Pakistan University Grants Commission were a

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team, sponsored by the body that is now the

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, that played in the Patron's Trophy in 1990-91 and 1991–92. In all they played 14 first-class matches, with two wins, nine losses and three draws. They finished seventh out of eight in 1990–91, winning two matches and losing five. In 1991-92 they finished last, with four losses and two draws. They also played a drawn first-class match against the touring England A team in 1990–91. The captain in 1990-91 was Shahid Khan, and in 1991-92 it was Ahmed Munir.

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hit the only two centuries, with a highest of 149 against

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. Shahid Khan had the best bowling figures, 7 for 79 against

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. The team also played 22

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in the same two seasons, winning four and losing 18. In 1990-91 they played all their first-class and List A matches at the

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Old Campus Ground,

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. In 1991-92 they played no home matches. Note: In ''

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'' the team was called “Combined Universities”.''Wisden'' 1992, p. 988, pp. 1166-69, ''Wisden'' 1993, pp. 1155-57.

Notable cricketers

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References

External links

Matches played by Pakistan University Grants Commission at CricketArchive
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