[SCOREACRDS] Australia in Pakistan 1982-83
Badrinarayanan Seshadri
uphill task of standing upto Pakistan. In the past,
they have done badly in Pakistan soil. In 1988-89
Aus lost 1-0 in the 3 match series. In 1982-83 they
lost 3-0. (was there any aus_in_pak series in between?)
I post below the scorecards of aus_in_pak_1982-83
--badri
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Pakistan v Australia, Test 1
National Stadium, Karachi, 22-27 September 1982
Toss: Australia
Result: Pakistan won by 9 wickets
Debut: G.M.Ritchie (aus)
AUSTRALIA 1st innings
G.M.Wood c Bari b Imran 0
B.M.Laird run out 32
J.Dyson b Qasim 87
*K.J.Hughes c Bari b Qasim 54
A.R.Border not out 55
G.M.Ritchie c Haroon b Qadir 4
+R.W.Marsh b Tahir 19
B.Yardley c Miandad b Tahir 0
R.J.Bright c Haroon b Tahir 2
G.F.Lawson c Bari b Tahir 0
J.R.Thomson st Bari b Qadir 14
Extras 17
TOTAL (all out) 284
FOW: 0, 71, 169, 202, 211, 249, 249, 255, 255, 284
Bowling O M R W
Imran 23 3 38 1
Tahir 16 3 61 4
Mudassar 13 0 33 0
Qadir 21.4 1 80 2
Qasim 26 10 55 2
PAKISTAN
Mohsin Khan handled the ball 58
Mansoor Akhtar c Bright b Thomson 32
Haroon Rashid c Laird b Yardley 82
Javed Miandad b Lawson 32
Zaheer Abbas c Marsh b Lawson 91
Mudassar Nazar not out 52
*Imran Khan c Yardley b Bright 1
Tahir Naqqash st Marsh b Bright 15
+Wasim Bari c Marsh b Bright 0
Abdul Qadir run out 29
Iqbal Qasim not out 2
Extras 25
TOTAL (9 wickets decl) 419
FOW: 43, 168, 188, 277, 328, 329, 351, 353, 404
Bowling O M R W
Thomson 29 5 103 1
Lawson 39 10 93 2
Bright 36 8 96 3
Yardley 23 2 98 1
Border 1 0 4 0
AUSTRALIA 2nd innings
G.M.Wood c Malik (sub) b Qadir 17
B.M.Laird c Mansoor b Imran 3
J.Dyson b Qadir 6
*K.J.Hughes c Bari b Qadir 14
A.R.Border c Malik (sub) b Qadir 8
G.M.Ritchie b Qasim 17
+R.W.Marsh lbw b Imran 32
B.Yardley lbw b Qadir 0
R.J.Bright not out 32
G.F.Lawson run out 11
J.R.Thomson c Bari b Qasim 18
Extras 21
TOTAL (all out) 179
FOW: 10, 20, 32, 45, 72, 72, 73, 137, 160, 179
Bowling O M R W
Imran 12 5 17 2
Tahir 7 3 17 0
Qadir 26 7 76 5
Qasim 21.5 6 48 2
PAKISTAN 2nd innings
Mohsin Khan not out 14
Mudassar Nazar c Border b Thomson 26
Mansoor Akhtar not out 26
Extras 2
TOTAL (1 wicket) 47
FOW: 5
Bowling O M R W
Thomson 3 1 16 1
Bright 5 0 14 0
Yardley 3 1 9 0
Hughes 0.1 0 6 0
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Pakistan v Australia, Test 2
Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad, 30 Sep - 5 Oct 1982
Toss: Pakistan
Result: Pakistan won by 1 innings and 3 runs
PAKISTAN 1st innings
Mohsin Khan c Marsh b Lawson 76
Mudassar Nazar c Hughes b Border 79
Mansoor Akhtar c Marsh b Lawson 111
Javed Miandad c Laird b Lawson 6
Zaheer Abbas b Sleep 126
Haroon Rashid c Laird b Lawson 51
*Imran Khan not out 24
Tahir Naqqash not out 15
Extras 13
TOTAL (6 wickets decl) 501
DNB: +Wasim Bari, Abdul Qadir, Iqbal Qasim
FOW: 123, 181, 201, 356, 428, 482
Bowling O M R W
Thomson 23 5 79 0
Lawson 33 6 94 4
Sleep 36 3 159 1
Bright 41 15 107 0
Border 11 3 47 1
AUSTRALIA 1st innings
B.M.Laird lbw b Qadir 8
