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AB de Villiers Cricket Life and Record

Full name: Abraham Benjamin de Villiers

Born Date: February 17, 1984, Pretoria

Current age: 33 years 297 days

Played for Teams: South Africa, Africa XI, Barbados Tridents, Delhi Daredevils, Northerns, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Titans

Role of Playing: Wicketkeeper batsman

Batting Style: Right-hand bat

Bowling Style: Right-arm medium

Fielding Position: Wicketkeeper

Batting and fielding averages

	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s	Ct	St
Test	106	176	16	8074	278*	50.46	15022	53.74	21	39	933	57	197	5
ODIs	225	215	39	9515	176	54.06	9414	101.07	25	53	835	202	175	5
T20Is	78	75	11	1672	79*	26.12	1237	135.16	0	10	140	60	65	7
First-class	133	223	21	9998	278*	49.49	17971	55.63	24	53			250	6
List A	260	249	44	11061	176	53.95			29	63			202	5
T20s	237	220	42	6088	133*	34.20	4171	145.96	3	38	508	262	169	16

Bowling averages

	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10
Tests	106	5	204	104	2	2/49	2/49	52.00	3.05	102.0	0	0	0
ODIs	225	9	192	202	7	2/15	2/15	28.85	6.31	27.4	0	0	0
T20Is	78	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
First-class	133		234	138	2	2/49		69.00	3.53	117.0	0	0	0
List A	260		192	202	7	2/15	2/15	28.85	6.31	27.4	0	0	0
T20s	237	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–

Career statistics

Test debut	South Africa v England at Port Elizabeth, Dec 17-21, 2004
Last Test	South Africa v England at Centurion, Jan 22-26, 2016
Test statistics
ODI debut	South Africa v England at Bloemfontein, Feb 2, 2005
Last ODI	South Africa v Bangladesh at East London, Oct 22, 2017
ODI statistics
T20I debut	South Africa v Australia at Johannesburg, Feb 24, 2006
Last T20I	South Africa v Bangladesh at Potchefstroom, Oct 29, 2017
T20I statistics
First-class debut	Northerns v Western Province at Centurion, Oct 17-20, 2003
Last First-class	Titans v Warriors at Benoni, Oct 6-9, 2017
List A debut	Northerns v Eastern Province at Centurion, Nov 26, 2003
Last List A	South Africa v Bangladesh at East London, Oct 22, 2017
T20s debut	Titans v Lions at Centurion, Apr 8, 2004
Last T20s	Titans v Warriors at Benoni, Dec 1, 2017

Recent matches

Bat & Bowl	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date	Scorecard
48	Titans	v Warriors	Benoni	1 Dec 2017	T20
–	Titans	v Dolphins	Benoni	24 Nov 2017	T20
37	Titans	v Cape Cobras	Centurion	19 Nov 2017	T20
43	Titans	v Knights	Kimberley	15 Nov 2017	T20
50*	Titans	v Lions	Centurion	12 Nov 2017	T20
20	South Africa	v Bangladesh	Potchefstroom	29 Oct 2017	T20I # 628
49	South Africa	v Bangladesh	Bloemfontein	26 Oct 2017	T20I # 626
20	South Africa	v Bangladesh	East London	22 Oct 2017	ODI
176	South Africa	v Bangladesh	Paarl	18 Oct 2017	ODI
–	South Africa	v Bangladesh	Kimberley	15 Oct 2017	ODI

Profile of AB de Villiers

A batsman of breathtaking chutzpah and enterprise. A cricketer with overflowing talent and the temperament to back it up. A fielder able to leap tall buildings and still come up with the catch – and who will happily move behind the stumps into the wicketkeeper’s spot if needed. A fine rugby player, golfer, and tennis player. AB de Villiers has emerged as one of South Africa’s greats.

De Villiers is a 360-degree batsman who can hit any ball, anywhere, against any bowler. Indeed, his range of inventive shots has grown as his career has unfolded. He has been ranked among the top Test and ODI batsmen in the world and has established a cult-like following in T20 cricket, where his performances in the IPL have earned him a legion of Indian fans.

De Villiers made his Test debut against England in 2004 (in the same match as Dale Steyn), when he was picked after just 16 first-class matches. He opened the batting in that match. He was later moved into the middle order and asked to keep wicket. That would become the story of his career. De Villiers has batted everywhere from No.1 to No.8 and performed well in most of those positions.

After a brief slump in form in 2006 and 2007, de Villiers’ returned early in 2008 with a blistering 103 not out off 109 balls in Durban against West Indies. Later that year, he became the first South African to score a double-century against India with his undefeated 217 at Ahmedabad. He topped that up with 174 at Leeds in South Africa’s first series win in England since readmission and a 106* against Australia in Perth in the country’s first series win in Australia post-readmission. That was de Villiers’ best Test year, with 1061 runs at 58.94.

He first came close to that again in 2010, when he scored 996 runs in the calendar year. His 278* against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi gave him the highest individual score by a South African in Test cricket (Hashim Amla later scored a triple-century). That same year, de Villiers also struck three successive ODI centuries – two against India and one against West Indies.

The second time he came within touching distance of four figures in a Test calendar year was in 2013 when he scored 933 runs to ensure South Africa kept the Test mace they won in 2012. By then, de Villiers had also accepted the responsibility of full-time Test gloveman after Mark Boucher’s retirement, as well as the ODI and T20 captaincy after Graeme Smith stepped down. He later handed over the T20 reigns to Faf du Plessis.

De Villiers blossomed with the additional responsibility, even as concerns over a chronic back injury grew. He was relieved from keeping in shorter formats to concentrate on captaincy when Quinton de Kock was included in South African squad. By 2014, he had also handed the Test keeper’s gloves to de Kock. That seemed a sensible decision because Smith retired in March that year and de Villiers was believed to be the natural successor. However, he was overlooked in favour of Amla.

