Hassan stars in United Academy victory
Sports
January 14, 2021
KARACHI: Hassan Jaffri produced an impressive all-round performance to help United Academy outclass Hyderabad’s Palm Academy by six wickets in the opening match in Shabaz Sports Under-19 Inter-Academy League Cricket Tournament.
Hassan Jafri first took three important wickets for 21 runs and later struck unbeaten 41-ball 47 runs.
Palm Academy batted first and scored 172 runs in 36.2 overs. Farhan top scored for the side with 41 runs. Mohammad Siddique grabbed four wickets for 21 runs while Hassan picked three for 21 runs.
United Academy reached the target in 33.1overs with six wickets in hand. Majid Hussain (72 runs) and Hassan Jaffri (47 not out) batted well.
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Deputy commissioner Dr Qasim Ali Khan has said the Saudi government will supply over Rs640 million worth of hi-tech surgical equipment and machines for the King Abdullah Teaching Hospital. Photo courtesy King Abdullah Teaching Hospital website
MANSEHRA: Deputy commissioner Dr Qasim Ali Khan has said the Saudi government will supply over Rs640 million worth of hi-tech surgical equipment and machines for the King Abdullah Teaching Hospital, Mansehra, early next year saying the initiative will help improve healthcare in the district.
“Most of the health issues raised by you will be addressed after the supply of surgical equipment and hi-tech machines by Saudi Arabia for the King Abdullah Teaching Hospital,” Dr Qasim told an open kutcheri organised by the district administration at the hospital here on Thursday.
Deputy commissioner Dr Qasim Ali Khan has said the Saudi government will supply over Rs640 million worth of hi-tech surgical equipment and machines for the King Abdullah Teaching Hospital. Photo courtesy King Abdullah Teaching Hospital website
MANSEHRA: Deputy commissioner Dr Qasim Ali Khan has said the Saudi government will supply over Rs640 million worth of hi-tech surgical equipment and machines for the King Abdullah Teaching Hospital, Mansehra, early next year saying the initiative will help improve healthcare in the district.
“Most of the health issues raised by you will be addressed after the supply of surgical equipment and hi-tech machines by Saudi Arabia for the King Abdullah Teaching Hospital,” Dr Qasim told an open kutcheri organised by the district administration at the hospital here on Thursday.