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Pakistan beat Glamorgan
CARDIFF. May 11 : Mushtaq Ahmed took four wickets for 26 runs as Pakistan's bow lers ripped thro-
ugh a weak Glamorgan batting lineup Monday for a 206-run victory after both teams forfeited an innings following rain delays, reports AP.
It was Pakistan's first thrqe-day victory of a four-month English tour. Pakistan lost to English county Worcestershire tn these debut first-class game last week.
Resuming Monday at four for 285. following opener Aamir Sohail's 124 and Shoalb Mohammads 58 Sunday. Pakistan quickly lifted the score to 354 for five declared.
Glamorgan acting captain Matthew Maynard forfeited his first Innings and Pakistan skipper Javed Miandad for felted his second to set up a run chase for the home team. But needing 255 for victory from a minimum of 78 overs. Glamorgan slumped to be nine for 148 all out Glamorgan captain Alan Butcher was unable to bat following a knee Injury Sunday
Glamorgan were also without injured former West Indian captain Vlv Richards and fel low-opener Hugh Morris
Wasim Akram, who hit successive sixes In his 21 not out. was Pakistan's other successful bowler with four for 46.
An earlier Reuter report said: Opener Aamir Sohail cracked his second century In eight days as Pakistan's batsman returned to form tn their tour match agalrttot Glamorjpn on Sunday
Sohail, who htt 104 last Sunday In the tourists' opening friendly against Lavlnlan Duchess of Norfolk's XI, hit 124 off 174 balls to steer Pakistan to 285 for four by the
The volatile 25-year-old left hander, fined for complaining
to an umpire during the re cent World Cup. has yet to play a Test but looked In fine form In an innings which included one six and 14 fours.
After losing their opening first-class fixture against Wor-chestershire and Saturday's first day washout. Pakistan were also grateful to Rameez Raja and Shoalb Mohammad.
Raja helped Sohail put on 100 for the first wicket before he was out for 41 and Shoalb contributed 58 in a second wicket stand of 110.
Tour skipper Javed Miandad, playing against his former country, contributed 35 on a day when Pakistan scored their runs at a rate of four per over In front of watching Eng land manager Micky Stewart.
Despite losing two wickets in the final half-hour, the tourists looked ominously full of c onfidence Just 10 days before their opening one-day international at Lord's on May 20.