SB News LAHORE (January 20, 2020):-With only three days left in the first match of the T20I series against Bangladesh, Ahsan Ali and Amad Butt are optimistic to leave a mark at the international level. The two were among three uncapped players named in the 15-player line-up for the three home T20Is, which will be played in Lahore on 24, 25 and 27 January. Talking to Test cricketer Shan Masood in an exclusive interview, the pair reflected on how it will look to take inspiration from the performances in the domestic events. Ahsan impressed in the last edition of the HBL Pakistan Super League in 2018 as he scored 178 runs in eight matches batting at the top of the order for Quetta Gladiators. The 26-year-old scored 131 runs at a strike rate of just under 149 in the National T20 Cup in October, which pressed his case further for selection. In the same tournament, Amad, who turned out for Balochistan, the eventual finalists, scored 80 runs at a strike-rate of 170 and took 10 wickets at an economy-rate of 7.62. The 24-year-old was part of Pakistan’s squad that won the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup in Bangladesh in November. When Shan asked which performances, in particular, they would take inspiration from, Ahsan said: “Our qualifier against Peshawar Zalmi [in the last season] is a memorable contest for me. I played a crucial role in my side’s win by scoring 46 [his highest score that tournament] over the course of a crucial [111-run] partnership with Shane Watson. I had not played the last two matches so I was under a lot of pressure.” Amad recalled the semi-final of the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup against the archrivals, India. “At one stage in our match against India, we were almost out of the game. Then suddenly our fielding clicked and we got a run-out. I had to defend eight off the last over and their main batsman was at the crease. You know, matches against India are full of pressure as people take a keen interest in them. I am glad that I was able to deliver in it.” Speaking about his fitness regime ahead of his selection in the national side, Ahsan told Shan, his teammate in the Pakistan Cricket Club and National Bank of Pakistan sides, he had given up on his favourite dish Biryani along with rice, roti and sweet dishes to meet the desired fitness levels. “There has been a significant change in the past 31 days since I have been at the NCA. I used to eat Biryani a lot, but I have given up on it. I have also stopped eating rice, roti, and sweet dishes as we have to take light diets.” Recalling the moment when he was informed about his selection for the Pakistan national men’s team, Ahsan said: “No matter how much I emphasis on it, I won’t be able to put my happiness in words. Every player wants to play for Pakistan. I am blessed that I have gotten the opportunity to play alongside those players whom I once used to desire to meet.” Amad told Shan: “I was in Mardan when I got to know. To know that I am about to achieve my goal of playing for Pakistan was an extraordinary feeling, which cannot be explained. It adds extra responsibility because you want to do something for your country. I am praying to God to help me play a role in my country’s win in the upcoming matches, even if it is by scoring a single.” The first ball of the first T20I on Friday is scheduled to be delivered at 2pm (PST).    

