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England vs Pakistan, 1st ODI, Pakistan in England, 1987 - Match Info
Series:
Pakistan in England, 1987
Venue:
Kennington Oval, London
Date & Time:
Thu, May 21, 1:00 AM LOCAL
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ENG vs PAK • 1st ODI • Pakistan in England, 1987
Series
Pakistan in England, 1987
Date
Thu, May 21
Time
1:00 AM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT
Venue
Kennington Oval, London
Umpires
David Shepherd, Alan Whitehead
England squad
Players
Chris Broad,
Bill Athey,
Mike Gatting (c),
Allan Lamb,
David Gower,
Sir Ian Botham,
Jack Richards (wk),
John Emburey,
Phil DeFreitas,
Neil Foster,
Graham Dilley
Pakistan squad
Players
Mudassar Nazar,
Ramiz Raja,
Mansoor Akhtar,
Javed Miandad,
Imran Khan (c),
Wasim Akram,
Manzoor Elahi,
Saleem Malik,
Ijaz Ahmed,
Saleem Yousuf (wk),
Tauseef Ahmed
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Stadium
Kennington Oval
City
London, England
Capacity
23500
Ends
Pavilion End, Vauxhall End
Hosts To
England, Surrey
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