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PCB-Hush Puppies Cricket: Sir Syed University score eight-wicket victory

Staff Report

LAHORE: Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology crushed Federal Urdu University by eight wickets at Regional Academy Ground in Karachi, said a spokesman for the Pakistan Cricket Board here on Monday.

In the other matches, Iqra University defeated Textile Institute of Pakistan by four wickets, Baqai Medical University beat Ziauddin Medical University by 212 runs and NED University of Engineering and Technology scored a five-wicket win against Mohammad Ali Jinnah University.



Summarised scores: At Regional Academy Ground: Federal Urdu University 141 in 37.3 overs (Atif Syed 44, Amjad Hussain 28, Saeed Ahmed 17*; Khurram Imtiaz 6-40, Mansoor Mirza 2-19) v Sir Syed University of Engineering Technology 142-2 in 30.4 overs (Adnan Ali Bajwa 55*, Bilal Malik 48).

Result: Sir Syed University of Engineering Technology won by eight wickets

At TMC Ground: Textile Institute of Pakistan 150 in 49.4 overs (Farid Kapadia 35, Adil Hasan 26, Anus Anwar 19; Bilal Memon 3-15, Kamran Butt 2-23, Fahad Hasan 2-25) v Iqra University 151-6 in 25.3 overs (Kashan Qureshi 40, Yasin Saleem 36, Adeel Abbasi 32; Haris Husain 2-21, Farid Kapadia 2-40)

Result: Iqra University won by four wickets

At Baqai Ground: Baqai Medical University 349-5 in 50 overs (Asad Basheer 128, Fazal Hussain 76, Aamer Hussain 35, Fawad Bin Ishtiaq 36; Salman Sharif 2-73) v Ziauddin Medical University 137 in 26.1 overs (Rizwan Mohammad 32, Kashif Raza Alvi 23, Mohammad Imran 5-37, Fazal Hussain 2-19)

Result: Baqai Medical University won by 312 runs

At KCCA Stadium: Mohammad Ali Jinnah University 177 in 47.1 overs (Raheel Abbas 51, Farhan Abbas 38, Ali Naqi 30, Amanullah 4-48, Raheel Ahmed 3-19, Fazal Khan 2-28) v NED University of Engineering and Technology 179-5 in 35.4 overs (Yawar Saeed 32, 2 x4s, Adus Sami 28, Aftab Khan 27*, Hasan Mansoor 25, Fazal Khan 25, Ali Naqi 2-28)

Result: NED University of Engineering and Technology won by five wickets.

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