Pakistan makes history in Blind Cricket World Cup
By Asghar Ali Mubarak

ISLAMABAD—Defending Champion Pakistan made a new world record by bowled out New Zealand for a meager total of just 21 runs in a league match of Blind Cricket World Cup here in F-9 Cricket Ground on Friday.
After winning the toss, captain of Pakistan’s cricket team Abdul Razzaq invited the visiting team to bat first.
New Zealand team could not face Pakistani bowlers effectively and bowled out for just 21 runs in just 12.3 overs. No New Zealand batsmen could not entered into double figure.
Pakistan’s fast bowler Aamir Ishfaq displayed the exceptional bowling performance and captured five wickets for just four runs which is also a new world record. Skipper Abdul Razzaq took four wickets for 12 runs. Pakistan’s cricket team in response achieved the target with out any loss in just 1.1 overs.  Muhammad Fayyaz scored 10 runs while Muzaffar Ali made 8 runs and remained unbeaten. Pakistan’s Aamir Ashfaq who took five wickets in the match was declared man of the match