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Pakistan vs England Cricket Series
Multan Cricket Test

November 12 to 16, 2005
Result: Pakistan beat England by 22 runs
Man of the Match : Salman Batt
Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat
Pakistan Scores : 274 all out (98.2 overs) & 341 all out (105.5 overs)
England Scores : 418 all out (110.4 overs) & 175 all out (52.4 overs) Umpires: B F Bowden, S J A Taufel
Pakistan Team: Salman Butt, Shoaib Malik, Younis Khan, Inzamam-ul-Haq (Captain), Mohammad Yousuf, Hasan Raza, Kamran Akmal (Wicket Keeper), Shabbir Ahmed, Mohammad Sami, Shoaib Akhtar, Danish Kaneria.
England Team : M Trescothick (Captain), A Strauss, I Bell, K Pietersen, P Collingwood, A Flintoff, G Jones (Wicket Keeper), A Giles, S Udal, M Hoggard, S Harmison.

Pakistan ground guide: Multan

The Multan Stadium is Pakistan's newest Test venue, having staged its first five-day match only four years ago.
Five Pakistan batsmen, including local boy Inzamam-ul-Haq, scored a century in the same innings as Bangladesh were thrashed by an innings and 264 runs.
It was a very different story against the same opponents two years later as Pakistan scraped home by one wicket.
In 2004, India played their first Test in Pakistan for 14 years and inflicted an innings defeat on the home side.

MULTAN FACTS AND FIGURES (TESTS)

Pakistan have yet to win the toss in a Multan Test - and on each occasion have had to bowl first.
Four Pakistan bowlers conceded more than 100 runs - and Saqlain Mushtaq more than 200 - when Virender Sehwag 's 309 off 375 saw India to a total of 675-5 declared in April last year.
Inzamam-ul-Haq's 138 not out against Bangladesh two years ago is the highest score by a Pakistan batsman at the ground.
There have been four instances of bowlers taking five or more wickets in an innings, all involving spinners. Pakistan's Danish Kaneria had match figures of 12-94 against Bangladesh in 2001 - six wickets in each innings.

Multan Cricket Test England vs Pakistan

England gain upper hand in Multan

A determined display from England's bowlers left Pakistan fighting to salvage their first innings after day one of the opening Test in Multan.
Andrew Flintoff and Steve Harmison took two wickets each, and there was success for debutant Shaun Udal as the home side went to stumps on 244-6. Captain Inzamam-ul-Haq was unbeaten on 41, trying to marshal the lower order. Pakistan won the toss and began well, Salman Butt hitting 74, but they lost four wickets for 22 runs in nine overs. Pakistan surprised many by selecting a single spinner, Danish Kaneria getting the nod over veteran Mushtaq Ahmed. Leg-spin all-rounder Shahid Afridi, who has hit 350 runs and taken 14 wickets in the last four Tests, was omitted in favour of batsman Raza. Pace bowler Shabbir Ahmed, was chosen to play in his first Test for five months after overcoming a chucking controversy, replaced Rana Naved-ul-Hasan.

Day one (stumps): Pakistan 244-6 v England

Trescothick puts England on top

Stand-in captain Marcus Trescothick scored a century as England took charge of the first Test against Pakistan.
He was 135 not out at stumps, alongside nightwatchman Matthew Hoggard, with England just 21 behind on 253-3 at the end of day two in Multan. Ian Bell (71) helped Trescothick put on 180 and Paul Collingwood made 10. England had taken four wickets in the first 50 minutes to bowl Pakistan out. Andrew Flintoff took 4-68, including captain Inzamam-ul-Haq for 53. Mohammad Sami made the early breakthrough, hitting Andrew Strauss on the back leg with a delivery that swung in to the left-hander. But he was generally inconsistent, erring both sides of the wicket, and England took good advantage as 10 overs before tea cost 49 and he was not used again. Fellow seamer Shabbir Ahmed was unthreatening in both line and pace, with Collingwood to blame for a tame edge behind to a straight delivery. A pitch that had offered little to the bowlers on the opening day had appeared faster on the second morning, when England's second new ball was just five overs old. Early swing, on offer in misty early conditions, helped Matthew Hoggard move the fifth ball of the day away from Sami, who edged behind with an unwise prod. Flintoff finished the Pakistan threat with the wicket of Inzamam, shortly after he had passed his sixth half-century in his 13th Test against England. The Pakistan skipper got an edge to a delivery that left him, with Strauss clinging on at second slip.