G.M.Wood c Bari b Mudassar 49
J.Dyson c Mudassar b Qasim 23
A.R.Border c Miandad b Imran 9
*K.J.Hughes c Imran b Qadir 11
G.M.Ritchie run out 34
P.R.Sleep lbw b Imran 0
+R.W.Marsh b Qadir 0
R.J.Bright c Haroon b Qadir 0
G.F.Lawson c Zaheer b Qasim 14
J.R.Thomson not out 1
Extras 19
TOTAL (all out) 168
FOW: 20, 82, 96, 113, 123, 123, 124, 167, 168
Bowling O M R W
Imran 14 6 16 2
Tahir 15 4 21 0
Qadir 42 14 76 4
Qasim 25 11 28 2
Mudassar 7 2 8 1
AUSTRALIA 2nd innings (following on)
B.M.Laird c Mudassar b Qadir 60
G.M.Wood c Bari b Qasim 22
J.Dyson c Qasim b Qadir 43
A.R.Border c Haroon b Qadir 31
*K.J.Hughes lbw b Qadir 7
G.M.Ritchie not out 106
P.R.Sleep c Mohsin b Qadir 29
+R.W.Marsh run out 8
R.J.Bright c Malik (sub) b Qasim 0
G.F.Lawson lbw b Qadir 0
J.R.Thomson st Bari b Qadir 11
Extras 13
TOTAL (all out) 330
FOW: 73, 125, 133, 162, 218, 290, 309, 309, 310, 330
Bowling O M R W
Imran 10 5 20 0
Tahir 9 1 25 0
Qadir 50.4 12 142 7
Qasim 46 18 97 2
Mudassar 9 3 26 0
Zaheer 3 0 5 0
Miandad 1 0 2 0
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Pakistan v Australia, Test 3
Gadaffi Stadium, Lahore, 14-19 October 1982
Toss: Australia
Result: Pakistan won by 9 wickets
Debut: Jalaluddin (pak)
AUSTRALIA 1st innings
G.M.Wood c Miandad b Qadir 85
B.M.Laird lbw b Qadir 28
J.Dyson b Jalaluddin 10
A.R.Border lbw b Imran 9
*K.J.Hughes b Tahir 29
G.M.Ritchie lbw b Imran 26
+R.W.Marsh c Sikandar (s) b Imran 1
B.Yardley c Haroon b Jalaluddin 40
G.F.Lawson not out 57
J.R.Thomson lbw b Jalaluddin 0
T.M.Alderman b Imran 7
Extras 24
TOTAL (all out) 316
FOW: 85, 120, 140, 140, 197, 202, 203, 264, 264, 316
Bowling O M R W
Imran 24.2 10 45 4
Tahir 18 4 66 1
Jalaluddin 19 4 77 3
Mudassar 6 1 16 0
Qadir 37 7 86 2
Zaheer 2 0 2 0
PAKISTAN 1st innings
Mohsin Khan b Border 135
Mudassar Nazar lbw b Lawson 23
Abdul Qadir c Laird b Yardley 1
Mansoor Akhtar lbw b Lawson 12
Javed Miandad c Hughes b Alderman 138
Zaheer Abbas c Yardley b Alderman 52
Haroon Rashid c Ritchie b Thomson 15
*Imran Khan not out 39
Tahir Naqqash not out 7
Extras 45
TOTAL (7 wickets decl) 467
DNB: +Wasim Bari, Jalaluddin
FOW: 92, 93, 119, 269, 392, 402, 442
Bowling O M R W
Thomson 19 1 73 1
Lawson 35 4 91 2
Alderman 34.4 4 144 2
Yardley 27 6 102 1
Border 4 1 12 1
AUSTRALIA 2nd innings
G.M.Wood c Mudassar b Jalaluddin 30
B.M.Laird lbw b Tahir 6
J.Dyson lbw b Tahir 51
A.R.Border st Bari b Qadir 6
*K.J.Hughes st Bari b Qadir 39
G.M.Ritchie lbw b Imran 19
+R.W.Marsh c Mudassar b Jalaluddin 12
B.Yardley b Imran 21
G.F.Lawson c Sikander (s) b Imran 8
J.R.Thomson not out 5
T.M.Alderman c Zaheer b Imran 0
Extras 17
TOTAL (all out) 214
FOW: 21, 55, 65, 138, 157, 170, 189, 203, 214, 214
Bowling O M R W
Imran 20 8 35 4
Tahir 16 4 39 2
Jalaluddin 16 8 15 2
Mudassar 2 0 5 0
Qadir 35 7 102 2
Zaheer 1 0 1 0
PAKISTAN 2nd innings
Mohsin Khan lbw b Lawson 14
Mudassar Nazar not out 39
Mansoor Akhtar not out 2
Extras 9
TOTAL (1 wicket) 64
FOW: 55
Bowling O M R W
Thomson 5 0 24 0
Lawson 7 1 21 1
Alderman 3 0 10 0