By Abdul Jabbar Faisal ISLAMABAD (January 20, 2020):-The 5th Serena Hotels National Ranking Tennis Championships-2020 commenced at the at PTF Complex, Islamabad on Monday soon after the conclusion of 5th Begum Kuslum Saifullah Khan National Ranking Tennis Championships 2020. A total number of 48 matches were played on the opening day in the Men’s and Under-18 qualifying categories. A large number of players are participating in the mega event from all over Pakistan. The PTF Complex is bustled with the presence of large number and their parents. Following is the result: Men’s Singles Qualifying Matches: (1st Round) Tahir Ullah beat Hassan Ali: 6-3, Haseeb Ullah beat Azan Sajid: 6-1,Farhan ullah beat Adnan Rashid Khan: 6-2, Saim Danish beat Faisal Khalil: 6-2, Mubarak shah beat Faizan Shahid: 6-1,Abrarul Haq beat Atif Rehman: 6-4, Kamran Khan beat Hammad Humayun: 6-1,Hasam Khan beat Ahmed Murad: 6-3, Mahatir Muhammad beat Fayeduddin: 7-5, Kashan Umer beat Azeem Khan: 6-4, Pooyan Shitari w/o Abdullah Karim. Men’s Singles Qualifying Matches: (2nd Round) Jibran ul Haq beat Farman Shakeel: 6-1, Mubarak Shah beat Mujahid Zeb: 6-1,Ibrahim Omer beat Tahir ullah : 6-2, Abbas Khan beat Mahatir Muhammad: 7-5, Arham Attique beat Hasheesh Kumar: 6-2, Kashan Umer beat M. Abdullah: 6-2, Subhan Bin Salik beat Haseeb Ullah: 6-1 Sami Zeb beat Farhan ullah :6-0, Nailian Abbas beat Hasam Khan: 6-1, Aqib Hayat beat Pooyan Shetari: 6-1, Sikander beat Saim Danish: 6-0 Men’s Singles Qualifying Matches: (Final Round) Jibran ul Haq beat Uzair Khan: 8-1, Imran Bhatti beat Mubarak Shah: 8-1, Ibrahim Omer beat Talha Saqib: 8-0, Arham Attique beat Abbas Khan: 8-4, Subhan bin Salik beat Kashan Umer: 8-4, Ahmed Asjad Qureshi beat Sami Zeb: 8-5, Mian Bilal beat Nalian Abbas: 8-2 Aqib Hayat beat Sikander: 8-5 Boy’s U-18 Singles (Qualifying Round): Mohammad Hamza Asim beat Abdullah Rehman: 8-2, Azan Sajid beat Abdullah Rashid: 8-6  

  By Abdul Jabbar Faisal ISLAMABAD (January 20, 2020):-With one month to go before the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) returns to Pakistani soil,  the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced ticket prices and purchase details. For the first time in its young history, all 34 matches of the HBL Pakistan Super League will be played across four Pakistan venues with Karachi to stage nine matches, Lahore fourteen matches, Multan three matches and Rawalpindi eight matches from 20 February to 22  March. The first batch of tickets will be available for purchase starting 8 p.m. Pakistan Standard Time tonight through www.yayvo.com. General sale of tickets will commence on Tuesday, 28 January through dedicated TCS Express Centers across 38 cities of the country. Each customer can purchase up to seven tickets per match on one national ID card.            For the 20 February grand opening ceremony and opening match in Karachi, tickets have been priced between PKR1,000 to PKR6,000. Ticket price range for the final match in Lahore will be between PKR500 to PKR5,000 for the 22 March final. For the 17 March Qualifier in Karachi, the minimum denomination of the ticket is PKR500 and goes up to PKR4,000, while minimum ticket price for the two Eliminators that will take place in Lahore on 18 and 20 March, has been set at PKR500 with the most expensive ticket locked at PKR4,000. Ticket prices for HBL PSL 2020 were locked after an extensive review process factoring in start times, working and weekend games, and affordability for fans. PCB Director – Commercial, Babar Hamid said: “We promised focusing on fan experience for HBL PSL 2020 and I am delighted that we are launching a streamlined ticketing process with almost one month to go in the tournament. We are keen to offer our hospitality to the world and will encourage our fans form across the world to avail this opportunity and plan in advance.           “HBL PSL has always received a phenomenal response from passionate Pakistani cricket fans and we expect them to turn up in big numbers this year as well. This will also be a great time for us to show to the world Pakistan’s passion and love for this great game.”