That did nothing to dim de Villiers’ resolve. He came back with even more striking power than before and in January 2015 broke the record for the fastest ODI century, reaching it in just 31 balls against West Indies at the Wanderers. That was the loudest warning cry he could have made for South Africa’s chances at the 2015 World Cup, but it proved a false one. Despite inspirational leadership from de Villiers, who routinely called his team “the best” at the tournament, South Africa bowed out at the semi-final stage.

The one stage de Villiers did not set alight was international T20 cricket, where he often found himself batting too low in the line-up and with not enough time to make an impact. He rectified that through the IPL, where he was one of the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s most successful players. In a memorable match in the 2014 edition of the competition, de Villiers smacked his countryman Steyn for 23 runs in one over.

With de Villiers in high demand from foreign leagues, his workload became a talking point in the 2015-16 summer when he suggested he would have to look at ways to lighten the load. There were rumors of early retirement but those were quashed when he was asked to stand in as Test captain when Alma gave up the job mid-series against England. It was a job AB de Villiers had always wanted and accepted immediately. He was appointed permanent Test captain in January 2016.

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Do you know who is a new dawn in Pakistan Cricket?

March 16, 2019Cricket 0

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Do you know who is a new dawn in the Pakistan Cricket? The history of cricket relations between England and Pakistan is a tale of unpleasant controversy. Mike Getting and Shakoor Rana, Chris Broad and Lahore cricket stumps, Ian Botham and mothers-in-
law, Imran Khan and David Constant, Imran Khan and Ian Botham, Norman Tebbit and his cricket test,

Mike Atherton and buffoon journalists, the Two Ws and ball tampering, Inzamam and The Oval, the Spot
fixing saga, a glorious catalog of conflict and disrespect.

A new dawn in Pakistan Cricket?

In Pakistan cricket news Now Pakistan and England playing again in Dubai where they’ll be playing 3 Tests , 4 ODI’s and 3
T20’s and every one will wish that this time it’ll be a clean series without any Mishap’s involving.

Pakistan had a successful run in 2011 where they lost only 1 test and won every Test series and they
made it to the Semi-finals of Cricket World-Cup 2011. But every one expects the real test to check the
status on where Pakistan cricket stands right now will be against England’s heavy loaded team.

Pakistan registered one historic win till now against the top test team in the world and as the way the
‘Cornered Tigers’ playing at the moment it looks tough to stop them.They have a good balanced side
which involves a Calm Captain Misbah; they have a world class spinner in Saeed Ajmal, Consistent
openers, a good seam attack, a tough middle order and in Adnan Akmal a good Wicket-Keeper.

Other Pakistan Cricket teams

Misbah and Mohsin Khan look like men who understand the value of giving this team new purpose. And as the other Asian teams [India and Sri Lanka] are struggling to win any matches. Misbah keeping the Pakistan team united but still there are some questions raising over the defensive tactics of Pakistan but I think Misbah-Ul-Haq is doing quite an extra-ordinary job when he got the captaincy he straight away faced a tough team in South Africa.

His team struggling, everyone thought negative about his defensive technique, maybe because we’re accustomed to aggression but still Misbah knew that series was more important to him than winning only matches. Under his captaincy our weaker points that batting and fielding also been raise and former Pakistani coach ‘Geoff Lawson’ has also said
about Misbah that he is the ‘Sharpest’ cricketing brain in Pakistan.

Pakistan’s resurgence

Saeed Ajmal, Mohammad Hafeez and Younis Khan also been prominent in Pakistan’s resurgence
since 2010’s England tour. These players performed their duty and delivered their best.

Now that Pakistanis facing the number 1 test side in the world it’ll only improve Pakistan cricket team
more and more. There batting will be tested more because they are facing a good bowling attack. There
bowling will get sharper.This might be the start of something big for Pakistan.

The last time England toured Pakistan they lost 2-0 in tests and afterwards England complained of
unhelpful conditions. But this time this is different English team. They want to remain #1 for longer period
and therefore they’ll be seeing Asia as there last challenge, therefore England will put there heavier foot
and they won’t make it too easy for Pakistan.

In Conclusion

England is not done in this series yet they’ll try to bounce back hard at us. But still the 10 wicket victory will rank among the best in Pakistan’s cricketing history and If Pakistan maintain their brilliant start against the No 1 Test nation [England] in Dubai over the next few days one of the most intriguing and, maybe, inspiring chapters been written against an almost seamless background of blue, empty plastic seats.

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Which Team Will Win PSL 3 Trophy 2018 in Final?

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Which Team Will Win PSL 3 Trophy 2018 in Final? eams were allowed to retain nine players going into the PSL Draft but with a sixth team added to the mix. Foreign PSL players will be paid USD 10,000 per match to play in Pakistan next season. After having retained nine players before the PSL Draft, the six teams were expected to pick up to 11 more cricketers for the third edition of the tournament using the Draft.

Which Team Will Win PSL 3 Trophy 2018 in Final?

These players were picked in the Platinum Round, Diamond Round, Gold Round, Silver Round (two), Emerging Players Round (two) and the Supplementary Player Round (four). Lahore Qalandars picked up three players during the Supplementary Round because their purse was over before they could pick the fourth and they ended up with 19 players.

The Karachi Kings decided not to pick up their fourth Supplementary player till after their National Cricketer Hunt was over.

The Islamabad United brought in South African all-rounder JP Duminy as their Platinum pick before selecting Australia and New Zealand cricketer Luke Ronchi, Pakistani all-rounder Fahim Ashraf and England keeper batsman Sam Billings.

Also joining the squad were Zafar Gohar, Sahibzada Farhan and Hussain Talat while the Supplementary players who might not be available for the entire duration of the tournament were Alex Hales, David Willey, Mohammad Hasan, Mohammad Hasnain.

