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 Shaheens, Bangladesh 'A' four-dayer closes in draw

Pakistan Shaheens vs Bangladesh 'A' 1st 4 Day Match In Karachi

The initial four-day match between Bangladesh 'A' and has Pakistan Shaheens finished in a draw at the Islamabad Club on Friday.

The match which was to a great extent impacted by downpour, saw 39.2 overs bowled on the fourth day, as play continued at 2:00pm (PST).

The third day's play on Thursday was totally cleaned out because of downpour.

Prior, Pakistan Shaheens proclaimed their most memorable innings at the short-term score of 367-4 with a lead of 245 runs.

In their subsequent innings, Bangladesh 'A' figured out how to score 153-5 when play was halted because of terrible light and at last bringing about a draw. For Shaheens, quick bowlers Mir Hamza and Mohammad Ali sacked two wickets each, while Mohammad Rameez Jr got one wicket.

For the opposing group, Nayeem Hasan was the top run-getter, scoring 55 off 69 balls, bound with 11 fours. Opening hitter Zakir Hasan scored a 45-ball 33, which included three fours and a six.

Chiefs of the two groups said that the match was great for their training in front of the impending two-match Test series between the senior sides of the two nations.

Addressing columnists, Shaheens chief Saud Shakeel said that the side was an extraordinary stage for learning for all players extraordinarily for the people who have not played worldwide cricket yet.

He said that he had been getting a charge out of captaincy and consistently attempted that his presentation could assume part in Pakistan's triumph.

In the mean time, Bangladesh 'A' chief Anamul Haque said that his side gleaned some significant knowledge in the match and the accomplished they gain will be useful for next match to more readily execute plans.

The two sides will presently highlight in the second four-day game from August 20, which is planned at a similar scene.

Scores in a nutshell:

BANGLADESH 'A' 122 in 44.3 overs (Mahmudul Hasan Happiness 65; Naseem Shah 3-24, Mir Hamza 3-33, Mohammad Rameez Jnr 2-41); 153-5 in 39.2 overs (Nayeem Hasan 55, Zakir Hasan 33; Mir Hamza 2-13, Mohammad Ali 2-34); PAKISTAN SHAHEENS 367-4 (dec.) in 90 overs (Umar Amin 177, Saud Shakeel 76, Mohammad Huraira 39, Saad Khan 31 not out, Kamran Ghulam 20 not out; Hasan Murad 2-49).