First-Class Cricket Matches 1952

PAKISTAN v M.C.C. Played at Bagh-e-Jinnah, Lahore, November 15, 16, 17, 18, 1951. Match drawn. M.C.C. 1 J.D.B.Robertson c Hanif Mohammad b Amir Elahi 61 st Hanif Mohammad b Amir Elahi 70 2 R.T.Spooner c Khan Mohammad b Munawwar Ali Khan 16 not out 168 3 T.W.Graveney lbw b Khan Mohammad 26 not out 109 4 D.B.Carr c Nazar Mohammad b Amir Elahi 8 5 A.J.Watkins c Hanif Mohammad b Khan Mohammad 15 6 *N.D.Howard b Khan Mohammad 12 7 D.Shackleton b Amir Elahi 17 8 †D.V.Brennan b Khan Mohammad 15 9 M.J.Hilton c Nazar Mohammad b Khan Mohammad 18 10 J.B.Statham b Amir Elahi 26 11 R.Tattersall not out 32 Extras b 2, lb 6 8 b 11, lb 7, nb 3 21 —— —— 254 (1 wicket) 368 FoW (1): 1-32, 2-103, 3-107, 4-125, 5-129, 6-148, 7-170, 8-183, 9-200, 10-254 FoW (2): 1-109 (1) PAKISTAN 1 Nazar Mohammad c Hilton b Carr 66 2 †Hanif Mohammad lbw b Carr 26 3 Imtiaz Ahmed lbw b Tattersall 28 4 M.E.Z.Ghazali lbw b Hilton 86 5 Maqsood Ahmed run out 137 6 *A.H.Kardar b Shackleton 48 7 Wazir Mohammad lbw b Watkins 6 8 Fazal Mahmood not out 14 9 Khan Mohammad b Shackleton 1 10 Munawwar Ali Khan b Statham 0 11 Amir Elahi Extras b 6, lb 8, nb 2 16 —— (9 wickets, declared) 428 FoW (1): 1-96, 2-99, 3-144, 4-312, 5-400, 6-411, 7-413, 8-419, 9-428 Pakistan Bowling O M R W O M R W Khan Mohammad 26 2 84 5 23 2 90 0 Munawwar Ali Khan 11 1 34 1 17 0 69 0 Fazal Mahmood 10 2 21 0 10 0 29 0 Amir Elahi 27.1 1 97 4 27 4 95 1 Kardar 3 0 10 0 16 2 34 0 Ghazali (6) 2 0 12 0 Maqsood Ahmed (7) 3 0 10 0 Imtiaz Ahmed (8) 3 0 6 0 Nazar Mohammad (9) 3 2 1 0 Wazir Mohammad (10) 1 0 1 0 M.C.C. Bowling O M R W Statham 25.4 3 72 1 Shackleton 24 4 82 2 Watkins 29 5 69 1 Tattersall 39 14 73 1 Hilton 35 9 79 1 Carr 10 1 37 2 Umpires: Daud Khan and M.J.Mobed. Toss: M.C.C. Close of Play: 1st day: Pakistan (1) 7-0 (Nazar Mohammad 6*, Hanif Mohammad 1*); 2nd day: Pakistan (1) 205-3 (Ghazali 55*, Maqsood Ahmed 21*); 3rd day: M.C.C. (2) 62-0 (Robertson 39*, Spooner 18*). Maqsood Ahmed’s 137 took 282 minutes and included 15 fours. R.T.Spooner’s 168 took 355 minutes and included 16 fours and 1 five. T.W.Graveney’s 109 took 245 minutes. 16