Muhammad Babur
Lahore
The first-class Quaid-e-Azam Trophy continues to produce enthralling red-ball action as the up and coming players, who received promotions in the First XI sides after 34 top players left for New Zealand to represent Pakistan and Pakistan Shaheens, lived up to the expectations and made a mark in the fourth round matches.
The competition now enters the fifth round from Thursday, which provides further opportunity to the domestic cricketers to make an impression.
As part of its corporate social responsibility, the Pakistan Cricket Board will play its part for the eradication of violence against women by joining the White Ribbon campaign.
As such, players, support staff, officials and commentators will don white ribbons on the opening day of the fifth round contest at the National Stadium.
Southern Punjab continue to lead the points table after they put up a strong fight against Sindh to secure a draw at the National Stadium thanks to a brilliant rearguard effort led by Saif Badar.
