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April 19, 2008

Pakistan v Bangladesh, 5th ODI, Karachi

Pakistan 329 for 9 (Butt 136, Younis 69) beat Bangladesh 179 (Mahmudullah 37, Asif 3-35) by 150 runs
Scorecard and ball-by-ball details
How they were out

Match package
Bulletin - Salman Butt stars in series whitewash
Quotes - Siddons searches for positives

Preview package
Preview - Pakistan eye series whitewash

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