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PBCC T-20 Trophy: AJK become champions
AJK outclass Bahawalpur by 8 wickets in the final of 15th editionSports Bulletin ReportPeshawar: In a thrilling finale of the 15th PBCC T-20 Blind Cricket Trophy (Grade-1), AJK triumphed over Bahawalpur with a commanding 8-wicket victory. Winning the toss, AJK elected to field first, a strategy that proved effective as they managed to restrict Bahawalpur to 225/9 in 20 oversBahawalpur’s innings was anchored by Mohammad Rashid, who scored a brisk 51 off 31 balls, with solid support from Zafar Iqbal’s 42 off 34 balls. However, AJK’s bowlers held their nerve, with captain Nisar Ali leading the attack, taking 2 vital wickets. Idrees and Amir Haroon chipped in with a wicket each.Chasing 226, AJK delivered a stellar batting performance. They reached the target on the final ball of the 20th over, finishing at 228/2. Nisar Ali, continuing his all-round brilliance, smashed an unbeaten 93 off 50 balls and was well-supported by Talha Iqbal, who contributed 64 runs from just 30 deliveries. Mohammad Ayyaz claimed the sole wicket for Bahawalpur.Final Result: AJK won by 8 wicketsMan of the Match: Nisar Ali (AJK)Venue: Hayatabad Sports Complex, The prize distribution ceremony was attended by notable dignitaries including Syed Sultan Shah (Chairman PBCC & President World Blind Cricket Ltd.), Mr. Javed Yousaf (Ex-Director Special Education, KPK), Mohammad Salman Tariq Bukhari (Director Marketing PBCC), Masood Jan (General Secretary PCCB), and Habibullah Khattak (President PCCB), who presented awards to the outstanding performers.Players of the Tournament: B1: Riasat Khan (Abbottabad) B2: Anees Javed (Islamabad) B3: Sanwal Shahzada (Lahore) Best Wicketkeeper: Faizan Khatak (Islamabad)
T-20 Blind Cricket Trophy: Peshawar clinch win
Peshawar(PR):Lahore won the toss and opted to bat first, setting a formidable target of 230 for 5 in their allotted 20 overs. Sanwal Shahzada led the charge with an explosive 139 off just 75 deliveries, while Aftab provided solid support with 48 off 39. Mohsin Khan was the pick of the bowlers for Peshawar, claiming 2 wickets.In reply, Peshawar mounted a remarkable run chase, reaching the target in just 17.4 overs. Star batter Sanaullah Khan once again delivered a match-winning performance, remaining unbeaten on 137 off 65 balls. He was ably supported by Mohsin Khan, who contributed a quickfire 33 off 13 deliveries to seal the emphatic win.Result: Peshawar won by 8 wickets.Man of the Match: Sanaullah Khan.Match 6: Islamabad vs BahawalpurVenue: Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar Bahawalpur won the toss and elected to field first in their clash against Islamabad. The Islamabad batting lineup posted a respectable total of 182 for 5, thanks to a commanding 87 off 54 balls by Anees Javed and a steady 42 off 40 from Matiullah. Babar Ali was the standout bowler for Bahawalpur, picking up 2 wickets.Chasing 183 for victory, Bahawalpur reached the target in 18.1 overs with five wickets in hand. Muhammad Rashid starred with the bat, hammering an unbeaten 108 off 60 deliveries in a match-winning performance. He was well supported by Babar Ali, who chipped in with a valuable 21 off 16 balls. For Islamabad, Matiullah picked up 2 wickets, while Sayyam, Anees, and Akmal took one apiece.Result: Bahawalpur won by 5 Wickets.Man of the Match: Muhammad RashidMatch 7: Multan vs AJKVenue: Gymkhana Cricket Ground Peshawar.Multan won the toss and opted to bat first, posting a competitive total of 187 for 4. Key contributions came from M. Yousaf, who scored a composed 66 off 45 balls, and Safder, who added a rapid 39 off just 17 deliveries. Talha and Kamran picked up a wicket apiece for AJK.In response, AJK chased down the target in a blistering 10.2 overs, losing only two wickets. Kamran Akhter delivered a sensational unbeaten knock of 89 from just 29 balls, well supported by Nisar Ali, who smashed 78 off 29. Ghulam Akbar and Mohammad Shahbaz took one wicket each for Multan, but their efforts were in vain against the dominant AJK batting display.Result: AJK won by 8 wicketsMan of the Match: Kamran AkhterMatch 8: Abbottabad vs OkaraVenue: Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar Abbottabad won the toss and elected to bat first, setting a solid total of 187 for 5 in their allotted 20 overs. Riasat Khan led the charge with a commanding 92 off 64 balls, while Naeemullah added a valuable 62 off 47 deliveries. For Okara, Shahzad Akram picked up 2 wickets and Irfan claimed one.In response, Okara chased down the target in just 13.2 overs, losing only three wickets. Faseeh Ullah starred with a blistering 81 off 41 balls, while Umer Draz provided strong support with 61 off 29. M. Sabir and Arslan Rasheed managed to take a wicket each, but it wasn't enough to slow Okara’s powerful batting display.Result: Okara won by 7 wickets.Man of the Match: Faseeh Ullah.
