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Pakistan HK Sixes champs
HONG KONG. Sept 28: A rejuvenated Wasim Akram (ed Pakistan to victory over England in the final of the Hong Kong Sixes cricket today, report $ Akram failed with the ball in the final but hit 30 runs to help overhaul England's moderate total of 70 for five at the end of the two-day tournament.
Sri Lanka scored a massive 101 runs in their allotted five overs to beat the West Indies to the consolation plate final. defeat to Pakistan and the West Indies in their both the second round matches.
Bangladesh lost to mighty Pakistan by 35 runs in the first match. Pakistan scored 100 for three with Sajid Ali making 33 retired. Nayeem Ashraf 26. Wasim Akram 18 and Basit Ali 16 not out.
Rafique captured two wickets for 16 and Athar Ali Khan got one for 29.
Bangladesh, in reply, were 65 for four. All-rounder Rafique scored a fine 28 before being bowled by Asif Muitaba. Aminu) Islam Bulbul and Akram Khan scored 17 and 10 not out respectively.
Asif Mujtaba got two wickets for 12 runs while Nayeem Ashraf and Zahur Elahi took one wicket each for 14 and 10 runs respectively.
Bangladesh lost to the West Indies by 25 runs in the second encounter. The West Indies piled up 84 for three with Reifer top scored 27 not out. He was followed by Simmons with 24. McLean 21.
Skipper Akram Khan grabbed two wickets for 15 while Athar Ali Khan took the other wicket for six runs.
Bangladesh, in reply, were 59 for five with all-rounder Athar All Khan making an unbeaten 19. Rafique 14, Mofizur Rahman Munna 11. Bulbul nine and Akram Khan six.
Simmons. Gibson, McLean and Reifer took one wicket each.
Pakistan reached the final from the Bradman Group when they beat the West Indies by four wickets.
The West Indies scored 70 for three with Williams and Reifer scoring 24 and 13 runs respectively.
Pakistan, in reply, made 73 for two. Nayeem Ashraf scored 29 and Basit Ali 20 runs.
England qualified for the final beating Australia by 20 runs and Sri Lanka by five runs from the Sobers Group.
England scored 91 for five with Brown hammering a fine 47 and Hollioake and Ealham making 11 each.
Australia, in reply 71 for five. Mark Waugh scored highest 14.
England beat Sri Lanka by five runs in their second group match. England scored 70 for three with Hollioake making an unbeaten 36 and Brown 12.
Sri Lanka were 65 for two. Kaluwitharana scored highest
In the Sri Lankan-Australia match, the South Asian country beat Australia by three runs.
Sri Lanka scored 84 for five with Russel Arnold hammering a fine 31 not out and Upal Chandana 23.
Australia, in reply, were 81 for two. Campbell and Venuto scored 32 not out and 26 respectively.
Earlier. Bangladesh suffered