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Pakistan vs England Cricket Series
Lahore Cricket Test

November 29 to December 3 2005
England won the toss and decided to bat
Result: Pakistan beat England by an innings and 100 runs
England: 1st Inn: 288 all out (94.0 overs) 2nd Inn: 248 all out (77.1 overs)
Pakistan: 1st Inn: 636 for 8 (156.2 overs)
Man of the Match: Mohammad Yousaf
Umpires: D B Hair, R E Koertzen
Pakistan Team: Salman Butt, Shoaib Malik, Asim Kamal, Inzamam-ul-Haq (Captain), Mohammad Yousuf, Hasan Raza Kamran Akmal (Wicket Keeper), Rana Naved-ul-Hasan, Shoaib Akhtar, Mohammad Sami, Danish Kaneria.
England Team : M Trescothick, M Vaughan (Captain), I Bell, K Pietersen, P Collingwood, A Flintoff, G Jones (Wicket Keeper), M Hoggard, S Harmison, L Plunkett, S Udal.

Pakistan ground guide: Lahore

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The Gadaffi Stadium has been a Test venue for 46 years, but was completely renovated before the 1996 World Cup. England won by five wickets on their first visit in 1961, but there has only been one other positive result in six other meetings with Pakistan. That occurred in 1987 when Abdul Qadir's match figures of 13-101 led to a home win by an innings and 87 runs. The game also saw controversy when England's Chris Broad refused to walk after being given out caught behind. England play two warm-up matches at the smaller Bagh-e-Jinnah ground on the other side of the city.
LAHORE FACTS AND FIGURES (TESTS & ODIs)
Pakistan have won their last three Tests at the Gadaffi Stadium - beating New Zealand by an innings and 324 runs (2002), South Africa by eight wickets (2003) and India by nine wickets (2004).
Only three of the 35 Tests at the ground have been won by the side batting first - 13 by the side batting second.
Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq made the highest Test score at the ground, an innings of 329 against New Zealand.
There have been five England centuries in Lahore Tests - by David Gower, Ken Barrington, Graham Thorpe, Dennis Amiss and Colin Cowdrey - and eight by Pakistan against them.
Only two England bowlers have taken five wickets in an innings in a Lahore Test - Norman Cowans (5-42) and Neil Foster (5-67) in the same game in 1984.
England have only won one of the four one-day internationals they have played at the ground - by two wickets in 1987.
There is a slight advantage to batting second in one-dayers at Lahore with 24 wins against 20 by the side batting first in 45. The other, between Pakistan and West Indies in 1991, ended in a tie.
Ijaz Ahmed's 139 not out against India is the highest ODI score in Lahore - South African Lance Klusener has the best bowling figures of 6-49.
No England player has made a hundred or taken four wickets or more in an innings in a one-dayer at the Gadaffi.

Lahore Cricket Test England vs Pakistan

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Pakistan hit back to rock England

England squandered a good start to finish day one of the third Test against Pakistan in Lahore on 248-6. Michael Vaughan (58) and Marcus Trescothick (50) put on 101 to boost hopes of a series-levelling victory. But they and Ian Bell fell sweeping Shoaib Malik before Kevin Pietersen edged behind off Rana Naved-ul-Hasan, who also dismissed Andrew Flintoff. Danish Kaneria bowled Geraint Jones but Paul Collingwood (71 not out) rode his luck to make his maiden Test 50. They will resume on Wednesday on 248-6, with Paul Collingwood 71 not out, but he only has the tail for company.
Third Test, Lahore, day one (close): England 248-6 v Pakistan

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Honours even in Lahore Test match

Pakistan lost captain Inzamam-ul-Haq through injury to leave the third Test against England evenly poised at the end of the second day's play in Lahore. At the close, the home side were 185-4 in reply to England's 288 all out. Mohammad Yousuf, dropped on 16 by Andrew Flintoff, made England pay and was 84 not out on his home ground. England resumed on 248-6 but lost their last four wickets for 40 runs. England all-rounder Paul Collingwood missed out on his maiden Test century when he fell for 96 hooking a bouncer by Shoaib Akhtar to Danish Kaneria.
Third Test, Lahore, day two (close): England 288 v Pakistan 185-4

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Pakistan duo ruin England chances