PBCC T-20 Blind Cricket Trophy 2025 (Grade-1) starts in Peshawar
Islamabad (Sports Desk):The 15th edition of the PBCC T-20 Blind Cricket Trophy (Grade-1) began today in Peshawar.Match 1: islamabad vs Okara Venue: Gymkhana Cricket Ground Peshawar The first match of the event was played between Islamabad and Okara. Islamabad won the toss and opted to bat first. They posted a massive total of 295/3 in 20 overs, led by Anees Javed (127 off 51) and Akmal Hayyat (50 off 29). Muhammad Irfan took 1 wicket for Okara.In response, Okara managed 227/5. Umer Draz top-scored with 72 off 52 balls. Sayyam starred with the ball, claiming 3 wickets.Result: Islamabad won by 68 runsMan of the Match: Anees JavedMatch 2: Peshawar vs MultanVenue: Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar Peshawar won the toss and chose to bat first. They posted a mammoth 259/2, thanks to a blistering 153 off 67 balls by Sanaullah and 47 off 23 by Mohsin Khan. Hafiz Farhan took 1 wicket.Multan replied with 208/6, with Muhammad Safder scoring 135 off 69. Peshawar’s bowlers Mohsin, Saifullah, Junaid and Sanaullah each took 1 wicket.Result: Peshawar won by 51 runsMan of the Match: Sana UllahMatch 3: Abbottabad vs Bahawalpur Venue: Gymkhana Cricket Ground Peshawar.Abbottabad won the toss and chose to bat. They scored 149/8, with contributions from Naeem Ullah (39 off 25) and Asnaad Khan (24 off 30). Mohammad Zafar and Malik Mujahid claimed 2 wickets each, while Mohammad Rashid took 1.Bahawalpur chased down the target in just 9.2 overs without losing a wicket. Moeen Aslam played a brilliant unbeaten knock of 96 off 34 balls, supported by Mohammad Rashid (55 off 22).Result: Bahawalpur won by 10 wicketsMan of the Match: Moeen AslamMatch 4: Lahore vs AJKVenue: Mir Awais Cricket Ground, Peshawar Lahore won the toss and elected to bat first. They posted a competitive total of 224 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in 20 overs, with Sanwal Shahzada top-scoring with 127 off 67 balls, while Samiullah contributed 29 runs off 16 balls. Kamran Akhter and Habib Taj took one wicket each for AJK.In reply, AJK were restricted to 201 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Kamran Akhter was the top scorer with 45 off 22 balls, and Muhammad Ali Jahangir added 30 off 20 balls. Abdul Shakoor took 2 wickets, while Karamat and Ibrar Shirazi claimed one wicket each.Result: Lahore won by 23 runs.Man of the Match: Sanwal Shahzada
Two Pakistani blind cricket officials arrive Dhaka for coaching
Dhaka (Sports Bulletin Report): A two-member delegation from the Pakistan Blind Cricket Council, comprising Mohammad Jamil (Head Coach) and Badar Munir (Senior Player) arrived today at Dhaka Airport, Bangladesh.They were warmly received by the officials from the Bangladesh Blind Cricket Council (BBCC).During their stay, the PBCC delegation will conduct training and coaching sessions for Bangladesh Blind Cricket senior players and coaches, at Bashundara Sports Complex, Dhaka from May 7 to 11' 2025, aiming to share skills, strengthen bilateral cooperation and promote the game of blind cricket across the region.
