QUETTA: Cricket Academy Peshawar (CAP) won the All Pakistan T20 Balochistan Ramazan Cricket Cup after defeating Peshawar Region by 24 runs in the final at the Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti Cricket Stadium on Friday night.

CAP elected to bat first after and scored 162 runs for loss of seven wickets.

Jumma Gul and Sajid Khan remained top scorers with unbeaten 42 and 32.

Akbar Badshah, Shah Faisal, Jibran and Imran Junior bagged one wicket each for Peshawar.

In reply, Peshawar could make 138 all out in 18.4 overs.

Only Akbar Badshah and Iftikhar Ahmed resisted the opponent bowlers and scored 39 and 29 runs respectively.

Abid Afridi remained the most successful bowler for the CAP with three wickets for 15 runs.

Sajid Khan of the CAP was declared the man of the match.

Published in Dawn, July 5th, 2015

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