
Adnan 10-2-42-2
Naeem 9.5-1-18-2
Gohar 7-0-34-1
Shakeel 10-3-23-2
Zaka 5-0-14-0
Naseer 8-1-21-1
PAKISTAN
| Zaka Ahmed * | Ct & | b George | 79 |
| Muhammad Iqbal | run out (George) | 15 |
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| Nabeel Anjum | retired not out | 12 |
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| Shahzad Mirza | not out | 40 |
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| Naseer Butt | not out | 5 |
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| Bilal Aslem | |||
| Muhammad Hassan+ | |||
| Adnan Ghani | |||
| Gohar Usman | |||
| Naeem Baig | |||
| Muhammad Shakeel | |||
| Extras | B 2, LB 3, W 10, NB 2 | 17 |
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| TOTAL | (for 2 wickets 41 overs) | 168 |
FALL ; 1-27 Igbal, (Ret 77) 2-155- Zaka.
M Farooq 3-0-26-0
S George 10-1-45-1
Sykes 8-1-20-0
B Duncan 4-1-16-0
N Davenport 7-1-26-0
M O'Mahony 7-0-27-0
S Pichowski 2-0-3-0
Pakistan won the first One Day International by a convincing 8 wicket margin after winning the toss and asking the home side to bat first. Two early strikes from paceman Adnan Ghani and one from Naeem Baig, two to fine catches behind the wicket by Muhammad Hussan put the visitors in a strong position before England skipper Umesh Valje and Stefan Pichowski steadied the ship The introduction of Muhammad Shakeel saw the demise of Valjee for 25. and. Nigel Davenport soon followed chasing a wide delivery and Pichowski was run out going for a risky second run for 27. It needed a stand of 36 for the ninth wicket between Blyth Duncan and Darrell Sykes to give the total some respectability. Eventually Duncan was run out after being sent back for 20 and Sykes was bowled in the last over for 19. There were two wickets for Adnan, Naeem and Shakel in England's final total of 165 all out in 49.5 overs
Pakistan's openers, Zaka Ahmed and Muhammad Iqbal, started briskly and had added 27 in good time before a brilliant pick up and throw from Steven George saw Iqbal run out for 15. Pakistan's skipper Zaka proved hard to dislodge playing a series of superb cover drives. He passed a well deserved half century losing Nabbeel Aslam to a finger injury. He was eventually dismissed driving a low return catch to Steven George for 79 containing 11 boundaries. Shahzad Mirza saw Pakistan home with 40 not out as the visitors won by eight wickets. Zaka Ahmed deservedly won the Man of the Match for his 79.
Pakistan won by 8 wickets