SB Report ISLAMABAD (January 20,2020):-Saad Khan grabbed an upset victory in the league match of the Under-21 Jubilee Insurance National Junior's Snooker Championship 2020, when he eliminated 6th seeded Zaib Khan in straight frames 3-0 at Billiard and Snooker Hall, Pakistan Sports Complex on Monday. Results: Mohammad Saleem (Kp) bt Abdullah Hassan (Isb) 3-1 (6-63, 67-35,71-29, 69-50) Saad Khan (Kp) bt Zaib Khan (Bal) 3-0 (90-9(53), 57-37, 57-78) Imran Khan (Isb) bt Ali Haider (Bal) 3-0 (67-49, 50-13, 83-8(59)) Mohammad Ahmed (Pjb) bt Mohammad Salik (Sindh) 3-0 (70-57, 28-1, 1-0) Haris Tahir (Pjb) bt Sajjad Abdullah (Kp) 3-0 (86-13, 80-9(57), 75-5(62),) Mohammad Naseem Akhtar (Pjb) bt Zahid Khan (Bal) 3-0 (77-08, 83-7(68), 84-8(84),) Sheikh Mohammad Mudassir (Pjb) bt Arij Arsalan (Sindh) 3-0 (70-10, 78-19, 64-16) Shehryar Khan (Sindh) bt Mohammad Shehryar Abbas (Pjb) 3-2 (60-32, 50-37, 41-65, 45-73, 57-52) Tuesday's Fixtures: (Pre-quarterfinals Best of 7 Frames) Haris Tahir (Pjb) v Farhan Majeed (Pjb) Shahzaib Malik (Pjb) v Shehryar Khan (Sindh) Saad Khan (Kp) v Arij Arsalan (Sindh) Mohammad Naseem Akhtar (Pjb) v Imran Khan (Isb) Mohammad Ahmed (Pjb) v Umer Farooq (Pjb) Mohammad Saleem (Kp) v Sheikh Mohammad Mudassir (Pjb) Kamran Albert Masih (Kp) v Ahsan Ramzan (Pjb) Zaib Khan (Bal) v Mohammad Umer Khan (Pjb) Groups Position: Haris Tahir (Pjb), Ahsan Ramzan (Pjb) Mohammad Naseem Akhtar (Pjb), Umer Farooq (Pjb) Sheikh Mohammad Mudassir (Pjb), Arij Arsalan (Sindh) Kamran Albert Masih (Kp), Shehryar Khan (Sindh) Shahzaib Malik (Pjb), Mohammad Saleem (Kp) Zaib Khan (Bal), Saad Khan (Kp) Mohammad Umer Khan (Pjb), Imran Khan (Isb) Mohammad Ahmed (Pjb), Farhan Majeed (Pjb)  

SB Report ISLAMABAD (January 20, 2020):-Pakistan national women’s selection committee Monday announced a 15-player squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, which will be held in Australia from 21 February to 8 March. The selectors have recalled Muneeba Ali and Aimen Anwar, while they have named uncapped Ayesha Naseem in the squad. The trio have replaced Nahida Khan, Ayesha Zafar and Rameen Shamim in the T20I squad, which lost 3-0 to England in Kuala Lumpur last month. The average age of the side is 24.8, which also indicates the selectors’ vision and future planning. As part of event preparation, Pakistan women will depart for Australia on 31 January and will play three warm-up matches against the West Indies on 7, 9 and 11 February. Prior to their departure, the team will have an eight-day camp from 23-30 January at the Hanif Mohammad High Performance Centre, Karachi. Squad (in alphabetical order): 1.       Bismah Maroof (captain) 2.       Aimen Anwar 3.       Aliya Riaz 4.       Anam Amin 5.       Ayesha Naseem 6.       Diana Baig 7.       Fatima Sana 8.      Iram Javed 9.       Javeria Khan 10.   Muneeba Ali 11.    Nida Dar 12.    Omaima Sohail 13.    Sadia Iqbal 14.    Sidra Nawaz (wicketkeeper) 15.    Syeda Aroob Shah   Muneeba, who last turned out for Pakistan in November 2018, has been recalled at the back of a prolific National Triangular T20 Women’s Cricket Championship, in which she scored 292 runs at a staggering average of 58.40. In the five innings of the just-concluded tournament, the left-handed opener scored a century in three half-centuries.   Ayesha has been inducted in the line-up for her hard-hitting abilities at the top of the order. The 15-year-old right-handed batter from Abbottabad scored 64 runs at a strike-rate of over 206.   Aimen, the right-arm medium-fast, took four wickets in five matches, bowling at an economy rate of 7.68, comes in as a new ball specialist to complement pacer Diana Baig and left-arm spinner Anam Amin in the Powerplay overs. She last played a T20I in February 2019 against the West Indies women in Karachi.   Urooj Mumtaz, the chair of the national women’s selection committee, said: “Jotting down the squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup was a tough task as many players had staked a claim in the side.   “Though the players who have been left out will be disappointed and heart-broken, this, however, should act as a motivation for them to comeback more strongly. On the other side of the coin, the selection of 15-year-old Ayesha and 16-year-old Aroob Shah should be a motivation and message for all the budding youngsters.   “Furthermore, the selectors have also valued our domestic competition, while also taking into consideration the players who have been regularly part of the side since the Bangladesh series.   “The team has been selected keeping in mind the current form and performances along with the conditions in Australia and, at the same moment, we have come up with the right balance of youth and experience which will complement each other in the mega event.   “Though Sana Mir doesn’t feature in the 15-player line-up, I believe we still have the desired experience in the squad. Sana has been a phenomenal servant of Pakistan cricket while being an inspiration to many girls out there. Unfortunately, her recent performances in the T20 format were not on her side.   “The Pakistan women’s national team’s performance graph has been on the rise and this tournament serves a perfect opportunity to this evolving unit to showcase its talent as we aim to continue to move women’s cricket forward and look towards the future.”   Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof said: “I am pleased that we have come forward with the best possible line-up which has the potential to have an impressive run at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.   “We have tried to strike the right balance of youth and senior players. While selecting the squad we considered the recent performances in the international and domestic events.   “It was a tough decision to leave out Sana Mir. I wanted to have her in the squad over which I, along with the selection committee, had deep deliberations. We had to decide between her and the emerging players who had been impressing on all the stages.   “I respect and support the decision of the major group and hope she will continue to serve Pakistan women’s cricket in future with the same passion and energy.”   Pakistan are drawn with England, South Africa, Thailand and the West Indies in Group B.   The Bismah Maroof-led unit begin their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 journey on 26 February against the West Indies Women. The take on England Women on February 28 after which they play South Africa Women and Thailand Women on 1 and 3 March.   Officials: Syed Iqbal Imam (head coach), Saleem Jaffer (bowling coach), Amir Iqbal (fielding coach), Gemaal Hussain (strength & conditioning coach), Dr Riffat Asghar Gill (physio), Aisha Jalil (team manager) and Zubair Ahmed (analyst).    

SB News Potchefstroom (January 19, 2020):-Fast bowlers Mohammad Waseem and Tahir Hussain blew away Scotland Under-19 as Pakistan teenagers got off to the perfect start in the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2020 with a seven-wicket win at the North West University Oval, Potchefstroom on Sunday. Scotland, who won the toss and opted to bat first, lost both openers in the opening over of the match as Tahir Hussain, playing his first match for Pakistan, sent the stumps of Angus Guy and Ben Davidson flying. Tahir then added the wicket of Tomas Mackintosh, who top-scored for Scotland with 20 runs, to his tally. Waseem, who had replaced Naseem Shah in the squad, took over from there. The right-arm pacer’s first wicket was of Jasper Davidson as he made full use of the opportunity with a probing spell of pace bowling.  