ODI # 1133
Pakistan v Zimbabwe, 1996/97, 1st One-day International
Bugti Stadium, Quetta
30 October 1996 (50-overs match)

Result: Pakistan won by 3 wickets
Pakistan leads the 3-ODI series 1-0

Toss: Zimbabwe
Umpires: Khizer Hayat and Shakeel Khan
TV Umpire: Athar Zaidi
Match Referee: JL Hendriks (WI)
ODI Debuts: Hasan Raza (Pak); GB Brent, GJ Rennie (Zim).
Man of the Match: Saleem Malik

Zimbabwe innings (50 overs maximum)                             R   B   4  6
GW Flower             c Shahid Afridi    b Saleem Malik        91  94   7  1
DL Houghton           lbw                b Wasim Akram          0   3   0  0
JA Rennie             c Moin Khan        b Shahid Nazir         7  14   1  0
*ADR Campbell                            b Shahid Nazir         7  14   1  0
+A Flower             c Shahid Nazir     b Saqlain Mushtaq     82 119   5  0
CB Wishart            c Wasim Akram      b Shahid Afridi        2   4   0  0
GJ Whittall           run out (Saeed Anwar)                    10  18   0  0
GJ Rennie             run out (Aamer Sohail)                    0   1   0  0
PA Strang             not out                                  13  27   0  0
GB Brent                                 b Saqlain Mushtaq      1   5   0  0
AR Whittall           not out                                   1   2   0  0
Extras                (b 5, lb 7, w 11)                        23
Total                 (9 wickets, 50 overs)                   237

FoW: 1-1 (Houghton), 2-14 (JA Rennie), 3-25 (Campbell),
     4-168 (GW Flower), 5-174 (Wishart), 6-201 (GJ Whittall),
     7-206 (GJ Rennie), 8-228 (A Flower), 9-235 (Brent).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
Wasim Akram                 10      1     27      1 (6w)
Shahid Nazir                 7      0     28      2 (2w)
Azhar Mahmood                4      0     17      0 (1w)
Saqlain Mushtaq              8      0     40      2
Shahid Afridi                8      0     36      1
Aamer Sohail                 6      0     40      0
Saleem Malik                 7      0     37      1

Pakistan innings (target: 238 runs from 50 overs)               R   B   4  6
Saeed Anwar           st A Flower        b AR Whittall         26  48   3  0
Shahid Afridi         c GJ Rennie        b GJ Whittall         28  17   5  0
Aamer Sohail                             b JA Rennie           55  78   4  1
Ijaz Ahmed            c Houghton         b AR Whittall         17  37   1  0
Saleem Malik          not out                                  72  77   4  1
*Wasim Akram          c Houghton         b AR Whittall          9  15   1  0
+Moin Khan                               b GJ Whittall          3   4   0  0
Hasan Raza            run out                                  11  14   2  0
Azhar Mahmood         not out                                   6   5   1  0
Extras                (b 1, lb 5, w 6)                         12
Total                 (7 wickets, 49.1 overs)                 239

DNB: Saqlain Mushtaq, Shahid Nazir.

FoW: 1-45 (Shahid Afridi), 2-73 (Saeed Anwar), 3-107 (Ijaz Ahmed),
     4-160 (Aamer Sohail), 5-196 (Wasim Akram), 6-200 (Moin Khan),
     7-224 (Hasan Raza).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
JA Rennie                   10      0     54      1 (w3)
GJ Whittall                  9.1    0     48      2 (w2)
Brent                        5      0     29      0
AR Whittall                 10      0     36      3 (w1)
Strang                      10      1     45      0
GW Flower                    4      0     17      0
Campbell                     1      0      4      0

• 1st ODI at Bughti Stadium, Quetta

Tour Index

Team Pages: Pakistan, Zimbabwe.

Ground Page: Bugti Stadium, Quetta

Zimbabwe Player Pages: GW Flower, DL Houghton, JA Rennie, ADR Campbell, A Flower, CB Wishart, GJ Whittall, GJ Rennie, PA Strang, GB Brent, AR Whittall.

Pakistan Player Pages: Saeed Anwar, Shahid Afridi, Aamer Sohail, Ijaz Ahmed, Saleem Malik, Wasim Akram, Moin Khan, Hasan Raza, Azhar Mahmood, Saqlain Mushtaq, Shahid Nazir.

Match Officials' Pages: Khizer Hayat, Shakeel Khan, Athar Zaidi, JL Hendriks.