victory of Pak against W/indies in ICC champion Trophy !
Pak cricketer Umar Akmal plays a short during the match between westindies:
Johannesburg: Fast bowler Muhammad Amir and Umar Gull shared six wickets in their champions trophy Group A match at the wanders on Wednesday.
west indies , fielding a weakened line up in the tournament despite their leading players ending a boycott last month over contractual disputes, were dismissed for 133.
Pakistan stuttered in other reply before an unbeaten stand of 58 from Umar Akmal and Shahid Afridi guided them home with over 19 overs to spare.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, the westindies batsmenfell falt as 17-year-old Aamer and Gul reduced them to 47 for seven.
Aamer caught and bowled Dale Richards for a single at the end of the first over and then added the wickets of travis Dowline for a duck and David Bernard for six to finish with three for 24 in seven overs.
Gul produced a probing spell of three for 28 in eight overs as he cliamed the wickets of Devon smith (18),captain Floyed Reifer (7) and chadwick walton (0), the latter two with successive dliveries.
There was resistance from the west indies lower-order,howere, as Darren sammy scored 25 and Niktia Miller made 51,his maiden one-day international half-century.
The wanderes pitch,unlike the flat surface up the road in centurion, always offered the pacemen some assistance and west indies opening bowler Given tonge made use of what was availabla to make Pakistan sweat in their run chase .
He bowld Imran Nazeer for Five with his first delievry and then had Kamran Akmal (5), Shoaib Malik (23) and Muhammad Yausaf (23) all caught behind wicketkeeper .
but West indeis hopes of a dramatic victory dimmed as Umar Akmal played an astutud inings, the 19 years old stroking six FOURS in his unbeaten 41.
Johannesburg: Fast bowler Muhammad Amir and Umar Gull shared six wickets in their champions trophy Group A match at the wanders on Wednesday.
west indies , fielding a weakened line up in the tournament despite their leading players ending a boycott last month over contractual disputes, were dismissed for 133.
Pakistan stuttered in other reply before an unbeaten stand of 58 from Umar Akmal and Shahid Afridi guided them home with over 19 overs to spare.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, the westindies batsmenfell falt as 17-year-old Aamer and Gul reduced them to 47 for seven.
Aamer caught and bowled Dale Richards for a single at the end of the first over and then added the wickets of travis Dowline for a duck and David Bernard for six to finish with three for 24 in seven overs.
Gul produced a probing spell of three for 28 in eight overs as he cliamed the wickets of Devon smith (18),captain Floyed Reifer (7) and chadwick walton (0), the latter two with successive dliveries.
There was resistance from the west indies lower-order,howere, as Darren sammy scored 25 and Niktia Miller made 51,his maiden one-day international half-century.
The wanderes pitch,unlike the flat surface up the road in centurion, always offered the pacemen some assistance and west indies opening bowler Given tonge made use of what was availabla to make Pakistan sweat in their run chase .
He bowld Imran Nazeer for Five with his first delievry and then had Kamran Akmal (5), Shoaib Malik (23) and Muhammad Yausaf (23) all caught behind wicketkeeper .
but West indeis hopes of a dramatic victory dimmed as Umar Akmal played an astutud inings, the 19 years old stroking six FOURS in his unbeaten 41.
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