Pakistan defeat Australia by 7 wickets in Women’s Blind Cricket T20
Sports Bulletin ReportQueensland (Australia): Pakistan Women’s Blind cricket team defeated hosts Australian Women’s Bind cricket team by 7 wickets in the opening fixture of the 5-match Pakistan-Australia Women’s Blind Cricket T20 Series 2025 at Wally Tate Park, Queensland, Australia on Sunday.Pakistan Women won the toss and decided to field first, sending Australia in to bat. Australia Women posted a competitive total of 158/4 in their 20 overs. C. Buakhao was top scorer with 46 off 47 balls, and C. Lewis contributed 35 off 29 balls. Nimra Rafique led Pakistan’s bowling attack, taking 1 wicket and keeping the scoring rate under control. Three batters were run out.In response, Pakistan Women comfortably chased down the target, reaching 159/3 in 19.2 overs to secure a 7-wicket win. Mehreen Ali anchored the innings with 44 off 46 balls, while Nisha added 36 off 43 balls. Despite I. McKenna’s 2 wickets for Australia, it wasn’t enough to stop Pakistan's steady chase.Result: Pakistan Women won by 7 wicketsPlayer of the Match: Mehreen Ali
PBCC T-20 Blind Cricket Trophy: Gujranwala Clinch title
Sports Bulletin ReportGujranwala (April 15, 2025): Hosts Gujranwala beat Quetta by 4 wickets in the final of the 15th Edition of PBCC T-20 Blind Cricket Trophy 2025(Grade-2) here at Jinnah Cricket Stadium on Tuesday.Gujranwala emerged victorious against Quetta, winning by 4 wickets. Gujranwala won the toss and opted to field first, a decision that would pay off handsomely as they restricted Quetta to a competitive total of 166 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Quetta’s innings was anchored by Nadir Ali, who scored 34 runs off 24 balls, while Naseeb Ullah supported the effort with a solid 32 runs from 30 balls. However, it was Israr Hassan's impressive bowling performance that stood out, as he claimed 3 crucial wickets for Gujranwala. Akram and Qasim also contributed by taking 1 wicket each.In pursuit of the target, Gujranwala showcased a strong batting display, successfully reaching 167 runs in just 18.5 overs while losing 6 wickets. Israr Hassan continued his remarkable performance, scoring a match-winning 69 runs off 44 balls. He was well supported by Mohammad Akram, who added a valuable 63 runs from 53 balls, steering their team to a comfortable victory. Niamat Ullah was the standout bowler for Quetta, taking 3 wickets. Israr Hassan got man of the match award.The prize distribution ceremony was graced by Naveed Hyder Sherazi, Commissioner Gujranwala, Dr. Faisal Mir Khan, Divisional Sports Officer Gujranwala, KhalidMinhas, MD/Owner of Minhas Pipe Industry, Gujranwala, Dr. Anwar Ali Sial, Director FinancePBCC, Nasrullah Shahwani, Director International affairs PBCC, Muzammal Riaz, President GCCB, and Adnan Mehmood, General Secretary GCCB, who presented prizes to the players. Player of the Tournament Awards:B1: Mohammad Sohail (Attock)B2: Naseeb Ullah (Quetta)B3: Niamat Ullah (Quetta)Best Wicketkeeper: Atique ur Rehman (Gujranwala)
PBCC T20 Blind Cricket Trophy: Quetta and Gujranwala reach in final
Quetta beat Attock by 3 wickets, and Gujranwala defeat Hyderabad by 84 runs in semifinalsMurtaza BhattiGujranwala: Hosts Gujranwala and Quetta reached in the final of the PBCC T20 Blind Cricket Trophy2025 (Grade-2) after thrashing Attock and Hyderabad respectively in the semifinals at Jinnah Stadium Gujranwala on Monday. The final will be played on Tuesday (April 15) at the same venue.In the first semifinal, Quetta won the toss and elected to bowl first. Attock were bowled out for just 119 runs in 13.1 overs. Zaheer Ahmed top-scored with 33 runs off 18 balls, while Bashir Ahmed contributed 14 runs off 12 balls. For Quetta, Syed Ehsan Ullah took 3 wickets, and KaleemUllah, Niamat Ullah, and Shahid picked up 2 wickets each.In response, Quetta chased down the target comfortably, reaching 120 for the loss of 3 wickets in just 11 overs. Niamat Ullah continued his impressive form, scoring a brilliant unbeaten70 off 31 balls while Naseeb Ullah added 25 off 17. Haroon and Numan claimed one wicket each for Attock. Quetta won by 7 wickets. Niamat Ullah got man of the match award.Meanwhile, in the second semifinal, Hyderabad won the toss and opted to field first. Gujranwala posted a formidable total of 250 runs for the loss of 2 wickets in the allotted 20 overs. Veteran Mohammad Akram played a sensational innings, remaining unbeaten on 131 off just 67 balls, while Mohammad Rizwan scored 43 off 32 balls. Ubaid Ullah took 2 wickets for Hyderabad.In reply, Hyderabad managed 167 for 4 in their 20 overs. Mohammad Salman was the top scorer with 58 off 60 balls and Imran Sarwar contributed 44 off 27. For Gujranwala, Mohammad Akram took 2 wickets and Syed Zubair Shah chipped in with 1. Gujranwala won by 84 runs. Mohammad Akram judged best player of the match.
