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Kenya v Pakistan

Pakistan won by 4 wickets

29 August 2002Nairobi (Gym)

Kenya

13330.3 ov

Pakistanwon by 4 wickets

134/633.3 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.

Kenya innings

13330.3 ov

Kenya batting
Batter	Dismissal	R	B	Mins	4s	6s	SR
Kennedy Otieno	bowled	37	72	133	5	1	51.4
Ravi Shah	lbw	2	10	18	0	0	20.0
Steve Tikolo	lbw	0	3	8	0	0	0.0
Thomas Odoyo	lbw	4	8	10	1	0	50.0
Maurice Odumbe	bowled	0	3	7	0	0	0.0
Hitesh Modi	caught	34	36	67	8	0	94.4
David Obuya	caught	0	5	4	0	0	0.0
Collins Obuya	caught	1	7	8	0	0	14.3
Tony Suji	not out	17*	26	41	3	0	65.4
Martin Suji	run out	5	11	17	1	0	45.5
Joseph Angara	bowled	4	10	12	1	0	40.0
Extras	lb 4, w 17, nb 8	29
Total	all out, 30.3 overs	133

Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 140

1-16 Ravi Shah2-19 Steve Tikolo3-30 Thomas Odoyo4-30 Maurice Odumbe4-101 Hitesh Modi5-102 David Obuya6-104 Collins Obuya7-107 Kennedy Otieno8-107 Hitesh Modi9-123 Martin Suji10-133 Joseph Angara

Bowling to Kenya
Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ	Wd	Nb
Wasim Akram	7	0	30	3	4.29	10	7
Waqar Younis	7	1	29	1	4.14	3	0
Shoaib Akhtar	5	0	31	0	6.20	0	1
Abdul Razzaq	8	1	35	4	4.38	2	0
Azhar Mahmood	3.3	0	4	1	1.14	1	0

Pakistan innings chasing 134

134/633.3 ov

Pakistan batting
Batter	Dismissal	R	B	Mins	4s	6s	SR
Saeed Anwar	caught	0	5	2	0	0	0.0
Imran Nazir	bowled	13	9	15	2	0	144.4
Shahid Afridi	caught	27	22	37	3	2	122.7
Younis Khan	lbw	36	75	108	6	0	48.0
Azhar Mahmood	run out	9	30	39	0	0	30.0
Abdul Razzaq	bowled	1	6	19	0	0	16.7
Inzamam-ul-Haq	not out	14*	31	46	3	0	45.2
Rashid Latif	not out	28*	23	22	3	2	121.7
Extras	w 6	6
Total	6 wickets, 33.3 overs	134

Fall of wicketsruns, 0 to 140

1-0 Saeed Anwar2-22 Imran Nazir3-42 Shahid Afridi4-61 Azhar Mahmood5-77 Abdul Razzaq6-97 Younis Khan

Bowling to Pakistan
Bowler	O	M	R	W	Econ	Wd
Martin Suji	10	3	22	2	2.20	0
Thomas Odoyo	10	1	41	1	4.10	4
Joseph Angara	7	0	25	1	3.57	1
Tony Suji	3	0	11	0	3.67	0
Collins Obuya	3.3	0	35	1	10.00	1

ODIs in August 2002

12 matches

ODIScorecardBangladesh226/850Sri Lanka228/544.4Sri Lanka won by 5 wicketsColombo (SSC), 4 August ODIScorecardBangladesh7630.1Sri Lanka77/215.4Sri Lanka won by 8 wicketsColombo (SSC), 5 August ODIScorecardSri Lanka258/650Bangladesh20047.2Sri Lanka won by 58 runsColombo (RPS), 7 August ODISouth Africa283/950Pakistan22943.2South Africa won by 54 runsMorocco Cup, 12 August ODIPakistan279/550Sri Lanka251/850Pakistan won by 28 runsMorocco Cup, 14 August ODISri Lanka267/750South Africa17445Sri Lanka won by 93 runsMorocco Cup, 15 August ODISri Lanka24249.5Pakistan20343.4Sri Lanka won by 39 runsMorocco Cup, 17 August ODIScorecardSouth Africa196/850Pakistan18848.3South Africa won by 8 runsTangier, 18 August ODISouth Africa220/650Sri Lanka221/442.1Sri Lanka won by 6 wicketsMorocco Cup, 19 August ODIScorecardSri Lanka235/750South Africa20848.3Sri Lanka won by 27 runsTangier, 21 August

Match facts

Format: ODI No. 1867
Dates: 29 August 2002
Ground: Nairobi (Gym)
Result: Pakistan won by 4 wickets
In the database: Scorecard

GET/v1/matches/2002-08-29-kenya-v-pakistan/scorecard200

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      "runs": 37, "balls": 72, "minutes": 133, ...}, ...],
    "bowling": [{"player": "Wasim Akram", "overs": "7", "wickets": 3, ...}, ...]
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