Abbas Afridi took two quick wickets before Waseem polished off the tail taking the last four wickets as Scotland were sent packing for 75 in 23.5 overs. Waseem took five wickets for mere 12 runs in 7.5 overs. Tahir took three for 23 in nine overs, while Abbas took two for 32 in six overs. It took only 11.4 overs for Pakistan to chase down the target. Their run-chase was off to a shaky start as openers Haider Ali (four) and Mohammad Shehzad (0) were back in the pavilion in the first eight balls. Captain Rohail Nazir and Irfan Khan weathered the storm with a 47-run stand for the second-wicket. Rohail scored 27 off 23 balls, which included two fours a six, while Irfan returned not out with 38 runs to his name. The right-handed batsman faced 37 balls, of which six were dispatched for fours.  Pakistan take on Zimbabwe U19 in their second group match on 22 January.  Scores in brief:  Scotland U19 75 all out, 23.5 overs (Uzzair Shah 20, Tomas Mackintosh 17; Mohammad Waseem 5-12, Tahir Hussain 3-23, Abbas Afridi 2-32)  Pakistan U19 77-3, 11.4 overs (Irfan Khan 38 not out, Rohail Nazir 27)  Result Pakistan U19 win by seven wickets  Upcoming fixtures:  22 Jan – v Zimbabwe, Potchefstroom  24 Jan – v Bangladesh, Potchefstroom

SB Report ISLAMABAD (January 19, 2020):-Pakistan Blind's Cricket Council (PBCC) on Sunday elected Syed Sultan Shah its chairman for next three years term. Board of Directors have been elected for the term of next three years in the Extraordinary General Meeting. Names of the elected board members: Syed Sultan Shah (Chairman), Mohammad Ilyas Ayub (Vice Chairman), Mohammad Bilal (Director  Marketing), Habibullah (Director  Admin), Mohammad Salman Tariq Bokhari (Director Cricket Operations), Anwar Ali (Director  Finance), Saleh Mohammad (Director Information & Coordination), Atif Qayyum (Director Education & Rehab), Shamas ur Rehman (Director International Affairs)

SB Report ISLAMABAD (January 19, 2020):-Eleven played moved into the pre-quarterfinal round of the National Junior Under-21 Snooker Championship 2020 after completing the Day-3 league matches at Billiard and Snooker Hall, Pakistan Sports Complex on Sunday.  Results: Mohammad Usman (Pjb) beat Imran Khan (Isb) 3-1 (10-49, 78-24, 67-56, 59-23) Mohammad Umer Khan (Pjb) beat Haroon Sarfarz (Kp) 3-0 (63-20, 82-8, 60-10) Mohammad Salik (Sindh) beat Sheikh Ahmed (Kp) 3-1 (35-53, 64-37, 61-6, 75-15) Farhan Majeed (Pjb) beat Zulfiqar Ali (Bal) 3-0 (55-17, 63-16, 75-3) Shahzaib Malik (Pjb) beat Mohammad Saleem (Kp) 3-1 (66-43, 48-61, 66-45, 65-35) Abdullah Hassan (Isb) beat Abdul Waheed (Sindh) 3-1 (56-27, 56-43, 21-43, 60-18) Zaib Khan (Bal) beat Umer Ismail (Sindh) 3-2 (51-35, 32-79, 18-56, 63-31, 54-41) Saad Khan (Kp) beat Mohammad Sinan (Bal) 3-0 (61-32, 59-28, 67-14) Ahsan Ramzan (Pjb) beat Mohammad Ibrar (Kp) 3-0 (80-29, 75-40, 53-42) Umer Farooq (Pjb) beat Umer Junaid (Sindh) 3-0 (1-0, 65-26, 59-09) Usama Nawaz Khan (Kp) beat Mohammad Akram Shams (Sindh) 3-1 (50-55, 50-12, 49-25, 68-07) Kamran Albert (Kp) beat Arif Hussain (Bal) 3-1 (20-63, 88-17, 66-19, 55-29) Shahzaib Malik (Pjb) beat Abdul Waheed (Sindh) 3-0 (66-16, 72-08(72), 70-16(65),) Umer Ismail (Sindh) beat Mohammad Sinan (Bal) 3-0 (51-31, 49-32, 59-22) Haroon Sarfarz (Kp) beat Ali Haider (Bal) 3-0 (53-4, 53-24, 50-43) Mohammad Ahmed (Pjb) beat Zulfiqar Ali (Bal) 3-0 (69-12, 54-16, 94-7(85),) Monday's Fixture: Mohammad Saleem (Kp) V/S Abdullah Hassan (Isb) Zaib Khan (Bal) V/S Saad Khan (Kp) Imran Khan (Isb) V/S Ali Haider (Bal) Mohammad Salik (Sindh) V/S Mohammad Ahmed (Pjb) Haris Tahir (Pjb) V/S Sajjad Abdullah (Kp) Mohammad Naseem Akhtar (Pjb) V/S Zahid Khan (Bal) Sheikh Mohammad Mudassir (Pjb) V/S Arij Arsalan (Sindh) Shehryar Khan (Sindh) V/S Mohammad Shehryar Abbas (Pjb) After Day 3rd Group Position Qualify for Knockout round for pre-quarterfinals Groups Haris Tahir (Pjb), Mohammad Naseem Akhtar (Pjb), Umer Farooq (Pjb) Sheikh Muhammad Mudassir (Pjb), Arij Arsalan (Sindh) Kamran Albert Masih (Kp) Shahzaib Malik (Pjb) Zaib Khan (Bal), Saad Khan (Kp) Mohammad Umer Khan (Pjb), Farhan Majeed (Pjb)