Karachi Kings had earlier announced that Imad Wasim will lead the side and he was joined by South African middle-order batsman Colin Ingram, Aussie fast bowler Mitchell Johnson, England hard-hitting opener Luke Wright and South African all-rounder David Wiese.

The others to feature in the PSL Draft for the Kings were Tabish Khan, Mohammad Irfan Jr, Hasan Mohsin and Colin Munro in the Emerging Category and Eoin Morgan and Saifullah Bangash in the Supplementary Round.

Windies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo was the first pick for Peshawar Zalmi and he was joined by Tamim Iqbal, Hammad Azam and Saad Nasim before Taimoor Sultan, Ibtisam Sheikh and Sameen Gul joined him in the line-up.

They will miss the services of Shakib al Hasan, however, who withdrew from the tournament before it started. Sabbir Rahman has been added as partial cover to the side.

The Supplementary Round of players saw the Zalmis pick Andre Fletcher, Evin Lewis, Khalid Usman and Muhammad Arif for the side.

With Shane Watson and Carlos Brathwaite joining the Quetta Gladiators in the Platinum and Diamond category, they have a middle-order that consists of two different kinds of all-rounder. The pair will be joined by some other Pakistani cricketers like Rahat Ali, Rameez Raja Jr, Saad Ali, Saud Shakeel and Hassan Khan.

In the Supplementary round of picks, the players who made it to the Gladiators side were Jason Roy, Rashid Khan, Moin Khan (jr.) and Faraz Ahmed.

The Lahore Qalandars were the first team to bring in a Platinum player and they selected Aussie gun batsman, Chris Lynn. He joins his Brisbane Heat teammate and captain Brendon McCullum in the squad along with Mustafizur Rehman, Bilal Asif, Raza Hasan, Sohail Akhtar, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Ghulam Mudassar.

However, according to latest news, Lynn won’t be joining the team because of an injury issue.

The other Supplementary players who could be available for a few games are Angelo Mathews, Mitchell McClenaghan and Gulraiz Sadaf.

Multan Sultans became the sixth side to join the Pakistan Super League following a bidding procedure. They join the Peshawar Zalmis, Lahore Qalandars, Karachi Kings, Quetta Gladiators and Islamabad United as the other teams in the competition.

Newly-formed side Multan Sultans brought in Imran Tahir before setting in for middle-order batsman Darren Bravo and Pakistani opener Ahmed Shehzad in their line-up. Mohammad Abbas and Nicholas Pooran were the others picked up before Abdullah Shafique and Saif Badar joined the side from the Emerging category.

Hardus Viljoen, Umar Gul, Umar Siddiq and Ross Whiteley form the Supplementary players.

The who’s who of Pakistan’s sports industry tell Dawn.com who they think will be PSL 3’s biggest winners and losers.

With the Pakistan Super League 2018 kicking off in just a few more days , Dawn.com decided to test the predictive abilities of some of the biggest names in the Pakistani sports journalists community.

Let’s see if their predictions for the big T20 spectacle turn out to be as good as their knowledge of the game.

Who are you rooting for?

Lahore Qalandars! Because Lahore is my hometown!

Who will actually win the PSL 2018, and why?

Tough one! It’s T20 and whoever plays better on the day wins but I would love for a Lahore versus Karachi final.

Who will finish last and why?

I don’t want to predict that — you just never know.

Who will score the most runs in the tournament?

Fakhar Zaman! He has been in great form of late.

Name your pick for the highest wicket-taker.

Shadab Khan!

Name one player who you think will surprise everyone.

Watch out for Jofra Archer!

Name one player who will be the biggest letdown.

I really can’t say. It’s unfair to take a name.

Who are you rooting for?

Lahore Qalandars! They are my favorite team for a variety of reasons, but what really connects me to them is their work for the development of cricket at the grass-root level. Qalandars’ player development programme to find hidden talent from remote areas is really commendable.

Who will actually win the PSL 2018, and why?

I would love to see Lahore Qalandars win the PSL. They finished at the bottom on both past occasions, but they were just unlucky and definitely deserved better. All the teams are equally strong this time so it is hard to predict a winner, but I foresee a Lahore vs Peshawar final.

Who will finish last and why?

I wouldn’t want to answer this one. All the six competing teams are my favourites, and ultimately Pakistan cricket will be the winner. So it doesn’t matter who finishes at the bottom.

Who will score the most runs in the tournament?

Fakhar Zaman.

Name your pick for the highest wicket-taker.

Mohammad Amir.

Name one player who you think will surprise everyone.

Lahore Qalandars’ Sohail Akhtar. He’s a hard-hitting batsman and definitely a player to keep an eye on.

Name one player who will be the biggest letdown.

I’m going to skip this one because naming anyone would mean draining the confidence of that player

Who are you rooting for?

I’ll go with Quetta Gladiators.

Who will actually win the PSL 2018, and why?

I think it will be the Sarfraz Ahmed-led Quetta Gladiators, simply for their consistency and well-oiled combinations.

Who will finish last and why?

Going by the chaos in their rank and file at the moment, I am backing Karachi Kings to finish last.

Who will score the most runs in the tournament?

Keeping in view the UAE conditions, Babar Azam makes for a good candidate. Kevin Pietersen, too, could have another big tournament.

Name your pick for the highest wicket-taker.

I will back the ever-improving Shadab Khan to fetch most scalps.

Name one player who you think will surprise everyone.

I think it is Lahore Qalandar’s dashing skipper Brendon McCullum’s turn to set the turf on fire this time.

Name one player who will be the biggest letdown.

Easy… Umar Akmal! He has been a letdown throughout his career and is likely to maintain that (low) standard

Who are you rooting for?

I’m rooting for Karachi Kings because I’m a Karachiite. Not a huge fan of the franchise and how they’ve gone about things, but it doesn’t really matter: the PSL is about supporting your home city!

Who will actually win the PSL 2018, and why?

