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England v Pakistan

Pakistan won by 43 runs

26 March 1985Sharjah

England

13248.2 ov

Pakistanwon by 43 runs

175/750 ov

Scorecard: every batter's and bowler's line, as the scorer kept it

Scorecard. For this match we hold every batter's and every bowler's line as the scorer's card kept it. The card does not name the fielder or the bowler for each dismissal, and older cards often leave balls faced blank (shown as -). There is no ball-by-ball record before December 2001. See the matches held ball by ball.

Pakistan innings

175/750 ov

Pakistan batting
Batter	Dismissal	R	B	Mins	4s	6s	SR
Mudassar Nazar	caught	36	85	-	2	0	42.4
Mohsin Khan	caught	13	30	-	1	0	43.3
Ramiz Raja	caught	16	21	-	3	0	76.2
Javed Miandad	caught	71	117	-	3	0	60.7
Saleem Malik	lbw	2	9	-	0	0	22.2
Imran Khan	caught	0	1	-	0	0	0.0
Shoaib Mohammad	stumped	3	13	-	0	0	23.1
Ashraf Ali	not out	19*	22	-	1	0	86.4
Tahir Naqqash	not out	2*	4	-	0	0	50.0
Extras	b 1, lb 9, w 2, nb 1	13
Total	7 wickets, 50 overs	175

Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 180

1-24 Mohsin Khan2-43 Ramiz Raja3-107 Mudassar Nazar4-113 Saleem Malik5-113 Imran Khan6-125 Shoaib Mohammad7-172 Javed Miandad

Bowling to Pakistan
Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
Richard Ellison	7	1	18	0	2.57
Derek Pringle	7	1	32	2	4.57
Phil Edmonds	10	0	47	1	4.70
Pat Pocock	10	1	20	0	2.00
Norman Gifford	10	0	23	4	2.30
Rob Bailey	6	0	25	0	4.17

England innings chasing 176

13248.2 ov

England batting
Batter	Dismissal	R	B	Mins	4s	6s	SR
Graeme Fowler	caught	19	56	-	1	0	33.9
Tim Robinson	bowled	9	18	-	1	0	50.0
Martyn Moxon	bowled	11	30	-	0	0	36.7
Colin Wells	bowled	5	15	-	0	0	33.3
Rob Bailey	not out	41*	83	-	0	0	49.4
Derek Pringle	bowled	13	31	-	1	0	41.9
Phil Edmonds	caught	3	17	-	0	0	17.6
Richard Ellison	bowled	3	6	-	0	0	50.0
Bruce French	caught	7	18	-	1	0	38.9
Norman Gifford	caught	0	8	-	0	0	0.0
Pat Pocock	run out	4	9	-	0	0	44.4
Extras	b 1, lb 12, nb 4	17
Total	all out, 48.2 overs	132

Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 180

1-19 Tim Robinson2-35 Martyn Moxon3-48 Colin Wells4-49 Graeme Fowler5-76 Derek Pringle6-89 Phil Edmonds7-98 Richard Ellison8-117 Bruce French9-122 Norman Gifford10-132 Pat Pocock

Bowling to England
Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ
Imran Khan	9	2	26	1	2.89
Wasim Akram	10	0	28	2	2.80
Tahir Naqqash	9.2	1	20	2	2.14
Tauseef Ahmed	10	1	25	1	2.50
Shoaib Mohammad	10	1	20	3	2.00

ODIs in March 1985

12 matches

ODIScorecardPakistan213/850England14624.2Pakistan won by 67 runsMelbourne, 2 March ODIScorecardAustralia16349.3India165/236.1India won by 8 wicketsMelbourne, 3 March ODIScorecardNew Zealand20650India207/343.3India won by 7 wicketsSydney, 5 March ODIScorecardWest Indies15944.3Pakistan160/346Pakistan won by 7 wicketsMelbourne, 6 March ODIScorecardNew Zealand138/950West Indies139/437.2West Indies won by 6 wicketsSydney, 9 March ODIScorecardPakistan176/950India177/247.1India won by 8 wicketsMelbourne, 10 March ODIScorecardWest Indies231/846New Zealand208/846West Indies won by 23 runsSt John's, 20 March ODIScorecardIndia12542.4Pakistan8732.5India won by 38 runsSharjah, 22 March ODIScorecardEngland177/850Australia178/850Australia won by 2 wicketsSharjah, 24 March ODIScorecardPakistan175/750England13248.2Pakistan won by 43 runsSharjah, 26 March

Match facts

Format: ODI No. 323
Dates: 26 March 1985
Ground: Sharjah
Result: Pakistan won by 43 runs
In the database: Scorecard

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      "runs": 71, "balls": 117, "minutes": null, ...}, ...],
    "bowling": [{"player": "Richard Ellison", "overs": "7", "wickets": 0, ...}, ...]
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