FATULLAH: Courtesy to 164 runs partnership between Umair Masood and Salman Fayyaz Pakistan has put 227 runs on the board for the loss of 6 wickets in last Quarter final of ICC Under 19 World Cup at Fatullah, Bangladesh.
Umair Masood played brilliant for his 113 runs while Salman Fayyaz who made unbeaten 58 was the real supporting hand to Umair for putting such total on the board after being destroyed by the Windies in the earlier phase of the innings.
Pakistan after winning the toss chose to bat first but as soon as Pakistani batters stepped into ground, Windies bowlers never let them settled down and Pakistan lost five wickets in quick succession.
Pakistan at one moment were 57-5 in 22 overs.
Pakistani batsmen Zeeshan, Umar and Shadab, Hasan Mohsin and Saif Badar went back to hut after scoring 3, 8, 1, 19 and 10 runs respectively.
West Indian bowlers Holder took 2 while Jospesh, Springer and Paul grabbed 1 wicket each.
Pakistan Under-19s Team
Ahmad Shafiq, Arsal Sheikh, Gauhar Hafeez*, Hasan Khan, Hasan Mohsin, Irfan Liaqat, Mohammad Umar, Muhammad Asad, Saif Ali, Saif Badar, Salman Fayyaz, Sameen Gul, Shadab Khan, Umair Masood†, Zeeshan Malik
West Indies Under-19s Team
KU Carty, SP Crooks, MO Frew, JU Goolie, SO Hetmyer*, TA Imlach†, RD John, AS Joseph, KA Kallicharan, OC McCoy, KMA Paul, GD Pope, OF Smith, SK Springer, EWJ Stewart
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