Quetta! Finalists twice in a row, and they play T20 really interestingly in the sense they don’t have the best bowling line-ups, but they always, always pack a very powerful punch with their batting. Sarfraz is an excellent captain too, so there’s that.

Who will finish last and why?

Laughs Lahore, who else! L for last, L for Lahore.

Who will score the most runs in the tournament?

We haven’t really seen any real stars emerge in terms of batting. Generally, it’s been the same old Pakistani faces who’ve topped the charts and, what, a couple of outsiders? But I’d love to see somebody like Fakhar Zaman top the charts. A young Pakistani, essentially. Islamabad also has that…kia nam hai us ka (what’s his name) Sahibzada something. He’s an exciting prospect.

Name your pick for the highest wicket-taker.

Unsurprisingly, Shadab! He’s really improved leaps and bounds over the last year as has Hasan Ali. Generally, I have a feeling that you’ll see a local bowler top the charts.

Name one player who you think will surprise everyone.

The Under-19 captain Hassan Khan, who plays for Fata. He’s had an interesting U19 World Cup and is mature beyond his years. I have a feeling he might break out this time around.

Name one player who will be the biggest letdown.

You don’t want to wish anyone flopping or having a bad tournament, so I don’t know about that. But maybe one of the star signings: the likes of Brendon McCullum, Kevin Pietersen or Kieron Pollard. Perhaps you might see the veterans not do as well as they’re expected to because each one of them is such a huge name and you expect so much from them.

Who are you rooting for?

Being involved with the PSL as Media and Communication Manager, I have to stay neutral — but I started my PSL journey with Peshawar Zalmi, and I think, deep down, I will be rooting for them. However, I would also like to see my hometown franchise, Karachi Kings, play the final on March 25 at a packed National Stadium.

Who will actually win the PSL 2018, and why?

It’s never easy predicting a cricket tournament, especially a franchise league, since all teams are well balanced. I would like to choose my finalists as stated above: a Karachi vs Peshawar final should be a humdinger. Having said that, the rest of the teams are equally capable of winning the trophy.

Who will finish last and why?

Let’s hope it’s not the Lahore Qalandars once again. They have worked really hard and I hope they get the rewards this season.

Who will score the most runs in the tournament?

I would like to give you three names who I feel can make a big impact. They have big reputations already! Chris Lynn, Shoaib Malik and, watch out for this: Khurram Manzoor. You heard it here first.

Name your pick for the highest wicket-taker.

Can’t go with anyone other than Shadab Khan. I think he will have another great tournament with the ball. Yeah, he’s my pick.

Name one player who you think will surprise everyone.

I am really looking forward to seeing Sahibzada Farhan in action. He has emerged as a wonderful batting talent in recent domestic seasons. Let’s see how he deals with the high voltage PSL atmosphere. If I am allowed another pick, it would be Faheem Ashraf.

Name one player who will be the biggest letdown.

My job is to have a strong rapport with all the players, so I won’t want to predict a failure. If I can spin it a tad, I would be keeping a close eye on Kamran Akmal and Sohail Khan. Let’s see if they maintain the standard of their performances in 2017 or take a nosedive.

Who are you rooting for?

No one. No one at all!

Who will actually win the PSL 2018, and why?

Islamabad United, because of the number of all-rounders they have. Andre Russell, Shadab Khan, Faheem Ashraf… just look at them! They also have two decent emerging players in the form of Sahibzada Farhan and Hussain Talat, plus the construct of their squad is such that they won’t be having many issues with the availability of the players. Others might!

Who will finish last and why?

Lahore Qalandars, because their strategy often does not make sense. They have a lot of power-hitters, but very few are capable of arresting a collapse.

Who will score the most runs in the tournament?

Tough to predict, but top-order batsmen such as Babar Azam and Ahmed Shehzad have a good chance here. They come in real early and know the conditions really well.

Name your pick for the highest wicket-taker.

Again, a tough call but I’d go with Wahab Riaz and maybe Hasan Ali (if he does not miss too many games).

Name one player who you think will surprise everyone.

I think Umar Amin could do wonders.

Name one player who will be the biggest letdown.

I have a bad feeling about Brendon McCullum.

Do you agree with the predictions? Let us know in the comments section! You can also post predictions of your own. If you out do the experts, we might give you a shout-out in our post-tournament wrap-up!

Pakistan Super League 2018 trophy unveiled in Dubai

DUBAI: The wait for the third edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) is almost over: before the cricketing action gets underway from February 22, a ceremony to unveil the glittering winners’ trophy was held in Dubai on Tuesday.

The silverware for the tournament was unveiled to the public at the Dubai International Stadium.

The trophy was received by the captains of the PSL teams and carried to the ceremony by defending champions Peshawar Zalmi skipper Darren Sammy.

The prestigious event was attended by the respective management and owners of the PSL franchises, along with top officials from the Pakistan Cricket Board.

The opening ceremony for the tournament will be held on February 22, ahead of the first match between Peshawar Zalmi and debutants Multan Sultans the same night.

Speaking in the ceremony, Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Najam Sethi said that today is a big day for the Pakistan cricket, adding that he is grateful to the captains for participating in the tournament.

The PCB chairman paid tribute to Peshawar Zalmi skipper Darren Sammy, saying the West Indian all-rounder lives in the hearts of Pakistanis and is considered a star back home.

Lauding Lahore Qalandars skipper Brendon McCullum, Sethi said the former Kiwi captain is one fine cricketer and expressed hope that he would convince New Zealand cricket management to send their team to Pakistan

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Hafeez, Sammy help zalmi set 152 runs for Multan sultans in PSL

February 22, 2018Cricket 0

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Hafeez, Sammy help zalmi set 152 runs for multan sultans in PSL 3 opener. Today PSL3 Update DUBAI: Mohammad Hafeez and DJG Sammy helped defending champions Peshawar Zalmi to set a target of 152 runs in the opener of Pakistan Super League (PSL) third edition here at Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

Peshawar Zalmi scored 151/6 in 20 overs with Hafeez 59 off 52 balls while Darren Sammy made 29 off 11 deliveries.

