Mushtaq Ahmed 10.3 overs 4 madens 16 runs 3 wickets
Azhar Mahmood 9.3 1 58 1 (8nb)
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Shahid Afridi (LBG) 7.0 5 2 1 0.29 (0nb, 0w)
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yeah im glad he finally did something....7 overs 2 runs...amazing n scored 59 runs....he has got potential just gotta utilize it the right way
GOOD LUCK bro
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yeah im glad he finally did something....7 overs 2 runs...amazing n scored 59 runs....he has got potential just gotta utilize it the right way
GOOD LUCK bro
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Yup...if he always uses his head and playes this way...he can be a quality player
Afridi's bowling is JUST unbelieveable.. I had written him off after the world cup and he's proved that he is still capable of scoring and of course bowling well.
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Afridi's bowling is JUST unbelieveable.. I had written him off after the world cup and he's proved that he is still capable of scoring and of course bowling well.
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Players like Afridi will always perform well against everyday bread-and-butter bowlers. He was blasting away part-time county players in his last county stint as well. And he always will, no matter how he's performing in the international arena.
Good to see the Pakistani contingent performing well yet againt on the english county circuit.
Azhar Mahmood seems to be doing well with the bat in England!
hes got an average of 38.5
Latest Scores:
Durham UCCE 139/4 (49.5 ov), Lancashire
Durham UCCE won the toss and elected to bat first
DO Brown 1* RS Ferley 1* CP Schofield 1/9 SI Mahmood 2/39
Durham 137/4 (48 ov), Derbyshire
Durham won the toss and elected to bat first
GJ Pratt 0* VJ Wells 0* LJ Wharton 1/18 G Welch 2/25
Surrey 162/6 (43.1 ov), Essex
Essex won the toss and elected to field first
Azhar Mahmood 76* GR Napier 4/48 SA Brant 1/34
Somerset 72/3 (35 ov), Hampshire
Rain Stopped Play
Somerset won the toss and elected to bat first
J Cox 23* JDC Bryant 17* AD Mascarenhas 0/20 AD Mullally 1/21
Middlesex 136/7 (43 ov), Leicestershire
Leicestershire won the toss and elected to field first
PN Weekes 27* AA Noffke 16* DS Brignull 0/12 PAJ DeFreitas 1/32
Sussex 176/1 (47.2 ov), Nottinghamshire
Sussex won the toss and elected to bat first
RR Montgomerie 73* PA Cottey 44* SCG MacGill 0/27 AJ Harris 0/60
Warwickshire 170/6 (42.2 ov), Kent
Warwickshire won the toss and elected to bat first
JO Troughton 103* MA Sheikh 0* PD Trego 0/29 MJ Saggers 3/40
Worcestershire 70/3 (25.3 ov), Gloucestershire
Rain Stopped Play
Gloucestershire won the toss and elected to field first
GA Hick 20* VS Solanki 11* AM Smith 1/34 J Lewis 1/14
Yorkshire 126/6 (46.4 ov), Glamorgan
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bat first
GM Fellows 30* RKJ Dawson 20* MS Kasprowicz 3/46 DS Harrison 2/27
Waqar joins Warwickshire as Bond’s replacement
Wisden CricInfo staff - 21 May 2003
Waqar Younis has joined Warwickshire on a one-year contract as replacement for Shane Bond who has suffered a suspected stress fracture of the back.
Waqar, who has already enjoyed spells in England with Surrey and Glamorgan, did not get off to the best of starts, opting to miss the Frizzell County Championship match against Kent because of general fitness concerns. He hopes to make his debut in a one-dayer against Essex in seven days’ time.
“This will probably be my last season in county cricket but I’m a professional cricketer, I enjoy it and my appetite is there,” Waqar said. "I’ve been training for the last four or five days and things are looking good so I’ll be quite ready to play in the next game. They’re a good bunch here, but I still hope I can make a difference.
“The team here is very talented and if things go well for us I feel we’ve got a real chance of winning something.”
Waqar became available for another spell in county cricket after being sacked as Pakistan’s captain following the team’s early World Cup exit. He was one of eight players left out of the squad for the subsequent Sharjah tournament.
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Source: Waqar joins Warwickshire