Pakistan have all but ended England's chances of winning the third and final Test and squaring the series. By the close on day three, the home side were 446-5, a lead of 158 runs. Mohammad Yousuf (183) hit his 14th Test ton and Kamran Akmal (115) his second as they broke the Pakistan record for the highest sixth-wicket partnership. They put on an unbeaten 199 after Shoaib Akhtar was the solitary wicket to fall in the day, dismissed by Liam Plunkett for a career-best 38. That brought wicket-keeper Akmal to the crease instead of captain Inzamam-ul-Haq, who had retired hurt on 35 on the second day after being hit on the forearm by Harmison. Despite having to face the new-ball, Akmal was in good touch and reached three figures off 178 balls, including nine boundaries as he and Yousuf heaped the misery on England. He passed his previous highest Test score of 109 and was unbeaten on 115 at the close. They also beat Mushtaq Mohammad and Intikhab Alam's 33-year 145-run sixth wicket record, set at Hyderabad in 1972. Pakistan still have the luxury of calling on Inzamam-ul-Haq if they need him but with a healthy lead his services may not be required.
Third Test, Lahore, day three (close): England 288 v Pakistan 446-5

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England dig deep in hunt for draw

Ian Bell and Paul Collingwood put on an unbeaten 91 as England reached stumps on day four in Lahore on 121-2. However, with a day remaining and the tourists 227 runs behind, Pakistan have plenty of time left to force a victory. Inzamam-ul-Haq (97) declared Pakistan's innings on 636-8, just missing a third Test ton on the bounce, after Mohammad Yousuf had completed a stylish 223. Pakistan had a lead of 348 and hammered home their advantage with two early wickets from Shoaib Akhtar. But Bell (60) and Collingwood (37) made up for the loss of the openers with a measured partnership which gave England's fans something to cheer after two-and-a-half days of misery. Yousuf recorded the fourth best score by a Pakistani in Tests against England.
Third Test, Lahore, day four (stumps): England 288 & 121-2; Pakistan 636-8 declared

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Brilliant Pakistan crush England
Pak wins series 2-0

Pakistan bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Danish Kaneria struck their best form as England collapsed to defeat by an innings and 100 runs in Lahore. The tourists slumped from 201-2 at lunch to 248 all out 70 minutes after the interval to lose the three-match Test series by a 2-0 margin. Ian Bell and Paul Collingwood put on 175 for the third wicket but their good work was wasted by their team-mates. Paceman Akhtar took 5-71, with leg-spinner Kaneria claiming 4-52. At lunch, it seemed Pakistan's victory hopes were dwindling. Mohammad Yousuf, who hit a sparkling 223, was man of the match.
Third Test, Lahore, day five: Pakistan 636-8d beat England 288 & 248 by inns & 100 runs

Scorecard
England won the toss and decided to bat
288 all out (94.0 overs)
248 all out (77.1 overs)
636 for 8 (156.2 overs)

England 1st Innings
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
M E Trescothick c Kamran Akmal b Shoaib Malik
50
117 9 0
M P Vaughan c Mohammad Yousuf b Shoaib Malik
58
91 10 0
I R Bell c Mohammad Yousuf b Shoaib Malik
4
14 0 0
P D Collingwood c Danish Kaneria b Shoaib Akhtar
96
162 15 0
K P Pietersen c Kamran Akmal b Naved-ul-Hasan
34
63 2 1
A Flintoff c Shoaib Akhtar b Naved-ul-Hasan
12
26 2 0
G O Jones
 
b Danish Kaneria
4
17 0 0
S D Udal c Asim Kamal b Danish Kaneria
10
21 1 0
L E Plunkett
 
b Mohammad Sami
9
51 0 0
M J Hoggard not out
 
1
5 0 0
S J Harmison c Kamran Akmal b Mohammad Sami
0
1 0 0
Extras
 
5nb 5lb 10
 
Total
 
all out 288
 

Bowler
O
M
R
W
Shoaib Akhtar 22.0 6 45 1
Naved-ul-Hasan 20.0 3 76 2
Mohammad Sami 18.0 2 57 2
Shoaib Malik 14.0 1 58 3
Danish Kaneria 20.0 2 47 2
Fall of wicket
 
101 M P Vaughan
114 I R Bell
115 M E Trescothick
183 K P Pietersen
201 A Flintoff
225 G O Jones
249 S D Udal
280 P D Collingwood
288 L E Plunkett
288 S J Harmison