Hafeez, Sammy help Zalmi set 152 runs target for Multan Sultans

The entrants Multan Sultans had won the toss and elected to bowl against Zalmi.

Earlier, a glitzy opening ceremony of the third edition of Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2018 was held at the Dubai International Stadium.

A number of stars including Pakistani music icon, Abida Parveen and US rapper, Jason Derulo performed at the opening ceremony that has attracted a packed-weekend crowd at the iconic Dubai stadium.

MULTAN SULTANS 23/1 (4 overs)

End of Over 4: MS 23/1

Wahab to Sangakkara, 1 run

Wahab to Sangakkara, no run

Wahab to Sangakkara, no ball, 1 run, FREE HIT

Wahab to Sangakkara, no run

Wahab to Sangakkara, FOUR

End of Over 3: MS 17/1

Jordan to Sohaib, no run

Jordan to Sangakkara, 1 run

Jordan to Sangakkara, FOUR

Jordan to Sangakkara, no run

Jordan to Sanggakara, no run

Jordan to Sangakkara, FOUR, leg bye

End of Over 2: MS 8/1

Wahab to Sohaib, no run

Wahab to Sohaib, wide ball, 1 run

Wahab to Shehzad, OUT

Wahab to Shehzad, no run

Wahab to Sangakkara , 1 run

End of Over 1: MS 6/0

Jordan to Shehzad, no run

Jordan to Sangakkara, 1 run

Jordan to Sangakkara, two runs

Jordan to Sangakkara, no run

Jordan to Sangakkara, 1 wide,

Sangakkara, Shehzad begin the chase

PESHAWAR ZALMI 151/6 (20 overs)

Hafeez and Sammy powered Peshawar to 151 against new entrant Multan Sultans.

END OF OVER: 20 | 8 Runs 1 Wkt | PZ: 151/6

Tanvir to Jordan, 1 run

Tanvir to Sammy, OUT

Tanvir to Hammad, 1 run

END OF OVER:19, PZ: 143/5

Junaid to Sammy, no run

Junaid to Sammy, FOUR

Junaid to Sammy, SIX

Junaid to Azam, 1 run

Junaid to Hafeez, OUT

Junaid to Hafeez, FOUR

END OF OVER:18, PZ: 128/4

Sohail Tanvir to Sammy, SIX runs

Sohail Tanvir to Mohammad Hafeez, 1 run

Sohail Tanvir to Mohammad Hafeez, FOUR

Sohail Tanvir to Mohammad Hafeez, no run

END OF OVER 17: PZ 107/4

Tahir to Hafeez, 1 run

Tahir to Sammy, 1 run

Tahir to Hafeez, 1 run

Tahir to Sammy, 1 run

Tahir to Hafeez, 1 run

Tahir to Sammy, 1 run

Mohammad Hafeez43 (43b)
DJG Sammy0 (0b)

END OF OVER 16: PZ 102/4

Viljoen to Hafeez, 1 run

Viljoen to Hafeez, no run — Appeal for catch, review taken – NOT OUT

Viljoen to Sohail, OUT

Viljoen to Sohail, no run

Viljoen to Hafeez, 1 run

END OF OVER 15: PZ 100/3

Junaid to Hafeez, 1 run

Junaid to Hafeez, no run

Junaid to Sohail, 1 run

Junaid to Hafeez, 1 run

Junaid to Hafeez, no run

Junaid to Hafeez, FOUR

END OF OVER 14: PZ 93/3

Irfan to Sohail, no run

Irfan to Hafeez, 1 run

Irfan to Sohail, 1 run

Irfan to Hafeez, 1 run

Irfan to Sohail, 1 run

Irfan to Sohail, WIDE, 1 run

Irfan to Hafeez, 1 run

END OF OVER 13: PZ 87/3

Viljoen to Hafeez, 1 run

Viljoen to Sohail, 1 run

Viljoen to Hafeez, 1 run

Viljoen to Hafeez, 2 runs

Viljoen to Hafeez, FOUR

Viljoen to Sohail, 1 run

END OF OVER 12: PZ 77/3

Tahrit to Hafeez, two run

Tahir to Hafeez, FOUR

Tahir to Sohail, 1 run

Tahir to Hafeez, 1 run

Tahir to Sohail, 1 run

Tahir to Sohail, SIX

END OF OVER 11: PZ 62/3

Viljoen to Hafeez, DROPPED

Viljoen to Sohail, 1 run

Viljoen to Sohail, 1 wide

Viljoen to Hafeez, 1 run

Viljoen to Sohail, 1 run

Viljoen to Hafeez, 1 run

Viljoen to Hafeez, no run

END OF OVER 10: PZ 57/3

Imran Tahir to Haris Sohail, no run

Imran Tahir to Smith, OUT

Imran Tahir to Hafeez, 1 run

Imran Tahir to Hafeez, no run

Imran Tahir to Hafeez, SIX

END OF OVER 9: PZ 50/2

Vijoen to Smith, no run

Viljoen to Smith, FOUR, cracking shot from Smith

Viljoen to Hafeez, 1 run

Viljoen to Hafeez, DROPPED

Viljoen to Smith, 1 run

Viljoen to Hafeez, 1 run

END OF OVER 8: PZ 43/2

Imran Tahir to Smith, 2 runs

Imran Tahir to Smith, OUT, goes for a review, umpire reverses his decision

Imran Tahir to Smith, SIX

Imran Tahir to Smith, no run

END OF OVER 7: PZ 33/2

Junaid to Smith, 1 run

Junaid to Hafeez, 1 run

Junaid to Hafeez, 2 runs

Junaid to Hafeez, no run

END OF VOER 6: PZ 29/2

Irfan to Hafeez, 1 run

Irfan to Hafeez, no run

Irfan to Hafeez, no run, narrowly beats the bat

Irfan to Hafeez, no run

Irfan to Hafeez, 2 runs

Irfan to Hafeez, no run

END OF OVER 5: PZ 26/2

Junaid to Smith, no run

Junaid Khan to Smith, FOUR, straight down the ground for a boundary.