Day two (stumps): Pakistan 274 v England 253-3

Pakistan hit back against England

Andrew Flintoff dismissed Younis Khan late on as Pakistan ended day three on 125-2, still 19 runs behind England in the first Test in Multan.
Marcus Trescothick hit 193 to help the tourists build a lead of 144, but they lost their last five wickets for 54.
The stand-in captain was one of Shabbir Ahmed's four victims as England were dismissed in the afternoon for 418.
Steve Harmison removed Shoaib Malik cheaply but Salman Butt (53) and Younis (48) put on 93 until Flintoff struck.

Day three (stumps): Pakistan 274 & 125-2 v England 418

England set for Multan run chase

England closed day four on 24-1, chasing 198 to win the first Test after bowling Pakistan out for 341.
The man out was Marcus Trescothick, edging Shabbir Ahmed into his stumps.
England's victory chance was set up in a destructive spell with the second new ball as Pakistan lost their last seven wickets for 75 either side of tea.
Salman Butt (122) made his second Test ton while Andrew Flintoff finished with 4-88, and eight wickets in the match. Inzamam-ul-Haq hit a patient 72.

Day four (stumps): Pakistan 274 & 341 v England 418 & 24-1

Pakistan win as England collapse

Pakistan bowled England out for 175 after lunch on the final day to win the first Test in Multan by 22 runs.
Leg-spinner Danish Kaneria finished with 4-62, while Shoaib Akhtar took 3-49 and Mohammad Sami 2-31.
Andrew Strauss and Ian Bell added 40 to the overnight 24-1 but after they were caught off Kaneria the tourists folded.
Only Geraint Jones (33) provided any real resistance as the hosts took a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series, which continues in Faisalabad on Sunday.
Pakistan's Salman Butt, who scored 196 runs in the Test, was named Man of the Match.

Scorecard

Pakistan 1st Innings 274 all out (98.2 overs)	Pakistan 2nd Innings 341 all out (105.5 overs)
England 1st Innings 418 all out (110.4 overs)	England 2nd Innings 175 all out (52.4 overs)

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Shoaib Malik	lbw	b A Flintoff	39	71	5	0
Salman Butt	c G O Jones	b S D Udal	74	183	11	0
Younis Khan	lbw	b S J Harmison	39	106	5	0
Mohammad Yousuf		b A Flintoff	5	7	1	0
Inzamam-ul-Haq	c A J Strauss	b A Flintoff	53	97	4	1
Hasan Raza		b S J Harmison	0	4	0	0
Kamran Akmal	c M E Trescothick	b M J Hoggard	28	76	2	0
Mohammad Sami	c G O Jones	b M J Hoggard	1	13	0	0
Shoaib Akhtar	not out		10	27	1	0
Shabbir Ahmed		b A Flintoff	0	5	0	0
Danish Kaneria	c A F Giles	b S J Harmison	6	12	1	0
Extras		11nb 1b 7lb	19
Total		all out	274

Bowler O M R W M J Hoggard 22.0 4 55 2 S J Harmison 16.2 5 37 3 A Flintoff 23.0 6 68 4 P D Collingwood 4.0 1 15 0 A F Giles 16.0 3 44 0 S D Udal 17.0 3 47 1

Fall of wicket   80 Shoaib Malik 161 Salman Butt 166 Mohammad Yousuf 181 Younis Khan 183 Hasan Raza 238 Kamran Akmal 244 Mohammad Sami 260 Inzamam-ul-Haq 260 Shabbir Ahmed 274 Danish Kaneria

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
M E Trescothick	c Kamran Akmal	b Shabbir Ahmed	193	305	20	2
A J Strauss	lbw	b Mohammad Sami	9	14	2	0
I R Bell	c Salman Butt	b Shoaib Malik	71	161	5	0
P D Collingwood	c Kamran Akmal	b Shabbir Ahmed	10	34	1	0
M J Hoggard	c Kamran Akmal	b Shoaib Akhtar	1	22	0	0
K P Pietersen	c Salman Butt	b Danish Kaneria	5	7	1	0
A Flintoff	c Shoaib Malik	b Shoaib Akhtar	45	79	7	0
G O Jones		b Shabbir Ahmed	22	30	4	0
A F Giles	c Hasan Raza	b Shabbir Ahmed	16	25	3	0
S D Udal	lbw	b Shoaib Akhtar	0	4	0	0
S J Harmison	not out		4	5	0	0
Extras		22nb 1w 8b 11lb	42
Total		all out	418

