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Pakistan unbeaten in world cup (16th December)

Pakistan and India played in the final of the world cup of blind cricket today.

India batted first and made 225 in their 40 Overs.

Pakistan reached this score within 29 overs.

Raymond Moxly won the best B3 Bowler and Peter Christensen won the best B2 Batsman awards.

click on the following link for the final audio report

Audio Report for 16 December


India to meet Pakistan on home turf.

India won their semi-final to earn a place in the grand final on Saturday against their neibours Pakistan.

India sent England into bat and England mad 209 in their 40 Overs.

India got these runs with the loss of 3 wickets in the 26th over.

click on the following for an audio report. Audio Report for 14th December


13th December: First Semi Final Pakistan v. Australia

close of game.

After Lunch the Pakistan Openers knocked up the rest of the runs. they were 100 for no loss at the end of the 18th Over.

to hear an Audio report click:
Audio report on First Semi Final

17:22.

The news for the Aussis is that they are 91 for the loss of 9 wickets.

16:03:
reort from Islamabad is that australia are now 35 for the loss of 4 wickets in the 8th over.

Batsmen out are: Garry Stinchcombe caught out for a couple.
Lindsay Heaven was run out for a few runs.
Brian Talbot was run out for a few runs.
and Peter Christensen was also run out.


15:30.

First report of the semi final:

substitutes b3: D gausi
B2: M. Hasket.
B1 T. Eagers.

Pakistan won the toss and sent Australia into bat.

openers: G. Stinchcombe and Captain P. Robinson.


A good win for Aussies to end off round robbin series (12th December)

Australia kept the New Zealander's to 104 after their 40 overs.

The australian batsman got these within 13 overs for the loss of 2 wickets. Brett Wilson making 59 runs off 40 balls.

for an audio report click on the following link.
Audio Report 12 December


India the sole winner on a rain affected day

Rain has caused the games to be abandoned except for the game between India and West Indies.

A Report can be heard by clicking on the link below:

Audio Report 11th December


Rain stopped play (10th December)

Rain stopped play for all games today so all participating teams in today's games get 2 points.

For an audio report of the day, please click on:
Audio report 12th December


Australian win over Sri Lanka (9th December)

The Australian Blind Cricket Team had a good win over Sri Lanka:

Click on the following audio file for a report.
Report on games 9th December


Good Win by Australians

The Australian blind Cricket Team had a very convincing win today over the West Indies.

Excellent bowling and fielding restricted the West Indies to 202 from their 40 overs. The australians took 8 wickets.

Openers Peter Christensen and Lindsay Heaven made 101 and 58 respectively.

either click or right click on the following link.
Audio Report for 8th December


7th December Pakistan V. Australia

Australia batted first and made 189 all out in the 35th over.


Batting highlights were Paul Ravenarki 30 and Lindsay Heaven 26.

Pakistan loss no wickets in their successful chase and reached the score within 17 overs.

To hear an audio report from Graham Coulton Team Manager, either click or right click and choose "save target as" on the follwoing link.

Report on 7th December 2006


England Strikes back in Blind Cricket.

After England's loss in Adelaide 2 days ago. The English Blind Cricketers carried on with their winning streak against the Australian Blind Cricketers.

For the last 2 days there has been considerable amount of rain in Islamabad enough to have the first 2 days of competition rescheduled.

Today's game against England was reduced to 17 overs per inning.

England won the toss and elected to field.

Australia had a great start with an over rate of 10 runs per over for the first 10 overs with a score of 105 for the loss of 1 wicket. They finished their 17 overs with a score of 164 for 6.

Batting: N Haydar 45, P Christensen 45, G. Stinchcombe 30 and B. Talbot 10.

for further information: please listen to the following report.
Audio report 06 12 06

if you wish to save the above file, please right click on the link above and then choose "save target as"



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Updated on 2006-12-17 01:16:41 by admin
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