END OF OVER 4: PZ 22/2

Irfan to Hafeez, no run

Irfan to Tamim, OUT, great catch by Junaid Khan

Irfan to Tamim, FOUR, delightful shot by the Bangladeshi batsman

Irfan to Tamim, FOUR

END OF OVER 2: PZ 14/1

Sohail Tanvir to Smith, no run, Sohail Tanvir to Smith, FOUR runs, leg byye , Sohail Tanvir to Smith, and no run Sohail Tanvir to Smith.

No run Sohail Tanvir to Smith, FOUR runs Sohail Tanvir to Smith, no run Sohail Tanvir to Tamim Iqbal, 1 run

END OF OVER 2: PZ 4/1

Irfan to Smith, no run

Irfan to Kamran, OUT. Kamran falls for a 4-ball duck.

Irfan to Tamim, 1 run

Mohammad Irfan to Tamim, OUT, Tamim goes for a review, umpire reverses his decision.

Mohammad Irfan to Tamim, no run, Mohammad Irfan to Tamim, no run, Mohammad Irfan to Tamim, wide ball, 1 run and Irfan to Tamim, no run.

END OF OVER 1: PZ 1/0

Sohail Tanvir to Kamran, no run, Sohail Tanvir to Kamran, no run and Sohail Tanvir to Kamran Akmal, No run

Sohail Tanvir to Tamim, 1 run and Sohail Tanvir to Tamim Iqbal, no run

Sohail Tanvir to Tamim Iqbal, no run, loud appeal for LBW and no says umpire

Experienced duo Shakib al Hasan and Kamran Akmal to open the batting for Zalmi. Sohail Tanvir gets the bowl.

Also, Local News from the middle: Multan Sultans have elected to bowl first against the defending champions.

Playing XIs

Zami: Kamran Akmal, Tamim Iqbal, DR Smith, Mohammad Hafeez, Haris Sohail, Hammad Azam, DJG Sammy (c), CJ Jordan, Wahab Riaz, Ibtisam Sheikh and Mohammad Asghar

Sultans: KC Sangakkara, Ahmed Shehzad, Shoaib Malik (c), KA Pollard, Sohaib Maqsood, Saif Badar, Sohail Tanvir, GC Viljoen, Mohammad Irfan, Imran Tahir and Junaid Khan.

Pitch report now: There’s some grass cover to bind the surface together. Will come on nicely. “It’s a beauty,” says Michael Slater.

Sammy said that his side was prepared to bat first on these conditions. “It’s a 175 and 180 wicket,” he says.

Multan Sultans skipper Malik won the toss and elected to bowl first.

In Conclusion of Hafeez, Sammy help Zalmi set

“It’s the first game of the tournament. So we would like to chase first. Sangakkara and Imran Tahir in for Sultan. However, Two captains Darren Sammy, Shoaib Malik in the middle for toss. Roshan Mahnama is the match referee.

Hello and welcome to the opening match of the third edition of Pakistan Super League (PSL). SAMAA TV will bring ball by ball coverage of the opening clash between Peshawar Zalmi and debutant Multan Sultans for its viewers/visitors. Players walk into the ground as soon as the magnificent opening ceremony ends at the Dubai Cricket Stadium in UAE. Thanks for visiting article about Hafeez, Sammy help Zalmi set 152 runs target for Multan Sultans in PSL 3 opener.

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ISLAMABAD UNITED CRICKET NEWS PSL UPDATES 2018

February 20, 2018Cricket 0

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ISLAMABAD UNITED CRICKET NEWS PSL UPDATES 2018. Islamabad United – Defending champion and strong contender of PSL T20 2017 is the team of capital city, Islamabad. The identity of this franchise cricket team is based on the unity of Pakistanis. Islamabad United is owned by Leonine Global Investments through its sports unit Leonine Global Sports. The team is captained by Misbah-ul-Haq and coached by former Australian player Dean Jones. The director of the team is legendary Pakistani fast bowler and Sultan of Swing Wasim Akram.

The star of Islamabad United is none other than Australian cricketer Shane Watson. He is also serving as the ambassador of the team. Other team mates of Islamabad United include Brad Haddin, Muhammad Sami, Samuel Badree, Sam Billings, Ben Duckett, Dwayne Smith, Sharjeel Khan, Khalid Latif, Rumman Raees, Saeed Ajmal, Muhammad Irfan, and captain Misbah ul Haq to name a few. The team logo of Islamabad United features a lion and primary colors are red, orange and a light shade of brown. Islamabad United has various affiliations with celebs. Fawad Khan, undoubtedly Pakistan’‘s biggest star is the Brand Ambassador of the team. This franchise is also focused on Empowerment and Coke Studio fame Momina Mustehsan has joined the team as its Empowerment Champion. In the Pakistan Super League 2017 second season, 17 players are retained from their previous squad. The team management chooses Ben Duckett, Zohaib Khan and Shadab Khan to complete their 20 men squad.

