Pakistan - vs - Australia - Match 2

andha_qanoon · August 30, 2002, 7:48pm

Onedayers

Pakistan has the honours.

http://www-aus.cricket.org/link_to_database/STATS/ODIS/BATTING/ODI_BAT_MOST_RUNS_OVER.html



Runs  Batsmen                 Bowler
 30  ST Jayasuriya (x4066661) Aamer Sohail     SL v Pak    Singapore  1995-96

 30  ST Jayasuriya (666642)   CZ Harris        SL v NZ     Sharjah    2000-01

 28  Shahid Afridi (662644)   ST Jayasuriya    Pak v SL    Nairobi    1996-97

 28  SR Tendulkar (4B26444)
     A Jadeja (L)             CJ Drum          Ind v NZ    Hyderabad  1999-2000

 28  Shahid Afridi (666064)   Enamul Haque     Pak v Ban   Dhaka      2001-02

 27  Asif Mujtaba (41)
     Saleem Malik (6466)      M Muralitharan   Pak v SL    Colombo    1994-95

 27  Rameez Raja (41)
     Moin Khan (4666)         IR Bishop        Pak v WI    Sharjah    1995-96

 27  MS Atapattu (1)
     ST Jayasuriya (66446)    Akram Khan       SL v Bdesh  Colombo    1997-98

 27  Z Khan (1666x6)
     AB Agarkar (1)           HK Olonga        Ind v Zim   Jodhpur    2000-01

 27  Imran Nazir (1)
     Shahid Afridi (64646)    GE Bradburn      Pak v NZ    Sharjah    2000-01

 27  SM Pollock (266661)      JEC Franklin     RSA v NZ    Perth      2001-02

 27  DS Lehmann (1)
     B Lee (64646)            AA Donald        Aus v RSA   Perth      2001-02

 26  RW Marsh (64646W)        BL Cairns        Aus v NZ    Adelaide   1980-81

 26  BL Cairns (464660)       VBJ John         NZ v SL     Colombo    1983-84

 26  MW Gatting (6066B6)      RJ Shastri       Eng v Ind   Jullundur  1981-82

 26  RJ Hadlee (xx64241)
     MD Crowe  (4)            GA Gooch         NZ v Eng    Manchester    1986

 26  IT Botham (442466)       SP Davis         Eng v Aus   Perth      1986-87

 26  AP Kuiper (2042666)      CJ McDermott     RSA v Aus   Centurion  1993-94

 26  Saeed Anwar (226664)     A Kumble         Pak v Ind   Madras     1996-97

TEST

Here also pakistan has the distinction.
http://www-aus.cricket.org/link_to_database/STATS/TESTS/BATTING/TEST_BAT_MOST_RUNS_OVER.html



Runs  Batsmen                  Bowler            
 26   CD McMillan (444464)     Younis Khan    NZ v Pak   Hamilton     2000-01

 25   AME Roberts (46266L)     IT Botham      Eng v WI   Port-o-Spain 1980-81

 25   B Sutcliffe (66061)      HJ Tayfield    NZ v RSA   Johannesburg 1953-54
      RW Blair (600)   

 25   NJ Astle (666L 0)        AR Caddick     NZ v Eng   Christchurch 2001-02
      CL Cairns (41)

 24   JFM Morrison (2x6 3x4)   Imran Khan     NZ v Pak   Karachi      1976-77

 24   SM Patil (4440444)       RGD Willis     Ind v Eng  Manchester   1982

 24   IT Botham (464604)       DA Stirling    Eng v NZ   The Oval     1986
 
 24   Kapil Dev (006666)       EE Hemmings    Ind v Eng  Lord's       1990

 24   IDS Smith (244266)       AS Wassan      NZ v Ind   Auckland     1989-90

2bornot2b · August 30, 2002, 8:39pm

Thanks AQ. I would not be surprised to see Shoab Akhtar's name appear in the list by the end of the Kenyan tournament. Lookslike there is never a dull moment when Pakistan is either bowling or batting.

UMAIR316 · August 30, 2002, 11:47pm

Muhaha haaa

andha_qanoon · August 31, 2002, 12:32am

Welcome back as Origional Umair.Must be very difficult living double life. ;)

This name change may bring some good luck to pakistani team. Amin.