BY Abdul Jabbar Faisal ISLAMABAD (January 19, 2020):-The National Selection Committee (NSC) for men on Sunday invited 19 players for a training camp at the National Cricket Academy, Lahore, as the camp will be kicked off from Monday (January 20) aiming to prepare the good combination for the upcoming first International Cricket Council (ICC) World Test Championship fixture against Bangladesh, which will be played at Pindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi from 7-11 February 2020. Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Shah Afridi are part of the Pakistan side for the three T20Is against Bangladesh and will join the camp following the conclusion series on 28 January. Bilal Asif, Faheem Ashraf and Musa Khan have been added to the 16 players who were named for the two ICC World Test Championship fixtures against Sri Lanka. Bilal has been invited after he finished as the second most successful bowler with 42 wickets in the just-concluded four-day first-class Quaid-e-Azam Trophy tournament, while Central Punjab’s Faheem has been named as an all-rounder after he regained complete fitness and took five for 54 and one for 59 in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy final against Northern. Musa was not a part of the Test squad against Sri Lanka, but he had remained with the side and trained under bowling coach Waqar Younis. The squad for the Rawalpindi Test will be announced after the T20I series Players invited for the camp are: 1.        Azhar Ali (captain) (Central Punjab) 2.       Abid Ali (Sindh) 3.       Asad Shafiq (Sindh) 4.       Babar Azam (Central Punjab) 5.       Bilal Asif (Central Punjab) 6.       Fawad Alam (Sindh) 7.       Faheem Ashraf (Central Punjab) 8.      Haris Sohail (Balochistan) 9.       Imam-ul-Haq (Balochistan) 10.   Imran Khan Snr (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) 11.     Kashif Bhatti (Sindh) 12.    Mohammad Abbas (Southern Punjab) 13.    Mohammad Rizwan (wicketkeeper) (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) 14.    Musa Khan (Northern) 15.    Naseem Shah (Central Punjab) 16.    Shaheen Shah Afridi (Northern) 17.    Shan Masood (Southern Punjab) 18.    Yasir Shah (Balochistan) 19.    Usman Shinwari (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)

By Abdul Jabbar Faisal ISLAMABAD (January 19, 2020):-Muzammil Murtaza thrashed Aqeel Khan in the final of the Men's Singles of the 5th Begum Kulsum Saifullah Khan National Ranking Tennis Tournament-2020 at the PTF Complex, Islamabad on Sunday.  Tarik Hamdy CEO Eighteen graced the occasion as chief guest, besides a large number of diplomats including Dr. Christian Turner (British High Commissioner) and his wife, Istvan Szabo and Wife (Ambassador of Hungry) and diplomatic staff of the Swedish Embassy The Saifullah family was represented by former Federal Ministers and parliamentarians Humayun Saifullah Khan and Anwer Saifullah Khan, senator Osman Saifullah Khan and his wife, as well as Asad Saifullah Khan. In the first Men’s singles final, 2nd seed Muzammil Murtaza upset top seed and Pakistan number 1 Aqeel Khan in an exciting and closely fought match, 6-4, 7-5. The sizable crowd enjoyed the high level of tennis exhibited by the two finalists. The match lasted 1 hour and 30 minutes, and was officiated by Hasnain Mehmood. Results Men’s Single (Final): Muzammil Murtaza beat Aqeel Khan: 6-4, 7-5 Men’s Doubles (Final): Aqeel Khan, Muzammil Murtaza beat M. Abid, Waqas Malik: 4-6,6-4,(10-8) Women’s Doubles Final: The women’s doubles final, Mahin Aftab and Ushna Suhail defeated Sara Mansoor and Sarah Mahboob Khan 6-1,6-4. Boys 18& under (Final): M. Shoaib beat Subhan bin Salik: 5-7,6-3,6-1 Boy’s U-14 Singles (Final): Bilal Asim beat Haider Ali Rizwan: 6-2,6-3 Boy’s U-14 Doubles (Final): M. Huzaifa Khan , Hamid Israr beat Ahmed Nael, Bilal Asim: 4-1,4-0  Boy’s/ Girl’s U-12 (Final): Hamza Roman beat Husnain Ali Rizwan: 4-2,3-5,4-2 Boy’s/ Girl’s U-10 (Final): Hamza Ali Rizwan beat M. Hassan Usmani: 4-0,5-4(2)  Seniors 45 (Final) Rashid Malik (ZTBL), Hameed ul Haq beat Israr Gul, Irfanullah: 4-6,6-1(10-8)