SLAMABAD UNITED MATCH SCHEDULE:

Islamabad VS Peshawar
PSL Schedule 2018, 4th Match
February 24 2018 (16:30 PST)

Islamabad VS Multan Sultans
PSL Schedule 2018, 6th Match
February 25 2018 (16:30 PST)

Islamabad VS Quetta
PSL Schedule 2018, 9th Match
February 28 2018 (21:00 PST)

Lahore VS Islamabad
PSL Schedule 2018, 12th Match
March 02 2018 (21:00 PST)

Islamabad VS Karachi
PSL Schedule 2018, 15th Match
March 04 2018 (21:00 PST)

Islamabad VS Lahore
PSL Schedule 2018, 18th Match
March 08 2018 (16:30 PST)

Islamabad VS Peshawar
PSL Schedule 2018, 21st Match
March 09 2018 (21:00 PST)

Islamabad VS Multan Sultans
PSL Schedule 2018, 25th Match
March 13 2018 (21:00 PST)

Islamabad VS Quetta
PSL Schedule 2018, 28th Match
March 15 2018 (21:00 PST)

Islamabad VS Karachi
PSL Schedule 2018, 30th Match
March 16 2018 (21:00 PST)

Date Matches Time (PST) Venue
Thursday, February 22 Peshawar Zalmi vs Multan Sultans 10:00 pm Dubai
Friday, February 23 Karachi Kings vs Quetta Gladiators 4:30 pm Dubai
Multan Sultans vs Lahore Qalandars 9:00 pm
Saturday, February 24 Islamabad United vs Peshawar Zalmi 4:30 pm Dubai
Quetta Gladiators vs Lahore Qalandars 9:00 pm
Sunday, February 25 Multan Sultans vs Islamabad United 4:30 pm Dubai
Karachi Kings vs Peshawar Zalmi 9:00 pm
Monday, February 26 Karachi Kings vs Lahore Qalandars 9:00 pm Dubai
Wednesday, February 28 Islamabad United vs Quetta Gladiators 9:00 pm Sharjah
Thursday, March 1 Quetta Gladiators vs Peshawar Zalmi 9:00 pm Sharjah
Friday, March 2 Multan Sultans vs Karachi Kings 4:30 pm Sharjah
Lahore Qalandars vs Islamabad United 9:00 pm
Saturday, March 3 Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators 4:30 pm Sharjah
Peshawar Zalmi vs Lahore Qalandars 9:00 pm
Sunday, March 4 Islamabad United vs Karachi Kings 9:00 pm Sharjah
Tuesday March 6 Peshawar Zalmi vs Multan Sultans 9:00 pm Dubai
Wednesday, March 7 Multan Sultans vs Quetta Gladiators 9:00 pm Dubai
Thursday, March 8 Islamabad United vs Lahore Qalandars 4:30 pm Dubai
Karachi Kings vs Quetta Gladiators 9:00 pm
Friday, March 9 Multan Sultans vs Lahore Qalandars 4:30 pm Dubai
Peshawar Zalmi vs Islamabad United 9:00 pm
Saturday, March 10 Multan Sultans vs Karachi Kings 4:30 pm Dubai
Peshawar Zalmi vs Quetta Gladiators 9:00 pm
Sunday, March 11 Karachi Kings vs Lahore Qalandars 9:00 pm Dubai
Tuesday March 13 Multan Sultans vs Islamabad United 9:00 pm Sharjah
Wednesday, March 14 Quetta Gladiators vs Lahore Qalandars 9:00 pm Sharjah
Thursday, March 15 Peshawar Zalmi vs Karachi Kings 4:30 pm Sharjah
Quetta Gladiators vs Islamabad United 9:00 pm
Friday, March 16 Peshawar Zalmi vs Lahore Qalandars 4:30 pm Sharjah
Islamabad United vs Karachi Kings 9:00 pm
Play-Offs
Sunday, March 18 Qualifier – Team 1 vs Team 2 Dubai
Tuesday March 20 Eliminator 1 – Team 3 vs Team 4 Lahore
Wednesday, March 21 Eliminator 2 – Eliminator 1 Winner vs Qualifier Loser Lahore
Sunday, March 25 PSL Final Karachi

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Lowdown on tournament being played in UAE and Pakistan PSL update 2018

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Lowdown on tournament being played in UAE and Pakistan PSL update 18. The HBL Pakistan Super League is returning to the UAE, with Peshawar Zalmi set to start their title defence on the opening night at Dubai International Stadium on Thursday, February 22.

Lowdown on tournament being played in UAE and Pakistan PSL update 18

What is it?

The newly-expanded six-team competition is a franchise Twenty20 League run by the Pakistan Cricket Board.

Because of security concerns back in Pakistan, it has been staged in the UAE since its launch in 2016, but moves have gradually been made to take the sport – and the league – back there since.

Peshawar Zalmi, led by the two-time World T20-winning captain Darren Sammy, were victorious last year when they beat Quetta Gladiators in the final in Lahore.

What is new?

For the first time since its inception, the league has expanded. There is one additional team joining the five who have played previously. Multan Sultans have joined.

They will be led by Shoaib Malik, who started out the first PSL as Karachi Kings’ captain, but did not even make it through the first season before passing on the mantle.

Another new feature of PSL 3 is that more matches will be played in Pakistan. Extensive efforts, including a massive security presence, were made to bring last year’s final back to Lahore.

After that trial run went off without a hitch, two play-off matches have been scheduled for Lahore this year, with the final set for Karachi on March 21.

Who is playing?

The tournament involves the leading Pakistan national team players, while each team must also include an “emerging player” in each starting XI.

Allied to that, PSL 3 has perhaps the best batch yet of overseas players since it started three seasons ago. Established names like Brendon McCullum, Dwayne Bravo and Eoin Morgan will be involved, while a set of players making their name specifically in T20 are also due to feature.

This includes the likes of New Zealander Colin Munro and the exciting Barbados-born fast bowler Jofra Archer.

What else should we look out for?

Andre Russell is making his return after a doping ban. The popular Jamaican all-rounder is one of a group of players who are featuring in the PSL rather than as part of West Indies’ bid to qualify for the 2019 World Cup via a tournament in Zimbabwe than runs from March 4 to 25.