Bowler O M R W Shoaib Akhtar 27.0 2 99 3 Mohammad Sami 16.0 1 76 1 Shabbir Ahmed 22.4 7 54 4 Danish Kaneria 27.0 4 106 1 Shoaib Malik 18.0 1 64 1

Fall of wicket   18 A J Strauss 198 I R Bell 251 P D Collingwood 266 M J Hoggard 271 K P Pietersen 364 A Flintoff 388 M E Trescothick 399 G O Jones 400 S D Udal 418 A F Giles

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Shoaib Malik	c M E Trescothick	b S J Harmison	18	21	2	0
Salman Butt	c G O Jones	b M J Hoggard	122	256	12	0
Younis Khan	c M E Trescothick	b A Flintoff	48	78	6	0
Mohammad Sami	c G O Jones	b A Flintoff	3	10	0	0
Inzamam-ul-Haq	lbw	b M J Hoggard	72	147	8	0
Mohammad Yousuf	c I R Bell	b A Flintoff	16	13	4	0
Hasan Raza	c M E Trescothick	b A Flintoff	1	14	0	0
Kamran Akmal	c K P Pietersen	b S J Harmison	33	54	5	0
Shoaib Akhtar	c I R Bell	b A F Giles	11	46	1	1
Shabbir Ahmed	c G O Jones	b S J Harmison	0	1	0	0
Danish Kaneria	not out		1	5	0	0
Extras		10nb 6lb	16
Total		all out	341

Bowler O M R W M J Hoggard 27.0 2 81 2 A Flintoff 25.0 3 88 4 S J Harmison 19.5 3 52 3 S D Udal 12.0 1 47 0 A F Giles 22.0 2 67 1

Fall of wicket   31 Shoaib Malik 124 Younis Khan 131 Mohammad Sami 266 Inzamam-ul-Haq 285 Mohammad Yousuf 291 Hasan Raza 295 Salman Butt 331 Shoaib Akhtar 332 Shabbir Ahmed 341 Kamran Akmal

			Runs	Balls	4s	6s
M E Trescothick		b Shabbir Ahmed	5	11	0	0
A J Strauss	c Hasan Raza	b Danish Kaneria	23	61	2	0
I R Bell	c Kamran Akmal	b Danish Kaneria	31	45	2	1
P D Collingwood	lbw	b Mohammad Sami	3	5	0	0
K P Pietersen	c Kamran Akmal	b Mohammad Sami	19	29	1	1
A Flintoff	c Younis Khan	b Danish Kaneria	11	14	2	0
G O Jones		b Shoaib Akhtar	33	75	1	0
A F Giles		b Shoaib Akhtar	14	28	2	0
S D Udal		b Danish Kaneria	18	42	2	0
M J Hoggard	not out		0	3	0	0
S J Harmison	c Younis Khan	b Shoaib Akhtar	9	5	2	0
Extras		2nb 6b 1lb	9
Total		all out	175

Bowler O M R W Shoaib Akhtar 12.4 1 49 3 Shabbir Ahmed 10.0 0 25 1 Danish Kaneria 20.0 0 62 4 Mohammad Sami 9.0 0 31 2 Shoaib Malik 1.0 0 1 0

Fall of wicket   7 M E Trescothick 64 I R Bell 67 A J Strauss 67 P D Collingwood 93 A Flintoff 101 K P Pietersen 117 A F Giles 166 G O Jones 166 S D Udal 175 S J Harmison

Umpires: B F Bowden, S J A Taufel
Pakistan: Salman Butt, Shoaib Malik, Younis Khan, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Mohammad Yousuf, Hasan Raza, Kamran Akmal, Shabbir Ahmed, Mohammad Sami, Shoaib Akhtar, Danish Kaneria
England: M E Trescothick, A J Strauss, I R Bell, K P Pietersen, P D Collingwood, A Flintoff, G O Jones, A F Giles, 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 v Sri Lanka Cricket Test Series 2009

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Bangladesh vs Pakistan Cricket Series 2009

Cricket series schedule - Postponed

Pakistan v Australia Cricket Series at UAE 2009

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ICC World Twenty20 2009

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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

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