Biggest ever win in First Class cricket

[RustyCage]

http://aus.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/1960S/1964-65/PAK_LOCAL/AYUB/P-RLYS_DI-KHAN_AYUB_02-04DEC1964.html

[ORDoubleBlues]

I'm always sceptical of the legitimacy of results from that part of the world.
FFS, one guy was even out for obstructing the field, one of only 4 times that has ever happened in first class cricket!

[Ian]

Ayub Trophy, 1964/65
Pakistan Railways v Dera Ismail Khan
Railways Moghalpura Institute Ground, Lahore
2,3,4 December 1964 (3-day match)

Close of Play:

Day 1: Pakistan Railways 415/2 (Javed Babar 195*, Pervez Akhtar 63*)
Day 2: Pakistan Railways 825/6 (Pervez Akhtar 301*, Mohammad Sharif 58*)

Pakistan Railways 1st innings
+Ijaz Hussain c & b Fazal Matin 124
Saeed Butt c & b Anwar A Khan 20
Javed Babar b Inayatullah 200
Pervez Akhtar not out 337
Irshad Mirza c Jamil Ahmed b Kaiser Khan 20
Rasheed Shahab c Javed Khan b Anwar A Khan 19
Afaq Khan b Anwar A Khan 45
Mohammad Sharif not out 106
Extras (b ?, lb ?, w ?, nb ?) 39
Total (6 wickets declared, 172 overs) 910

DNB: *Bashir Haider, Ahad Khan, Nazir Khan.

FoW: 1-44, 2-288, 3-426, 4-499, 5-548, 6-662.

Dera Ismail Khan 1st innings
Taimur Hasan b Bashir Haider 0
+Jamil Ahmed b Afaq Khan 0
Javed Khan b Afaq Khan 0
Zain Yar b Afaq Khan 6
Kaiser Khan obstructing the field 3
Tariq Afridi c & b Bashir Haider 5
Maqbool Arif b Afaq Khan 0
Mohammad Hanif b Afaq Khan 4
Anwar A Khan not out 11
Inayatullah b Afaq Khan 0
*Fazal Matin b Afaq Khan 0
Extras (b ?, lb ?, w ?, nb ?) 3
Total (all out, 15.3 overs) 32

FoW: 1-0, 2-0, 3-1, 4-9, 5-17, 6-17, 7-17, 8-26, 9-30, 10-32.

Dera Ismail Khan 2nd innings (following on)
Taimur Hasan b Ahad Khan 0
+Jamil Ahmed run out 10
Javed Khan lbw b Ahad Khan 1
Zain Yar b Ahad Khan 3
Kaiser Khan st Ijaz Hussain b Ahad Khan 0
Tariq Afridi b Ahad Khan 0
Maqbool Arif not out 7
Mohammad Hanif b Ahad Khan 0
Anwar A Khan c & b Ahad Khan 2
Inayatullah b Ahad Khan 0
*Fazal Matin b Ahad Khan 2
Extras (b ?, lb ?, w ?, nb ?) 2
Total (all out, 12.3 overs) 27

FoW: 1-0, 2-1, 3-6, 4-6, 5-6, 6-15, 7-15, 8-18, 9-18, 10-27.

Result: Pakistan Railways won by an innings and 851 runs

I wonder how much money was wagered on that game

[spell_check]

Money and Pakistan go "hand in hand"

BTW, 910 off 172 overs - 8 ball overs?

[scott]

Match fixing at its finest.

[Ian]

Money and Pakistan go "hand in hand"

BTW, 910 off 172 overs - 8 ball overs?

Maybe not by the look of this


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_cricket#Balls_per_over
Balls per over
The number of balls in each over has changed throughout cricket’s history. The earliest rules of cricket specified that four balls were bowled in each over.

In 1889 four ball overs were replaced by five ball overs, and then this was changed to the current six balls an over in 1900. Since then, many countries have experimented with eight balls an over. In 1922 the number of balls per over was changed from six to eight in Australia only. In 1924 the eight ball over was extended to New Zealand and in 1937 to South Africa. The 1947 code allowed six or eight balls depending on the conditions of play.

Since the 1979/80 Australian and New Zealand seasons, the six ball over has been used worldwide and the most recent, 2000, code only permits six ball overs.

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So in that case - 5.29 an over for 172 overs!

[Dog_ger]

Confusios says Watch Out For The Pakistan Railways

[RoostersRuleTheWorld !]

Only Just beat the Lowest Score of the REDBACKS last year, of 29 Against N.S.W. !!!!

[scott]

Please.... we're attempting to forget that dreadful day.

[RoostersRuleTheWorld !]

SORRY, so am i

[Rik E Boy]

:o Only Just beat the Lowest Score of the REDBACKS last year, of 29 Against N.S.W. !!!!

LMAO. I suppose the Rebacks rule the world also heh heh.

regards,

REB

[RoostersRuleTheWorld !]

Soon Will !