Stats Pack Points Table After End of Fourth Round (5-8 Oct)

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STATS PACK POINTS TABLE AFTER END OF FOURTH ROUND (5-8 OCT) 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH 6TH PLAYED 4 PLAYED 4 PLAYED 4 PLAYED 4 PLAYED 4 PLAYED 4 BATTING POINTS 16 BATTING POINTS 12 BATTING POINTS 14 BATTING POINTS 11 BATTING POINTS 11 BATTING POINTS 9 BOWLING POINTS 9 BOWLING POINTS 6 BOWLING POINTS 8 BOWLING POINTS 8 BOWLING POINTS 8 BOWLING POINTS 8 DRAW POINTS 10 DRAW POINTS 15 DRAW POINTS 20 DRAW POINTS 15 DRAW POINTS 15 DRAW POINTS 15 WIN POINTS 32 WIN POINTS 16 WIN POINTS 0 WIN POINTS 0 WIN POINTS 0 WIN POINTS 0 TOTAL POINTS 67 TOTAL POINTS 49 TOTAL POINTS 42 TOTAL POINTS 34 TOTAL POINTS 34 TOTAL POINTS 32 (As number of wins and losses are equal, Sindh is placed ahead of Balochistan on NRR) MATCH RESULTS MATCHES VENUE RESULT SINDH V BALOCHISTAN UBL SPORTS COMPLEX, KARACHI DRAWN CENTRAL PUNJAB V SOUTH PUNJAB GADDAFI STADIUM, LAHORE DRAWN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA V NORTHERN ABBOTTABAD CRICKET STADIUM, ABBOTTABAD DRAWN BALOCHISTAN V SOUTHERN PUNJAB BUGTI STADIUM, QUETTA DRAWN SINDH V KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA UBL SPORTS COMPLEX, KARACHI DRAWN CENTRAL PUNJAB V NORTHERN IQBAL STADIUM, FAISALABAD CENTRAL PUNJAB WIN BY AN INNINGS & 100 RUNS BALOCHISTAN V CENTRAL PUNJAB BUGTI STADIUM, QUETTA CENTRAL PUNJAB WON BY AN INNINGS & 12 RUNS NORTHERN V SINDH KRL STADIUM, RAWALPINDI DRAWN SOUTHERN PUNJAB V KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA ABBOTTABAD CRICKET STADIUM, ABBOTTABAD DRAWN NORTHERN V BALOCHISTAN KRL STADIUM, RAWALPINDI DRAWN SINDH V SOUTHERN PUNJAB UBL SPORTS COMPLEX, KARACHI SOUTHERN PUNJAB WON BY AN INNINGS & 129 RUNS KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA V CNETRAL PUNJAB ABBOTTABAD CRICKET STADIUM, ABBOTTABAD DRAWN UPCOMING MATCHES FIFTH ROUND (28 OCT-1 NOV) MATCHES VENUE BALOCHISTAN V KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA BUGTI STADIUM, QUETTA CENTRAL PUJJAB V SINDH IQBAL STADIUM, FAISALBAD SOUTHERN PUNJAB V NORTHERN JINNAH STADIUM, SIALKOT BATSMEN AFTER END OF FOURTH ROUND (5-8 OCT) MOST RUNS HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORES ASHFAQ ABID AHMED ALI KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA SINDH 473 249* AZHAR ALI CENTRAL PUNJAB 388 SAMI ASLAM SOUTHERN PUNJAB 243* HAIDER ALI NORTHERN 383 SALMAN BUTT CENTRAL PUNJAB 237 SAMI ASLAM SOUTHERN PUNJAB 371 MOHAMMAD RIZWAN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA 176 KAMRAN AKMAL CENTRAL PUNJAB 350 OMAIR BIN YOUSUF SINDH 174 BOWLERS AFTER END OF FOURTH ROUND (5-8 OCT) MOST WICKETS BEST BOWLING FIGURES IN AN INNINGS YASIR NAUMAN SHAH ALI BALOCHISTAN NORTHERN 15 5-52 ZAFAR GOHAR CENTRAL PUNJAB 14 ADIL AMIN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA 5-81 BILAL ASIF CENTRAL PUNJAB 13 YASIR SHAH BALOCHISTAN 5-104 NAUMAN ALI NORTHERN 11 MOHAMMAD IRFAN SOUTHERN PUNJAB 5-131 KASHIF BHATTI SINDH 10 ZAFAR GOHAR CENTRAL PUNJAB 4-36 FIELDERS AFTER END OF FOURTH ROUND (5-8 OCT) WICKETKEEPERS - MOST DISMISSALS FIELDERS - MOST CATCHES KAMRAN IMRAN AKMAL BUTT CENTRAL PUNJAB BALOCHISTAN 14 6 ROHAIL NAZIR NORTHERN 14 ABUBAKAR KHAN BALOCHISTAN 5 ADNAN AKMAL SOUTHERN PUNJAB 12 SAAD NASIM CENTRAL PUNJAB 4 BISMILLAH KHAN BALOCHISTAN 9 UMAR AMIN NORTHERN 4 MOHAMMAD RIZWAN KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA 6 ASAD SHAFIQ SINDH 3.

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