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Pakistanis vs W. Indies A, Tour Match at Shenley, Aug 13 2006 - Full Scorecard

ABANDONED

Tour Match, Shenley, August 13, 2006, Pakistan tour of England and Scotland

Match abandoned without a ball bowled

Pakistanis Team

Inzamam-ul-Haq (c)	Batter
Shahid Nazir	Bowler
Shahid Afridi	Allrounder
Abdul Razzaq	Allrounder
Mohammad Yousuf	Batter
Faisal Iqbal	Middle order Batter
Taufeeq Umar	Batter
Kamran Akmal †	Wicketkeeper Batter
Imran Farhat	Top order Batter
Danish Kaneria	Bowler
Younis Khan	Middle order Batter
Mohammad Sami	Bowler
Salman Butt	Batter
Iftikhar Anjum	Bowler
Samiullah Khan	Bowler
Umar Gul	Bowler

West Indies A Team

Sylvester Joseph (c)	-
Ryan Hinds	Allrounder
Sewnarine Chattergoon	-
Andrew Richardson	-
Runako Morton	Batter
Devon Smith	Opening Batter
Omari Banks	Allrounder
Daren Powell	Bowler
Dave Mohammed	-
Daren Sammy	Allrounder
Patrick Browne †	Batter
Lendl Simmons	Top order Batter
Tino Best	Bowler
Dwayne Smith	Allrounder
Richard Kelly	-
Jason Mohammed	Middle order Batter

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Match Details

Denis Compton Oval, Shenley
Toss	no toss
Series	Pakistan tour of England and Scotland West Indies A tour of England
Season	2006
Hours of play (local time)	10.30am start, Lunch 12.30-1.10pm, Tea 3.10-3.30pm, Close 5.30pm
Match days	13 August 2006 - day (50-over match)
Umpires	Richard Kettleborough Trevor Jesty

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