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Pakistan beat West Indies in U-15 final

Posted on 04/24/2008 in

Pakistan beat hosts West Indies by two runs in a tense final of the International Under-15 Knockout final at Warner Park.

For a full report click here.

Pakistan 219 (Babar 70, Nawaz 58, Hodge 3-38) beat West Indies 217 (Brathwaite 77, Mayers 55, Campbell 48, Jamil 4-28, Qadir 4-33) by two wickets

Comments

Posted by: curtis crooke at April 24, 2008 11:56 PM

it was a good game the kids play will and all the best to all of them

Posted by: Darko at April 25, 2008 12:59 AM

Its too bad that there wasn't more coverage of this tournament but I appreciate you posting these scores. Brathwaite looks to be a good prospect for the future, he had a excellent tournament and should continue to improve. Qadir also did good as he looks to continue in his fathers footsteps.

Posted by: Muzher Sharif at April 25, 2008 4:07 AM

Congratulations to both teams for a good contest!

While Pakistan are known for having strong youth teams due to the abundance of talent in the country, it's both pleasing and interesting to see that the Windies have some good talent coming through. It suggests that their decline is more to do with management at the grassroots level (and just above) than a lack of talent.

By the way, is the "Qadir" mentioned in the abbreviated scorecard above any relation to the famous leggie Abdul Qadir? I think it may be his son Usman, but I don't know for sure.

Posted by: kaiser1 at April 25, 2008 4:11 AM

Its good to see Pakistan cricket thriving at the international level. It will boost the grassroot cricket in the country and i hope it gives boost to the morale of our beloved team and some of the promising youngster emerge and perform at the national level. I strongly hope that Pakistan cricket comes out of controversies like Shoaib Akhtar and so on. Good luck to Pakistan cricket and the youngest Pakistan world cup winning team.

Posted by: ahmed at April 25, 2008 7:36 AM

Congrats Pakiz!

Posted by: Munawwar Hussain at April 25, 2008 10:08 AM

Well, i really congratulate to both teams & specially for Pak yung talent.Thanks to all particepant of this team who add an other excellent history in Pakistan crcicket.

Posted by: Hummam Bhutta at April 25, 2008 10:18 AM

Congratulations Pakistan :)
And to reply to Muzher bhais comment, yes it is his son! ;)

Posted by: RG at April 25, 2008 10:20 AM

Its good too see pakistani youth performing wel in youth levels , as in they have been always good with u19 , pakistan 1 u15 ect, i hope to see Yousuf, Inzi, Waqar, Wasim in the future from this U15 team best of luck!

Posted by: M Faisal at April 25, 2008 12:26 PM

Mashallah congratulations to Pakistan and Well played West Indies. Both team has worked very hard and hopefully the new talent will emerge from the teams. Qadir indeed is the Son of Legendry Abdul Qadir; therefore, watch to world of Cricket here comes another Qadir. Good luck to all the teams and players.

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