User:Wiki id2/Cricket

This page is about a more detailed version of contributions made by Wiki id2 for cricket.

Pakistan Super League

Wiki id2 has contributed a lot to the Pakistan Superleague by adding logos for the following teams

• Quetta Bears
• Lahore Eagles

Bowling figures

This user has created a section of bowling figures for the following cricketers

• Saeed Ajmal 5/82 vs England in August 2010

Caribbean Twenty20

Wiki id2 created the article for the Caribbean Twenty20

Turkish Cricket Board

I created the article for the Turkish Cricket Board which is the highest governing-body of cricket in the Republic of Turkey

Contributions in the IPL

This user has listed his following contributions for the IPL

• List of Controversies involving the IPL

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- Sohail Abbas (Urdu: سہیل عباس) (born June 9, 1975 in Karachi) is a field hockey defender and penalty corner specialist from Pakistan. + Sohail Abbas (Urdu: سہیل عباس) (born June 9, 1975 in Karachi) is a field hockey defender and penalty corner specialist from Pakistan. He is the highest scorer of goals in Hockey breaking Dhyan Chand's record 274 goals for the most goals scored in international competition.

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Four months later, he was dropped from the Pakistan Junior squad. Pakistan Junior team manager Samiullah Khan, now the manager of the national team, and coach Ayaz Mahmood were not convinced to include him for the 1997 World Cup staged in Milton Keynes - an underwhelming squad that failed to making it to the Junior World Cup semi-finals for the first time in the cup's 25-year history. Finally, he made his debut the following year on the national team and has since become arguably hockey's most prolific goalscorer of all time.  Four months later, he was dropped from the Pakistan Junior squad. Pakistan Junior team manager Samiullah Khan, now the manager of the national team, and coach Ayaz Mahmood were not convinced to include him for the 1997 World Cup staged in Milton Keynes - an underwhelming squad that failed to making it to the Junior World Cup semi-finals for the first time in the cup's 25-year history. Finally, he made his debut the following year on the national team and has since become arguably hockey's most prolific goalscorer of all time. 
   

- Sohail, who struck 2 goals in 1998, was in terrific form in 1999 when Pakistan won the Azlan Shah Cup for the first time and got silver in Asia Cup. He was leading scorer in 8th Pakistan-India Series (1 own goal), 9th Azlan Shah Cup (12 goals) and 5th Asia Cup (16 goals). Of 16 Asia Cup's goals, seven were against Sri Lanka which allowed him a place in a select band of nine players who registered double hat-tricks in international circuits for Pakistan. His 60 goals in 1999 beat the world record of Litjens (58 goals) and national record of Sardar (50 own goals) in one calendar year. + Sohail, who struck 20 goals in 1998, was in terrific form in 1999 when Pakistan won the Azlan Shah Cup for the first time and got silver in Asia Cup. He was leading scorer in 8th Pakistan-India Series (10 goals), 9th Azlan Shah Cup (12 goals) and 5th Asia Cup (16 goals). Of 16 Asia Cup's goals, seven were against Sri Lanka which allowed him a place in a select band of nine players who registered double hat-tricks in international circuits for Pakistan. His 60 goals in 1999 beat the world record of Litjens (58 goals) and national record of Sardar (50 goals) in one calendar year.

== International career ==  == International career ==