LCCB Blind Cricket: Lahore outclass Bahawalpur by 10 wickets in final
Sports Bulletin ReportLAHORE: Hosts Lahore overpowered Bahawalpur by 10 wickets in the final of the 7th LCCB Blind Cricket Tournament here at Aleem Dar Cricket Academy Lahore on Friday.Winning the toss, Lahore chose to field first, allowing Bahawalpur to set a big target. The Bahawalpur team showcased their batting prowess, finishing their innings with a competitive total of 254 runs, losing 3 wickets in their allotted 20 overs. Moin led the charge for Bahawalpur, with an impressive 161 runs off just 88 balls. He was well-supported by zafer iqbal, who contributed a vital unbeaten 46 runs off 37 balls. Aftab take 1 wicket for Lahore In response, Lahore batting line up rose to the occasion, successfully chasing down the target by scoring 258 runs for the loss wickets in a swift 16.4 overs. Badar Muneer was the star of the innings, delivering a spectacular performance with the bat, scoring 158* runs from 55 balls. He received solid support for sanwal, who added 82* runs off 46 balls. Badar Munir man of the match award.Player of the Tournament:* B1: Muhammed Ayyaz * B2: Moin Ali * B3: Sana Ullah Khan The event was graced by esteemed guests, including Ali Meer, Syed Sultan Shah (President of World Blind Cricket Ltd & Chairman of Pakistan Blind Cricket Council), Arshad Nadeem Olympian gold medallist, CEO Lahore Qalandar Atif Rana, Aleem dar international empire, Rashma Artist from Pakistani film industries and Tabish Hashmi.
Blind Cricket Trophy: KPK and Islamabad post victories on Day-3
Sports Bulletin ReportKARACHI: Khyber Pakhtunkawa (KPK) and Islamabad have won their matches on the Day-3 of A S Ali Blind Cricket Trophy National One-Day here after beating their respective opponents at two different venues on Wednesday.KPK beat Balochistan by 134 runs at PAF Faisal Base Sports Ground: The 5th match of the tournament was played between Balochistan and KPK at the PAF Faisal Base Sports Ground. Balochistan won the toss and chose to bowl first. KPK displayed a formidable batting performance, posting a total of 408 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in their first innings. The standout performances came from Akmal Hayat Nasir and Haroon Khan, both of whom played explosive innings. Akmal scored a magnificent 191 runs off just 129 balls, while Haroon Khan contributed a swift 102 runs off 65 balls. Their partnership was crucial in setting a robust total that put immense pressure on the Balochistan side. Balochistan's bowling attack showed determination with Kamran Akhter being the pick of the bowlers taking 3 wickets, while Niamat Ullah chipped in with 1 wicket.In response, Balochistan struggled to keep up with the required run rate and was eventually bowled out for 270 runs in just 31.2 overs. Naseeb Ullah emerged as the top scorer for Balochistan, making 65 runs off 43 balls. Naeem Ullah and Fasih Ullah also made valuable contributions, scoring 51 off 48 balls and 38 off 28 balls, respectively. KPK's bowling unit was disciplined and effective led by Muhammad Ayyaz who took 3 wickets. Haroon Khan demonstrated his all-round capabilities by claiming 2 wickets while Mohsin, Idrees and Amjad each contributed 1 wicket. Akmal Hayat Nasir was judged best player of the match.Islamabad beat Sindh by 55 runs at NED Cricket Ground: In a thrilling encounter, Islamabad triumphed over Sindh by 55 runs in a high-scoring match. After winning the toss, Sindh chose to put Islamabad into bat, a decision that proved challenging as Islamabad set a formidable total of 501 runs for the loss of just 2 wickets