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<END> Contributed by badri (badri@*.mae.cornell.edu)
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S.Badrinarayanan
Graduate Student
Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Cornell University
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Nadir E Rahman
>G.M.Wood c Bari b Imran 0
Ahh, I still remember this series vividly. I was only 9 at the time. I remember
what I was most looking forward to was seeing Jeff Thomson bowl. At that time I
wasn't aware he was but a shade of the demon pacer he used to be. Imagine my
disappointment when I saw him bowl at medium pace or fast medium throughout.
I also remember the dismissal cited above. A short, rising ball outside
the off-stump, and Laird got the faintest of edges. There was in fact some doubt
about that one.
However, I don't think umpiring was an issue in this series. Australia
were comprehensively outplayed. All the Pakistani batsmen were in tremendous form
and the Aussies couldn't handle Abdul Qadir. They were even bamboozled by the
likes of Jalaluddin. He had quite a successful series and even managed a
hat-trick in the one-day series.
Then there was that century by Greg Ritchie in the second test made under
pressure with Qadir running amuck. A really fine knock. Mohsin Khan got out
handled the ball in the previous test, Rod Marsh showed the effects of his age
but still brought about some breathtaking saves, Imran was consistently fast and
hostile but didn't have to do too much since the spinners had taken over.....
Just getting in the mood for the upcoming series.
Nadir.
Prasad K. Gune
>AUSTRALIA 1st innings
>G.M.Wood c Bari b Imran 0
> A short, rising ball outside
the off-stump, and Laird got the faintest of edges. There was in fact
some doubt
about that one.
There should have been considerable doubt, if you ask me, Nadir. Giving
Wood out when Laird got the edge does seem a trifle harsh, don't you
think :-)
Prasad Gune (Go Bears!!!)
"It doesn't have to be like this - All we need to do, is to make sure,we
keep on talking" -- Pink Floyd "The Division Bell"
Shamim Naqvi
In a rain reduced match to 25 overs, India were put into bat
yesterday and continued today at 16 without loss. They managed
125 in 25 overs for 5 (or so). On a soggy and wet field, the task
at hand was to get singles and hit the ball over the fielders.
Only SRT showed a willingness to do that; others hit the ball hard but
straight to fielders. SRT made just 6 and once he left the batting
seemed bereft of ideas. In reply SL made the required runs with a few
balls left in the final over but the issue had been settled before
that. SL's batsmen ran a lot of singles: I can only think of about
three boundaries in their innings.
Not much should be read into the result of a OD game but India seemed
to be rusty. I noticed several problems. It was clear that Kapil's
role in the team is unclear to him and to Azhar. Today Azhar brought
him in to bowl in the middle of the innings and gave him two overs.
