Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Administration Committee Chairman Zaka Ashraf on Friday hailed former Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed’s abilities as a captain in guiding the Karachi Whites to title triumph within the not too long ago concluded Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
“PCB Administration Committee Chairman Zaka Ashraf met Sarfaraz Ahmed and Shanawaz Dahani on the Pakistan cricket headquarters in Lahore,” the PCB mentioned in an official assertion on the assembly that happened on the Pakistan cricket headquarters in Lahore.
Sarfaraz-led Karachi Whites received towards Faisalabad within the last of the home cricket event on Thursday.
“The PCB Chairman congratulated Karachi Whites for successful the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2023-24 and hailed the management qualities of their captain Sarfaraz Ahmed whereas additionally appreciating the efficiency of quick bowler Shahnawaz Dahani,” the PCB mentioned.
Ashraf additionally reaffirmed the PCB’s dedication to proceed to work for the gamers’ well-being and assist of regional cricket.
The Karachi Whites secured their fifth Quaid-e-Azam Trophy title after overcoming Faisalabad on the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, prevailing by 456 runs on the ultimate day of the five-day last.
Faheem Ashraf, the captain of Faisalabad, was the ultimate batter to be dismissed, caught off the bowling of Ghulam Mudassar, igniting celebrations for the staff led by Sarfaraz Ahmed, who walked away with a money prize of Rs.10 million.
The Karachi Whites’ earlier Quaid-e-Azam Trophy victory was within the 2001-02 season once they defeated Peshawar within the last by eight wickets. Previous to that, they achieved a hat-trick of titles in 1990-91, 1991-92, and 1992-93.
Saim Ayub of the Karachi Whites, for his innings of 203 within the first and 109 within the second, was awarded the participant of the ultimate.
Sarfaraz Ahmed, the captain of the victorious staff with 697 runs and 28 dismissals, was named the participant of the event.
From Faisalabad, Khurram Shahzad (36 wickets in eight matches) and Ali Shan (28 catches and one stumping) had been declared the perfect bowler and greatest wicket-keeper of the event, respectively.
