England deaf XI v Pakistan deaf XI
Twenty20 Friendly
UK Paper
Sittingbourne
15th August 2006
England won toss
ENGLAND
| B Young+ | st Hassan | b Fayyaz | 29 |
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| L Newton | b Fayyaz | 4 |
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| M O'Mahony | run out (Kamran) | 29 |
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| A Wood | st Hassan | b Shakeel | 2 |
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| N Davenport | run out (Kamran) | 17 |
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| D Sykes | ct Naseer | b Zaka | 3 |
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| U Valjee* | ct Naeem | b Shakeel | 10 |
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| S Pichowski | run out (Fayaaz) | 7 |
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| S George | run out (Kamran) | 1 |
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| J Dixon | not out | 2 |
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| B Duncan | not out | 1 |
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| Extras | (B 0, LB 1, W 13, NB 4) | 18 |
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| TOTAL | (for 9 wickets 20 overs) | 123 |
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FALL: 1-31 Newton, 2-45 Young, 3-50 Wood, 4-86 Davenport, 5-96 Sykes,
6-112 O'Mahony, 7-113 Valjee, 8-120 Pichowski, 9-120 George
Naeem 2-0-9-0
Gohar 2-0-21-0
Fayyaz 3-0-21-2
Shakeel 4-0-17-2
Nadeem 2-0-19-0
Zaka 4-0-17-1
Naseer 3-0-18-0
PAKISTAN
| Kamran Tariq | c Valjee | b Duncan | 1 |
| Muhammad Iqbal | c Wood | b Duncan | 21 |
| Zaka Ahmed | c George | b Duncan | 0 |
| Naseer Butt | c Newton | b Davenport | 0 |
| Naveed Abbas | c Newton | b Duncan | 0 |
| Muhammad Hassan | c Sykes | b Pichowski | 5 |
| Gohar Usman | c Newton | b George | 8 |
| Muhammad Shakeel | b George | 0 |
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| Nadeem Ahmed | not out | 12 |
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| Muhammad Fayyaz | not out | 12 |
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| Naeem Baig | |||
| Extras | B 5, LB 4, W 6, NB 0 | 13 |
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| TOTAL | (for 8 wickets 20 overs) | 72 |
FALL : 1-5 Kamran, 2-11 Zaka, 3-17 Naseer, 4-20-Naveed, 5-29 Iqbal,
6-43 Gohar, 7-45 Shakeel, 8-47 Hassan
N Davenport 4-3-5-1
B Duncan 4-0-25-4
S Pichowski 4-0-9-1
S George 4-0-9-2
L Newton 2-0-8-0
J Dixon 2-0-9-0
Heavy overnight rainfall which led to the cancellation of the second ODI and as the ground was unfit for a Test Match it was decided to play a Twenty/20 match. ECAD batted sensibly early on with Ben Young 29 and Mike O'Mahony 29 leading the way.A swift 17 from Nigel Davenport saw the home side reach 123 in their allotted overs, a competitive total in the conditions. The Pakistan openers came out with all guns blazing but lost a succession of wickets to some rash shots. The accuracy of Nigel Davenport 4 overs for 5 runs and Blyth Duncan 4-25 from 4 overs saw the visitors struggling. Stefan Pichowski and Stephen George kept up the pressure with impressive spells both taking two wickets for single figures. The Pakistan innings petered out at 72-8 with Luke Newton pouching three catches. The innings closed with ECAD victorious by 51 runs.