SRT bowled before Kapil. P'kar and Srinath opened the attack. Is Kapil
going to bowl the garbage overs in the middle, i.e., a fifth bowler?
In the batting lineup, Kapil got to face only 1 ball. With his big
hitting talent, shoudn't he be coming in earlier? As I have said, both
Azhar and Kapil seemed lost as to Kapil's role. Hopefully this will be
sorted out by the next game.
The other disappointment was Chauhan. I expected him to turn the ball
a lot on this wicket and obviously Azhar had saved him for the last
ten overs. But he never got his line right and did not turn the ball a
lot. An off spinner in OD cricket must tie the batsmen down. Whereas
Kalpage bowled well and turned the ball, Chauhan was disappointing.
Srinath was expensive, Kapil went for 15 in two overs, P'kar was OK
but not great. Kumble was the best bowler for India. However, again I
was surprised that Kumble did not turn a single ball! On a wicket
where Jayasuriya and Kalpage could do so much, Kumble did not turn his
leg breaks. Most of his deliveries went straight through or came into
the right hander with the arm. He is difficult to get away and bowls a
good line but I would really like to know if he can turn the ball. I
have seen him in three games and he has not turned the ball once.
As to fielding, India were quite bad and Sl was superb. India gave
away at least 6 overthrows. None of the bowlers were prepared to stand
behind the stumps to gather the throws when quick singles were being
taken.
In post match comments, Azhar was obviously upset. He said that he
could not understand why certain players do not understand their roles
etc even though they have been told a number of times. He made no
excuses and simply said that India played badly and needs to improve.
In the final analysis, India is starting out on a very busy schedule.
It is early days and the team has not played together as a team since
April. They looked rusty.
If I were the manager, I would get Kapil a more prominent role in the
team. P'kar is wasted as an opener in ODIs. I would get Kapil to open,
and Bedade slog in the middle order. Here is the batting order I would
use: Kapil, Sidhu, SRT, Azhar, Kambli, Bedade, P'kar. I would switch
Bedade and Kambli as required. I understand that Azhar wants SRT to
get a quick runs up front (with P'kar hanging around) but the problem
is that once SRT goes, the side seems to flounder. This order would
also bring Kapil into a role, a quick 30 or so, and then SRT can take
over.
--
Shamim
Tippu Hassan
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>
>If I were the manager, I would get Kapil a more prominent role in the
>team. P'kar is wasted as an opener in ODIs. I would get Kapil to open,
>and Bedade slog in the middle order. Here is the batting order I would
>use: Kapil, Sidhu, SRT, Azhar, Kambli, Bedade, P'kar. I would switch
>Bedade and Kambli as required. I understand that Azhar wants SRT to
>get a quick runs up front (with P'kar hanging around) but the problem
>is that once SRT goes, the side seems to flounder. This order would
>also bring Kapil into a role, a quick 30 or so, and then SRT can take
>over.
Agreed, SRT is being wasted as an opener. He'd be much more effectice a bit down
the order where he can pace the innings. Seems to me that Kambli is coming down
too low. I have a feeling that kambli would make a fine opener. My order would be.
Kambli, Sidhu, Azhar, SRT, Kapil, Bedade, P'kar.
>
>Shamim
Tippu badshah...
Klaus Goetzendoerfer
: In the upcoming Aus in Pak series, Australia has an
: FOW: 5
: FOW: 55
Interesting ! Pakistan were not bowled out even once in the
entire series. How many instances in test cricket that a team
went without being bowled out through the entire series ?
Aslam Siddiqui
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>: I post below the scorecards of aus_in_pak_1982-83
>Interesting ! Pakistan were not bowled out even once in the
>entire series. How many instances in test cricket that a team
>went without being bowled out through the entire series ?
Only one other time has a team gone through a 3-match series without being
bowled out even once. Once again it was Pakistan, at home against India,
1978-79.
The best I could find for a 5-match series was India at home against New
Zealand in 1955-56 - only once during this series was India bowled out by the
New Zealanders.
aslam
GO COLTS!!!
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