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World champs win WSC opener
PERTH. Dec 4:
Pakistan opened the World Series triangular cricket tournament With
a five wicket victory over the West Indies at the WACA ground on Friday, reports Reuter.
The Pakistani win. achieved with four balls to spare, was clouded, however by an Injury to opening batsman Aamir Sohail, who strained a thigh muscle and could miss half the series.
Outstanding bowling from pace pair Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram plus leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed helped Pakistan restrict the West Indies to 197 for nine from their 50
Brian Lara top-scored with 59, exactly the same figure as opposition skipper Javed to 199 for five tn the final over.
Akram won the man-of-thc-malch award following hts brilliant figures of four for 46 off nine overs with an unbeaten 21 as he and Mlandad picked off the winning runs.
But the Pakistanis were left counting the casualties, with only 13 of the 15-man squad currently available for action.
Apart from Aamir, frontline pace bowler Aaqib Javed is already on the Injured list after developing a stress fracture In his back In a practice match six days ago.
Pakistan tour manager Colonel Naushad All said It was unclear If Aaqib would be available for the team's next World Series match against Australia in I lobart on Thursday.
Aamir, meanwhile, said the team's medical staff were concerned about his ability to recover tn time for Pakistan's three remaining World Series matches before the competition goes Into a month-long recess later this month.
"The doctor told me the thigh could be better tomorrow or it could take as long as 14 days," said Aamir.
from now but I thtok'ni miss the next game '
Pakistan s enforced break starts when West Indies and Australia go Into preparations for the second Test on December 18.
Aamir, who had also been earmarked to be a part of the Pakistan's bowling attack during the series, strained the thigh while attempting to runout Carl Hooper in the 27th over of the West Indian Innings.
Hooper also hurt a calf muscle while taking the run and had to bat the final stages of his innings with a runner. He was fit enough to bowl in Pakistan's Inning.
Aamir, too. had a runner when he opened the batting
but was dismissed In the see ond over of the Innings for only two