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England A vs Pakistanis, Tour Match at Canterbury, Jul 06 2006 - Cricket Photos

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Tour Match, Canterbury, July 06 - 09, 2006, Pakistan tour of England and Scotland
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England A FlagEngland A
595/9d & 153/1d
Pakistanis FlagPakistanis
(T:507) 242 & 154/2

Match drawn

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Faisal Iqbal top-scored with 82, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006
Faisal Iqbal top-scored with 82••Getty Images
Chris Read signals to the dressing-room, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006
Chris Read signals to the dressing-room••Getty Images
Chris Read hits out during his unbeaten 150, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006
Chris Read hits out during his unbeaten 150••Getty Images
Chris Read comes down the track during his century, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006
Chris Read comes down the track••Getty Images
Abdul Razzaq finally ended Robert Key's innings for 136, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006
Abdul Razzaq finally ended Robert Key's innings for 136••Getty Images
England A and the Pakistanis line up for a two-minutes silence on the anniversary of the July 7 bombings in London, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006
England A and the Pakistanis line up for a two-minutes silence••Getty Images
Robert Key celebrates reaching his century for England A as they enjoy an impressive start to the match, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006
Robert Key celebrates reaching his century for England A••Getty Images
Ian Bell spent some useful time in the middle for England A and built a second-wicket stand with Robert Key, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006
Ian Bell spent some useful time in the middle for England A••Getty Images
Faisal Iqbal creams one through the offside, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006
Faisal Iqbal creams one through the offside••Getty Images
Stuart Broad bowls for England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006
Stuart Broad bowls for England A••Getty Images
Matthew Hoggard looks glum after a freak hand injury, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006
Matthew Hoggard looks glum after a freak hand injury••Getty Images
Chris Read cuts during his century as England A pile on the runs, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006
Chris Read cuts during his century••Getty Images
Alex Loudon drives during his stand with Chris Read, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006
Alex Loudon drives during his stand with Chris Read••Getty Images
Danish Kaneria removes Owais Shah but England A enjoyed a strong first day, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006
Danish Kaneria removes Owais Shah••Getty Images
Robert Key cuts smartly for four during his excellent hundred against Pakistan, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006
Robert Key cuts smartly for four during his excellent hundred against Pakistan••Getty Images
Robert Key gave England A a solid start against the Pakistanis, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006
Robert Key gave England A a solid start against the Pakistanis••Getty Images
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Moores defends draw

Peter Moores defended the performance of the side against Pakistan at Canterbury, which ended as a painful draw, with fresh injuries to both squads

Moores defends draw

Hoggard tests hand in Lord's net

Matthew Hoggard has managed to test his injured hand during a bowling stint in the nets at Lord's, raising hopes that he will be fit to take his place in the first Test against Pakistan on Thursday

Hoggard tests hand in Lord's net

Warm-up to first Test ends in farcical draw

Alastair Cook and Ian Bell, both of whom were today included in England's squad for the first Test against Pakistan, notched fifties on the final day against the touring Pakistanis at Canterbury as the game petered out into a draw. However, the day wasn't

Warm-up to first Test ends in farcical draw

Injured Asif and Sami doubt for first Test

Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Sami, the Pakistan fast bowlers, have both sustained injuries to put their participation in the first Test against England on Thursday in doubt

Injured Asif and Sami doubt for first Test
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Pakistanis Innings
Player NameRB
Salman Butt
retired out5090
Imran Farhat
retired out4454
Mohammad Yousuf
not out3596
Inzamam-ul-Haq
not out2062
Extras(lb 2, nb 2, w 1)
Total154(2 wkts; 50 ovs)
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