UMAIR316 · August 31, 2002, 2:04am

Inshallah!

Thats very true.

Maybe Umair316 works for ISI!

armughal · August 31, 2002, 5:07am

[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by andha_qanoon: *

This name change may bring some good luck to pakistani team. Amin.
[/QUOTE]

pakistan has enuff in it to win matches without this luck thing....
save it for the final test for india....
perhaps it might just do some good for a team who can only dream of an away test series win....

andha_qanoon · August 31, 2002, 5:26am

[QUOTE]
*Originally posted by armughal: *

pakistan has enuff in it to win matches without this luck thing....
save it for the final test for india....
perhaps it might just do some good for a team who can only dream of an away test series win....
[/QUOTE]

Atleast then win at home ;)

ehsan · August 31, 2002, 5:36am

http://sports.yahoo.com/m/sk/news/reuters/20020830/reu-triangular.html

Matthew Hayden scored faster than a run a ball to smash 146 and Jason Gillespie took five for 22 as Australia crushed Pakistan by 224 runs in the second match of a triangular tournament.

Pakistan won the toss but little else all day as Australia amassed 332 for five, Hayden’s innings coming off 128 balls to set his side up for the fourth biggest winning run margin in one-day international history.

Strike bowler Gillespie then took wickets with his second and fourth balls, opener Imran Nazir caught for a single by wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist and Shahid Afridi for a duck, to send Pakistan slumping to 13 for four by the seventh over.

None of the top four made more than five as Pakistan were dismissed for 108 in 36 overs.

“We didn’t expect such a sensational victory,” Australia captain Ricky Ponting said. "It is surprising because we thought we would have to work hard.

“Pakistan bowled too many lose balls. They did not have a good day.”

Hayden said patience had paid off for him.

“I was patient and just wanted to bat for as long as I would stay on and let the scoreboard take care of itself,” Hayden said with a grin. “We are here to improve our cricket and play like professionals.”

Pakistan captain Waqar Younis was gracious in defeat.

“It was a disastrous game for us,” he said. “We bowled poorly, batted and fielded poorly. We gave away far too many extras. I thought winning the toss was good for us but we just couldn’t put the ball in the right place.”

After Gillespie’s early burst, Glenn McGrath continued the procession as Abdur Razzaq returned to the pavilion for five, clean bowled, and Saeed Anwar followed for three off 13 balls after being trapped lbw.

Gillespie returned with the last three wickets of Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Shoaib Akhtar, the final man falling to the last ball of his 10th and final over.

All-rounder Azhar Mahmood top-scored with 32.

Earlier, the 31-year-old left-handed Hayden cemented his new opening role with a devastating display of hitting in an innings including six sixes and 12 fours.

Ponting scored 50 off 57 balls, which included five fours and two sixes, in putting on 128 with Hayden for the second wicket.

Hayden, previously seen as a test specialist but who displaced Mark Waugh in the one-day side, had his most productive spell in the 44th over when he struck 21 off strike bowler Shoaib Akhtar, including a towering six and three fours.

Hayden was finally caught at long on by Shoaib Malik off Wasim. His score was just eight runs short of Gilchrist’s record one-day score for Australia of 154. Shoaib’s five overs cost 45 runs.

Kenya, the third side in the tournament, lost to Pakistan on Thursday.

UMAIR316 · August 31, 2002, 2:39pm

One thing I have noticed about the Pakistani team is that they perform so well when they loose previous matches and their confidence is low but when they beat a quality team like Aus their confidence gets so high so the next time they play an other team they end up loosing the match.

I think it may be a good thing that Pakistan lost the first match before meeting them in finals.

Shoaib better get back into form.

I think we are going to have to rely on our bowlers this tournament.

masterP_ghettoD · August 31, 2002, 5:58pm

i think there is every possibility that team is falling apart. the management is losing control and players are just palying for the sake of it. there is hunger for victory in our lads anymore. wat a time for the team to be falling apart, the world cup is coming nearer day by day. i think if i am given the opportunity to manage the team i would do alot better job then muddasir nazar. i just hope they win tomorrow against kenya. the state our team is in rite now, it should be a very interesting game, it could go either way.