Jamil's ton helped Pakistan better their own highest total record. PHOTO COURTESY: PBCC
Pakistan, still unbeaten in the tournament with eight victories including the 182-run win against Windies, overcame their own record of 364 runs which they made against the same team in the 2012 World Cup for Blind.
Riasat century gives Pakistan seventh successive win in Blind World Cup
Batting first, Pakistan were aided by Muhammad Jamil’s century as he scored 100 off 36 balls hitting 20 fours but had to leave the field after being retired hurt. He was supported by Riasat Khan who scored 94 runs off 32 balls smashing nine fours and two sixes.
For Pakistan Muhammad Zafar remained unbeaten and scored 46 off 14 balls, while Mohsin Khan (32), Matiullah (27) and Amir Ishfaq (24) also made valuable contribution to the team’s record total.
Pakistan make it six wins in six in Blind World Cup
In their reply, Windies could only manage 191-9 in their 20 overs.
Pakistan will now play their last league match on Thursday against Australia.
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