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Rest of NWFP

Peshawar

Shahi Bagh Stadium, Peshawar

106* by Asmatullah Mohmand v Peshawar on January 8, 2002 - w

Asmatullah Mohmand

78* by Ahmed Said v Rawalpindi on January 20, 2002 - r

Ahmed Said

72* by Ibrahim Afridi v Lahore Blues on February 7, 2002 - w

Ibrahim Afridi

7/44 by Sajid Shah v Lahore Blues on February 7, 2002 - w

Sajid Shah

6/44 by  Shakeel-ur-Rehman v Peshawar on January 8, 2002 - w

 Shakeel-ur-Rehman

6/49 by  Noor-ul-Amin v Rawalpindi on January 20, 2002 - r

 Noor-ul-Amin

106* by Asmatullah Mohmand v Peshawar on January 8, 2002 - Peshawar beat Rest of NWFP by 7 Wickets

7/44 by Sajid Shah v Lahore Blues on February 7, 2002 - Rest of NWFP beat Lahore Blues by 1 Wickets

Mohammad  Bilal

Islamabad

Lahore Blues

Lahore Whites

Rawalpindi

Rest of Punjab

Sheikhupura

Sialkot

Asmatullah Mohmand - (388 runs for Rest of NWFP)

Mohammad Bilal - (281 runs for Rest of NWFP)

Mohammad Bilal

Sajid Shah - (35 wickets for Rest of NWFP)

 Noor-ul-Amin - (26 wickets for Rest of NWFP)

Umair Khan - (16 wickets for Rest of NWFP)

Umair Khan

Pakistan - Jinnah Stadium, Sialkot

Pakistan - Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi

Pakistan - Sheikhupura Stadium, Sheikhupura

Pakistan - Lahore City Cricket Association Ground, Lahore

Pakistan - Khan Research Laboratory Ground, Rawalpindi

Pakistan - Shahi Bagh Stadium, Peshawar

Arbab Niaz Stadium, Peshawar

63 by Abid Afridi v Islamabad on March 20, 2002 - r

Abid Afridi

61 by Haji Badshah v Islamabad on March 20, 2002 - r

Haji Badshah

51 by Mohammad Bilal v Rawalpindi on March 18, 2002 - w

3/15 by Ibrahim Afridi v Islamabad on March 20, 2002 - r

3/30 by Mohammad Bilal v Rawalpindi on March 18, 2002 - w

3/31 by Umair Khan v Islamabad on March 20, 2002 - r

63 by Abid Afridi v Islamabad on March 20, 2002 - Rest of NWFP beat Islamabad by 45 Runs

3/15 by Ibrahim Afridi v Islamabad on March 20, 2002 - Rest of NWFP beat Islamabad by 45 Runs

Mohammad  Fayyaz

Allied Bank

Khan Research Laboratories

Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited

Haji Badshah - (129 runs for Rest of NWFP)

Mohammad Bilal - (118 runs for Rest of NWFP)

Abid Afridi - (116 runs for Rest of NWFP)

Mohammad Bilal - (7 wickets for Rest of NWFP)

Umair Khan - (6 wickets for Rest of NWFP)

Imran Durrani - (5 wickets for Rest of NWFP)

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Rest of NWFP