World Cup Cricket 2007 - West Indies

Pakistan

Captain: Inzamam-ul-Haq

Squad

PlayerPositionAgeODI Caps
Inzamam-ul-HaqRight-handed batsman37375
Younis KhanRight-handed batsman
Right-arm unorthodox spinner		29148
Mohammad HafeezRight-handed batsman
Right-arm orthodox spinner		2644
Imran NazirRight-handed batsman
Right-arm unorthodox spinner		2565
Mohammad YousufRight-handed batsman32233
Shoaib MalikRight-handed batsman
Right-arm orthodox spinner		25134
Azhar MahmoodRight-handed batsman
Right-arm fast medium		32142
Shahid AfridiRight-handed batsman
Right-arm unorthodox spinner		27237
Kamran AkmalRight-handed batsman
Wicketkeeper		2562
Yasir ArafatRight-handed batsman
Right-arm medium		247
Muhammad SamiRight-handed batsman
Right-arm fast		2679
Umar GulRight-handed batsman
Right-arm fast medium		2425
Danish KaneriaRight-handed batsman
Right-arm unorthodox spinner		2616
Rana Naved-ul-HasanRight-handed batsman
Right-arm medium		2961
Rao Iftikhar AnjumRight-handed batsman
Right-arm medium		2626

Details for ages and caps (if applicable) are correct as at 7th of March 2007.

Matches

  1. 1. Tuesday 13th March, Sabina Park, Jamaica 14:30 GMT
    Group D Match
    West Indies 241/9 (50.0 overs)
    • Samuels 63, Sarwan 49
    • Anjum 3-44
    beat
    Pakistan 187 all out (47.2 overs)
    • Malik 62
    • Smith 3-36, Bravo 3-42
    West Indies were put in to bat and won by 54 runs
    Coverage: BBC Radio/Sky TV
  2. 9. Saturday 17th March, Sabina Park, Jamaica 14:30 GMT
    Group D Match
    Pakistan 132 all out (45.4 overs)
    • Rankin 3-32, Botha 2-5
    lost to
    Ireland 133/7 (41.4 overs)
    • O'Brien 72
    • Sami 3-29
    Ireland elected to field and won by 3 wickets
    Ireland required 128 runs in 47 overs due to bad light/rain
    Coverage: Sky TV
  3. 17. Wednesday 21st March, Sabina Park, Jamaica 14:30 GMT
    Group D Match
    Pakistan 349 all out (49.5 overs)
    • Nazir 160
    • Chigumbura 3-50, Brent 3-68
    beat
    Zimbabwe 99 all out (19.1 overs)
    • Afridi 3-20, Gul 2-10
    Pakistan were put in to bat and won by 93 runs
    After rain delay, Zimbabwe required 193 runs in 20 overs
    Coverage: Sky TV

Other teams

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