in their 40 overs. Moain Aslam was the standout performer for Islamabad, showcasing his remarkable batting skill with a stunning unbeaten 224 runs off just 121 balls. Captain Mati Ullah complimented him with an impressive unbeaten 148 runs off 93 balls, making significant contributions to the score. Their partnership was instrumental in achieving the massive total while Fakhar Abbas from Sindh claimed the only wicket for his side.In response, Sindh mounted a commendable chase finishing their innings at 446 runs all out in 38.2 overs. Ayoub Khan was the star for Sindh scoring a brilliant 144 runs off 82 balls well supported by Zafar Iqbal, who contributed 84 runs off 66 balls. Despite their valiant efforts and a spirited chase Sindh fell short of the target set by Islamabad. On the bowling front for Islamabad, Imran was the most effective bowler, taking 3 wickets while Sanwal, Imran and Kashif each chipped in with 1 wicket. Moain Aslam got man of the match award.
A S Ali Blind Cricket Trophy: Balolchistan and Islamabad claim wins
Sports Bulletin ReportKARACHI: Balolchistan and Islamabad registered victories on the opening day of the A S Ali Blind Cricket Trophy National One-Day Format Tournament 2025 at two different venues in Karachi on Monday.The event’s inauguration ceremony was held at Asghar Ali Shah Cricket Ground, Karachi. Saeed Ghulam Mehdi, the Additional Commissioner of Karachi, was the chief guest and officially inaugurated the event. Other dignitaries present at the prestigious ceremony included Syed Sultan Shah, Chairman of the Pakistan Blind Cricket Council and Farman Ali, Director of the Department of Empowerment for Persons with Disabilities, Government of Sindh.Balochistan beat Sindh by 1 wicket: In the opening match of the tournament was contested between Balochistan and Sindh at Asghar Ali Shah Cricket Ground in Karachi. Balochistan won the toss and elected to field first, putting Sindh in to bat. Sindh was bowled out for a stimulating total of 364 runs in their allotted 40 overs. Ayoub Khan impressed with the bat, scoring a brisk 143 runs off 89 balls. Zafar Iqbal and Tahir provided strong support, scoring 68 runs off 56 balls and 54 runs off 52 balls, respectively. Niamat Ullah took 2 wickets for Balochistan.In response, Balochistan chased down the target with one wicket remaining, reaching 365 runs in 37 overs. Niamat Ullah was the star with the bat, scoring an exciting unbeaten 130 runs off 87 balls. Israr Hasan played a key role in the chase, contributing a crucial 55 runs off 43 balls. Talha Iqbal and Tahir Ali took 2 wickets each, while Irfan, Fakhar, and Zafar claimed 1 wicket each. Niamat Ullah got “Man of The Match” award.Islamabad beat Punjab by 2 runs: At NED Cricket Ground Karachi, Punjab won the toss and decided to bowl first. Islamabad, batting first, posted a striking total of 453 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in their allotted 40 overs. Veteran Anees Javed was the standout performer, scoring a brilliant 157 runs off 84 balls. Mati Ullah also contributed superbly with 110 runs off 74 balls. For Punjab, Mohammad Safdar, Sajid, and Junaid each claimed 1 wicket.In reply, Punjab put up a strong fight but fell short by 2 runs, finishing their innings at 451 runs all out in 40 overs. Nisar Ali was the standout performer for Punjab, scoring an outstanding 200 runs off 107 balls, while Mohammad Safdar contributed 60 runs off 61 balls. Anees Javed took 2 wickets, and Mati Ullah claimed 1 wicket for Islamabad. Anees Javed declared for “Man of the Match” award.
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