Hammad Azam Biography
Pakistan A 226 for 7 (Azam 63*, Kandamby 3-25) beat Sri Lanka A 224 for 9 (Kandamby 63, Shah 3-29) by three wickets
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Thilina Kandamby made 62 and then took three wickets © ESPNcricinfo Ltd
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Players/Officials: Hammad Azam | Thilina Kandamby
Matches: Sri Lanka A v Pakistan A at Colombo (SSC)
Series/Tournaments: Sri Lanka Cricket A Team Triangular Series
Teams: Pakistan | Sri Lanka
Hammad Azam, the 19-year-old Rawalpindi allrounder, struck a 54-ball 63 to guide Pakistan A to a narrow victory over Sri Lanka A with eight deliveries to spare at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo.
Pakistan looked set to lose their second match of the tri-series as well, after defeat in the opening game to South Africa A, when they sunk to 166 for 7 in the 43rd over, still needing 59 off 46 deliveries. Azam, though, with the help of highly rated fast bowler, Mohammad Talha, steered Pakistan to a win, blasting 14 off the first four deliveries of the penultimate over to confirm the victory.
The pair's efforts came after the chase lost its way following a blistering start from captain Azeem Ghumman and Khurram Manzoor, who sped to 46 for 0 by the sixth over before three wickets Hammad Azamfell for nine runs. Thilina K
andamby, recently axed from the national side, took the next three wickets with his legspinners to put Pakistan in further trouble before Azam intervened.
Kandamby had earlier top-scored for Sri Lanka with a 75-ball 63 that pushed the home side to a competitive score despite a lack of contribution from the other middle-order batsmen.
Pakistan A 226 for 7 (Azam 63*, Kandamby 3-25) beat Sri Lanka A 224 for 9 (Kandamby 63, Shah 3-29) by three wickets
Scorecard
Thilina Kandamby made 62 and then took three wickets © ESPNcricinfo Ltd
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Related Links
Players/Officials: Hammad Azam | Thilina Kandamby
Matches: Sri Lanka A v Pakistan A at Colombo (SSC)
Series/Tournaments: Sri Lanka Cricket A Team Triangular Series
Teams: Pakistan | Sri Lanka
Hammad Azam, the 19-year-old Rawalpindi allrounder, struck a 54-ball 63 to guide Pakistan A to a narrow victory over Sri Lanka A with eight deliveries to spare at the Sinhalese Sports Club in Colombo.
Pakistan looked set to lose their second match of the tri-series as well, after defeat in the opening game to South Africa A, when they sunk to 166 for 7 in the 43rd over, still needing 59 off 46 deliveries. Azam, though, with the help of highly rated fast bowler, Mohammad Talha, steered Pakistan to a win, blasting 14 off the first four deliveries of the penultimate over to confirm the victory.
The pair's efforts came after the chase lost its way following a blistering start from captain Azeem Ghumman and Khurram Manzoor, who sped to 46 for 0 by the sixth over before three wickets Hammad Azamfell for nine runs. Thilina K
andamby, recently axed from the national side, took the next three wickets with his legspinners to put Pakistan in further trouble before Azam intervened.
Kandamby had earlier top-scored for Sri Lanka with a 75-ball 63 that pushed the home side to a competitive score despite a lack of contribution from the other middle-order batsmen.
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