Rashid Khan, the leg-spinner from Afghanistan, will briefly feature, before heading off to play for his national team in that Qualifier in Bulawayo. Thanks for visit at Lowdown on tournament being played in UAE and Pakistan PSL update 2018

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PSL Trophy 2018 Preview: Fixed-up Islamabad United seek a fresh start

February 20, 2018Cricket 0

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PSL Trophy 2018 Preview: Fixed-up Islamabad United seek a fresh start. Fixed-up Islamabad United seek a fresh start. Islamabad United have seen it all. From becoming the champions of the inaugural Pakistan Super League (PSL) to the realization they have rouge elements within their ranks in the second edition, United have been on both the ends of the emotional spectrum.

PSL Trophy 2018 Preview: Fixed-up Islamabad United seek a fresh start

In the wake of the infamous spot-fixing scandal that saw Mohammad Irfan, Sharjeel Khan, and Khalid Latif being banned from the game, United were frequently in the news, albeit for unwanted reasons.

The controversy affected the franchise’s title defence as their win percentage fell by almost 20 last season from the first season’s 64.

Fun fact: Last season, United lost both of their group matches to the Lahore Qalandars — a side that finished last and won just thrice in eight attempts. Their win combined percentage against the Karachi Kings and the Qalandars — two of the poorest performing sides — is just 50. However, their combined win percentage against two-time finalists Quetta Gladiators and reigning champions Peshawar Zalmi is 60

All the bad press, however, was balanced out by the extraordinary performances by United players Shadab Khan and Rumman Raees for Pakistan, especially during the national team’s glorious Champions Trophy triumph in June last year.

This indicates that the capital city side are slightly prone to taking their foot off the gas against easy opposition but could also elevate their game when the going gets tough.

United — one of the only two franchises to have retained the same captain (Misbah-ul-Haq) since the start of the PSL (the other being the Sarfraz Ahmed-led Quetta Gladiators) — appointed left-arm medium-pacer Raees as their vice-captain for this season.

Having lost their director of cricket, Wasim Akram, to the Multan Sultans, United swiftly moved to replace one W with another, bringing in his former strike partner Waqar Younis for the role.

Meanwhile, Spin maestro Saeed Ajmal, who played two seasons for United before retiring from all forms of cricket in November last year, has been appointed as the spin bowling coach.

Australia’s Dean Jones reprises the head coaching position.

Player availability update

United made several tweaks to their line-up during the player replacement draft.

They signed England all-rounder Samit Patel as a replacement for Sri Lanka’s Asela Gunaratne, who was supposed to cover for JP Duminy.

West Indian wicketkeeper Chadwick Walton will provide cover for Sam Billings, who has scored 167 runs in nine innings for United at a strike rate of 130.

Lanky English pacer Steven Finn, who was a part of the United squad last year but did not get to play, will be available for the whole season this time around. He was roped in as replacement for compatriot David Willey.

This season will also see Andre Russell return to action after serving a year-long ban for violating the whereabouts clause of the World Anti-Doping Agency code.

The West Indian was instrumental with the ball during United’s successful PSL campaign two years ago, picking up 16 wickets at an average of just 17, in 10 matches.

Strengths

United had to rebuild their entire top-order after they lost Sharjeel and Khalid to five-year bans, and most would agree that the team managers did a brilliant job.

They have struck the right combination — a good mixture of experienced international players with young domestic talent — in every facet of the game.

Their opening options include Luke Ronchi and Sahibzada Farhan, both of whom have been in top form in limited-overs cricket, with Alex Hales available on the bench as a supplementary player.

Ronchi, the former New Zealand wicketkeeper-batsman, has averaged 31.51, almost eight runs more than his career average, in T20s in 2017.

Charsadda-born Farhan has continued to grow as a batsman since he was picked up by United in the player draft. The 21-year-old piled up 454 runs at an average of 57 for Peshawar in a recent domestic one-day tournament. Four of the scores in his eight innings were 50-plus, one of them in triple digits.

Their middle order has the raw talent of Hussain Talat, Amad Butt and Iftikhar Ahmed, while veterans Misbah-ul-Haq and JP Duminy will be expected to play the anchoring role.

Raees, Amad Butt, and Fahim Ashraf have the experienced Mohammad Sami as a senior in the pace department. Shadab Khan and Zafar Gohar have the Calypsos’ Samuel Badree as a guiding light.

Weaknesses

It’s pretty clear the franchises have learned a great deal from the previous two editions. Each roster looks very carefully built and interspersed with world class talent, which has made it difficult for general observers and even experts to hunt for flaws.

On paper, United’s squad looks pretty strong. With no major weak areas on their roster, one has to say that their managers did a stellar job during the draft and recruitment process.

But once the season starts, United will have a reputation to salvage that was sullied by the spot-fixing scandal last year. They will also have to give their 43-year-old captain a memorable parting gift – that is if he decides to hang his gloves.

Player to watch: Faheem Ashraf

Faheem Ashraf made headlines when he scored a swashbuckling 30-ball 64 in a Champions Trophy warm-up match and took Pakistan over the line in their pursuit of Bangladesh’s 342.

However, he, later admitted that he considers himself a bowling all-rounder. He proved himself right two weeks later during his international debut against Sri Lanka. In what was essentially a Champions Trophy quarter-final, Ashraf made a decent impression with the ball, returning two for 37 in 6.2 overs.

This will be the 24-year-old’s first PSL and so he will likely be under the scanner. Ashraf may not have a five-wicket haul or a 50 to his name in the shorter format but don’t be surprised if that changes within a month

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Muhammad Naeem Khan Nestle Pakistan Cricket Champion Ship 2017

November 27, 2017Cricket 0

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Muhammad Naeem Khan Nestle Pakistan Cricket Champion 2017. Mr. Muhammad Naeem Khan belong to Shakar Dara. Muhammad Naeem Khan working for Nestle Pakistan. Naeem Khan is Nestle Pakistan Cricket Champion 2017 which was held in November 2017. Naeem Khan farzand e ShakarDara is first child belong to Shakar Dara as a Cricket Champion.

Muhammad Naeem Khan Nestle Pakistan

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Muhammad Naeem Khan

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