Tempo World Legends Cup, 1999
Pakistan Veterans v Rest of the World Veterans
Tribhuvan University Ground, Kathmandu
7 May 1999 (33-over match)

Result: Rest of the World Veterans won by 15 runs
Points: Rest of the World 2, Pakistan 0

Toss: Pakistan
Umpiers: Desh Raj and K Hariharan
TV Umpire: SK Bansal
Man of the Match: HR Gomes

Rest of the World Veterans innings                              R   M   B  4 6
MJ Greatbatch         c Abdul Qadir      b Aamer Malik          3  13   9  0 0
AC Hudson                                b Akram Raza          49  71  56  6 1
HR Gomes              c Taheer Rashid    b Aamer Malik          4  23   8  0 0
CL King               c Taheer Rashid    b Abdul Qadir         41  41  36  4 2
DL Capel              c Akram Raza       b Aamer Malik         38  48  28  2 3
EO Simons             c Taheer Rashid    b Akram Raza          11  16  19  0 1
JR Ratnayeke          not out                                  36  44  28  5 1
DN Patel              c Akram Raza       b Aamer Malik          9  11   9  0 0
MW Pringle            not out                                   5   7   5  1 0
Extras                (lb 4, w 5)                               9
Total                 (7 wickets, 33 overs)                   205

DNB: *+DL Murray, JG Thomas.

FoW: 1-12 (Greatbatch, 3.1 ov), 2-47 (Gomes, 9.1 ov),
     3-104 (Hudson, 17.2 ov), 4-110 (King, 18.3 ov),
     5-124 (Simons, 22.4 ov), 6-178 (Capel, 29.2 ov),
     7-199 (Patel, 31.4 ov).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
Naved Anjum                  6      0     32      0
Aamer Malik                  7      0     31      4 (2w)
Abdul Qadir                  7      0     49      1 (1w)
Akram Raza                   7      0     31      2 (2w)
Sultan Rana                  1      0     14      0
Azhar Khan                   5      0     44      0

Pakistan Veterans innings (target: 206 from 33 overs)           R   M   B  4 6
+Taheer Rashid        c Ratnayeke        b Simons              21  30  25  3 0
Sadiq Mohammad                           b Pringle             68 106  78  8 1
Aamer Malik           c Murray           b Gomes               22  61  39  1 0
*Abdul Qadir          c Simons           b Gomes                8  19  10  1 0
Akram Raza                               b Gomes                2   6   3  0 0
Haroon Rashid                            b Gomes                5   8   3  1 0
Azhar Khan                               b Pringle             27  26  24  1 2
Sultan Rana                              b Patel                2   5   6  0 0
Naved Anjum           not out                                  10  19  11  1 0
Shafiq Ahmed          not out                                   2   4   2  0 0
Extras                (b 1, lb 5, w 15, nb 2)                  23
Total                 (8 wickets, 33 overs)                   190

DNB: Mudassar Nazar.

FoW: 1-48 (Taheer Rashid, 6.6 ov), 2-116 (Aamer Malik, 21.3 ov),
     3-138 (Sadiq Mohammad, 24.5 ov), 4-140 (Abdul Qadir, 25.2 ov),
     5-140 (Akram Raza, 25.3 ov), 6-148 (Haroon Rashid, 27.1 ov),
     7-153 (Sultan Rana, 28.3 ov), 8-181 (Azhar Khan, 32.1 ov).

Bowling                      O      M      R      W
Capel                        3      0     29      0 (3w)
Thomas                       6      0     14      0 (2w)
Simons                       4      0     28      1 (2w)
Patel                        7      1     34      1 (1w)
Pringle                      7      0     43      2 (3w, 2nb)
Gomes                        6      0     36      4

• Today Total Attendence in Stadium is 5000
• Play delayed to start 2 hours and 30 mins due to overnight rain and wet wicket. Match reduced to 33 overs per side and 15 mins lunch break
• Sadiq Mohammad scored first 50 in this series, he scored 50 in 61 balls, 7x4
• Morrison fielded for Collis King (injured finger) throughout the Pakistan innings
• Umpire Desh Raj gave a seven ball over off Patel's 6th over and innings 23rd over
• Pakistan need to lose by less than 15 runs to qualify in case of rain tomorrow. If there is no play then India qualifies for the final on a better net run-rate.
• Scorer: Mohandas Menon