England A vs Pakistanis, Tour Match at Canterbury, , Jul 06 2006 - Cricket Photos

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Tour Match, Canterbury, July 06 - 09, 2006, Pakistan tour of England and Scotland

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England A

595/9d & 153/1d

Pakistanis

(T:507) 242 & 154/2

Match drawn

Faisal Iqbal top-scored with 82•Jul 08, 2006•Getty Images

Chris Read signals to the dressing-room, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006

Chris Read signals to the dressing-room•Jul 08, 2006•Getty Images

Chris Read hits out during his unbeaten 150, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006

Chris Read hits out during his unbeaten 150•Jul 08, 2006•Getty Images

Chris Read comes down the track during his century, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006

Chris Read comes down the track•Jul 07, 2006•Getty Images

Abdul Razzaq finally ended Robert Key's innings for 136, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006

Abdul Razzaq finally ended Robert Key's innings for 136•Jul 07, 2006•Getty Images

England A and the Pakistanis line up for a two-minutes silence on the anniversary of the July 7 bombings in London, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006

England A and the Pakistanis line up for a two-minutes silence•Jul 07, 2006•Getty Images

Robert Key celebrates reaching his century for England A as they enjoy an impressive start to the match, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006

Robert Key celebrates reaching his century for England A•Jul 06, 2006•Getty Images

Ian Bell spent some useful time in the middle for England A and built a second-wicket stand with Robert Key, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006

Ian Bell spent some useful time in the middle for England A•Jul 06, 2006•Getty Images

Faisal Iqbal creams one through the offside, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006

Faisal Iqbal creams one through the offside•Jul 08, 2006•Getty Images

Stuart Broad bowls for England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006

Stuart Broad bowls for England A•Jul 08, 2006•Getty Images

Matthew Hoggard looks glum after a freak hand injury, England A v Pakistanis, July 8, 2006

Matthew Hoggard looks glum after a freak hand injury•Jul 08, 2006•Getty Images

Chris Read cuts during his century as England A pile on the runs, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006

Chris Read cuts during his century•Jul 07, 2006•Getty Images

Alex Loudon drives during his stand with Chris Read, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 7, 2006

Alex Loudon drives during his stand with Chris Read•Jul 07, 2006•Getty Images

Danish Kaneria removes Owais Shah but England A enjoyed a strong first day, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006

Danish Kaneria removes Owais Shah•Jul 06, 2006•Getty Images

Robert Key cuts smartly for four during his excellent hundred against Pakistan, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006

Robert Key cuts smartly for four during his excellent hundred against Pakistan•Jul 06, 2006•Getty Images

Robert Key gave England A a solid start against the Pakistanis, England A v Pakistanis, Canterbury, June 6, 2006

Robert Key gave England A a solid start against the Pakistanis•Jul 06, 2006•Getty Images

Match Coverage

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Pakistanis Innings

PLAYER NAME		R	B
Salman Butt	retired out	50	90
Imran Farhat	retired out	44	54
Mohammad Yousuf	not out	35	96
Inzamam-ul-Haq	not out	20	62
Extras	(lb 2, nb 2, w 1)
Total	154(2 wkts; 50 ovs)

PLAYER NAME	O	M	R	Econ
TT Bresnan	5	1	20	4 (1 nb)
SCJ Broad	7	1	23	3.28
JWM Dalrymple	12	1	47	3.91
AGR Loudon	5	0	22	4.4
RWT Key	4	2	7	1.75
OA Shah	5	3	8	1.6
AN Cook	2	0	4	2
IR Bell	5	5	0	0
RS Bopara	2	0	13	6.5
CMW Read	3	1	8	2.66 (1 nb)

WKT	RUNS	PLAYERS
1st	85	Imran Farhat	Salman Butt
2nd	18	Mohammad Yousuf	Salman Butt
3rd	51	Inzamam-ul-Haq	Mohammad Yousuf

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