Pakistan 1st Innings
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
Shoaib Malik c L E Plunkett b M J Hoggard
0
6 0 0
Salman Butt c G O Jones b L E Plunkett
28
64 4 0
Asim Kamal lbw b M J Hoggard
5
8 1 0
Mohammad Yousuf c K P Pietersen b S D Udal
223
373 26 2
Inzamam-ul-Haq run out
 
97
101 9 2
Hasan Raza c A Flintoff b S J Harmison
21
32 4 0
Shoaib Akhtar c S D Udal b L E Plunkett
38
81 4 2
Kamran Akmal c M P Vaughan b A Flintoff
154
242 14 0
Naved-ul-Hasan not out
 
42
38 4 1
Extras
 
7nb 4w 5b 12lb 28
 
Total
 
for 8 636
 

Bowler
O
M
R
W
M J Hoggard 23.0 4 106 2
A Flintoff 36.0 8 111 1
S J Harmison 43.0 3 154 1
L E Plunkett 28.2 1 125 2
S D Udal 18.0 1 92 1
P D Collingwood 6.0 0 22 0
I R Bell 2.0 0 9 0
Fall of wicket
 
0 Shoaib Malik
12 Asim Kamal
68 Salman Butt
180 Hasan Raza
247 Shoaib Akhtar
516 Mohammad Yousuf
546 Kamran Akmal
636 Inzamam-ul-Haq

England 2nd Innings
 
 
Runs
Balls
4s
6s
M E Trescothick lbw b Shoaib Akhtar
0
2 0 0
M P Vaughan c and b Shoaib Akhtar
13
21 3 0
I R Bell lbw b Shoaib Akhtar
92
189 13 0
P D Collingwood c Hasan Raza b Danish Kaneria
80
196 12 0
K P Pietersen c Hasan Raza b Danish Kaneria
1
3 0 0
A Flintoff
 
b Danish Kaneria
0
1 0 0
G O Jones lbw b Shoaib Akhtar
5
17 1 0
S D Udal c Salman Butt b Mohammad Sami
25
34 4 0
L E Plunkett lbw b Shoaib Akhtar
0
3 0 0
M J Hoggard
 
b Danish Kaneria
0
6 0 0
S J Harmison not out
 
0
0 0 0
Extras
 
9nb 1w 13b 9lb 32
 
Total
 
all out 248
 

Bowler
O
M
R
W
Shoaib Akhtar 19.0 3 71 5
Naved-ul-Hasan 16.0 3 55 0
Mohammad Sami 16.0 4 39 1
Shoaib Malik 4.0 2 9 0
Danish Kaneria 22.1 8 52 4
Fall of wicket
 
0 M E Trescothick
30 M P Vaughan
205 P D Collingwood
212 K P Pietersen
212 A Flintoff
212 I R Bell
227 G O Jones
227 L E Plunkett
248 S D Udal
248 M J Hoggard

Umpires: D B Hair, R E Koertzen
Pakistan: Salman Butt, Shoaib Malik, Asim Kamal, Mohammad Yousuf, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Hasan Raza, Kamran Akmal, Naved-ul-Hasan, Shoaib Akhtar, Mohammad Sami, Danish Kaneria
England: M E Trescothick, M P Vaughan, I R Bell, K P Pietersen, P D Collingwood, A Flintoff, G O Jones, L E Plunkett, S D Udal, M J Hoggard, S J Harmison


England in Pakistan 2005-06 Series Schedule


Date
Match
Venue
Oct 31 - Nov 2 England vs Patron's XI Pindi Stadium, Rawalpindi
Nov 6-8 England v Pakistan A Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore
Nov 12-16 1st Test Multan
Nov 20-24 2nd Test Faisalabad
Nov 29 - Dec 3 3rd Test Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
Dec 7 1 Day Warm Up Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore
Dec 10 1st ODI Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
Dec 12 2nd ODI Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
Dec 15 3rd ODI Karachi
Dec 19 4th ODI Pindi Stadium, Rawalpindi
Dec 21 5th ODI Pindi Stadium, Rawalpindi



Pakistan Cricket Series Results 2009


Pakistan ODI Matches 2009

Series Played Won Lost N/R
v Sri Lanka 3 1 2 0
Total 3 1 2 0

Pakistan Test Matches 2009

Series Played Won Lost N/R
v Sri Lanka 2 0 0 2
Total 2 0 0 2

Pakistan Twenty20 Matches 2009

Series Played Won Lost N/R
- 0 0 0 0
Total 0 0 0 0

Editor: Nishanth Gopinathan.