Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Day 2: Rizwan Hits 200 Not Out as Peshawar Blues Declare on 503-4, All Scores
Mohammad Rizwan made 200 not out as Peshawar Blues declared on 503-4 on day two of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold. See all four scores and Babar Azam's 28 here.
Mohammad Rizwan made 200 not out on day two of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold on Wednesday 4 November 2026, and Peshawar Blues declared on 503 for 4 against Faisalabad at the Abbottabad Cricket Stadium. Rizwan faced 252 balls and hit 35 fours and one six. Faisalabad closed on 118 for 2, still 385 behind.
We read the Pakistan Cricket Board's day two report and its scores in brief, published in Lahore on 4 November. Below are all four Gold scores at stumps, the big performances, what each team needs on day three and where to watch.
Rizwan's 200 not out put Peshawar Blues in control
Peshawar Blues resumed on 306 for 3 and batted on until they declared at 503 for 4 in 115.2 overs. Rizwan went from 111 overnight to 200 not out. Najab Khan, unbeaten on 101 overnight, was out for 133. Mohammad Haris then hit 70 not out off 69 balls.
That is a big total for a first round. Faisalabad lost both openers to Mohammad Adnan, who took 2 for 26. Faham-ul-Haq made 31 and Sameer Saqib 25, both leg before wicket. Asim Ali Nasir, 35 not out, and Atiq-ur-Rehman, 24 not out, will resume on Thursday.
Rizwan's first hundred came on day one, his 16th in first-class cricket, as we reported in our Quaid-e-Azam Trophy day 1 scores. His 200 is the highest score of the round so far. For Faisalabad, Muddasir Zunair took 2 for 103 and Asad Raza 2 for 139.
All four Gold scores at stumps on day two
FATA lead Lahore Whites by 150 runs, Peshawar Blues are well ahead of Faisalabad, Karachi Blues and Sialkot Blues are close, and Multan have passed Islamabad's first innings with three wickets left. All four matches resume on Thursday 5 November.
| Match and venue | First team | Second team | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faisalabad v Peshawar Blues, Abbottabad Cricket Stadium | Peshawar Blues 503-4 dec, 115.2 overs | Faisalabad 118-2, 35.2 overs | Faisalabad trail by 385 |
| FATA v Lahore Whites, Diamond Cricket Ground, Islamabad | FATA 362 all out, 84.1 overs, and 22-1 | Lahore Whites 234 all out, 49.2 overs | FATA lead by 150 |
| Karachi Blues v Sialkot Blues, National Ground, Islamabad | Sialkot Blues 241 all out and 13-0 | Karachi Blues 280 all out, 75.4 overs | Sialkot trail by 26 |
| Islamabad v Multan, Shoaib Akhtar Cricket Stadium, Rawalpindi | Islamabad 215 all out, 74.3 overs | Multan 249-7, 70 overs | Multan lead by 34 |
The leads and deficits are our own sums from the board's scores in brief. For example, FATA's 362 against Lahore Whites' 234 gave a first-innings lead of 128, and FATA added 22 before stumps.
Shaheen's FATA lead Lahore Whites by 150 after Babar Azam's 28
FATA were bowled out for 362, with debutant Fawad Arshad making 115 off 190 balls, with 17 fours. Lahore Whites replied with 234 in only 49.2 overs. Shaheen Shah Afridi and Afaq Afridi took three wickets each, and Afaq dismissed Babar Azam for 28.
Lahore Whites had two bright spots. Teenage pacer Hammad Aziz finished with 6 for 97 from 21 overs, after four wickets on day one. Captain Aamir Jamal hit 74 off 63 balls with 12 fours and two sixes, and opener Ali Zaryab made 51. Aamir also took the only wicket in FATA's second innings.
Babar's 28 matters beyond this match. He is Pakistan's Test captain, and the first Test against Sri Lanka starts in Rawalpindi on 9 November. The full Test group is in our page on the Pakistan Test squad against Sri Lanka.
Karachi Blues edge Sialkot Blues, Multan recover against Islamabad
Karachi Blues made 280 in reply to Sialkot Blues' 241, a lead of 39. Wicketkeeper Muhammad Ghazi Ghori scored 88 off 124 balls. At Rawalpindi, Multan slipped to 88 for 5 before Imran Rafiq and Sharoon Siraj rebuilt, and they lead Islamabad by 34 at 249 for 7.
For Sialkot, Athar Mehmood took 3 for 72, and Hasan Ali and Hamza Nazar took two wickets each. Rameez Aziz added 49 and Abdul Basit 37 for Karachi Blues. Sialkot then batted 2.4 overs before stumps and reached 13 without loss, so they trail by 26.
Imran Rafiq is 93 not out off 173 balls with 12 fours. Sharoon Siraj made 82 off 91 balls with 16 fours. Uzair Mumtaz added 33. Musa Khan was Islamabad's best bowler with 3 for 31 from 15 overs, and Ali Imran took 2 for 23.
How to follow day three on 5 November
The PCB says every Gold match is streamed live on tapmad and Tamasha. Round one runs from 3 to 6 November, so day three on Thursday is the second-to-last day. Scorecards for all four matches are linked from the board's report, and its match centre carries them too.
- Open tapmad or Tamasha and look for the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold section.
- Pick the match you want. All four run at the same time.
- For ball-by-ball scores, use the PCB match centre, which we explain in our guide to checking Pakistan domestic cricket scores.
- Read the PCB's close-of-play report each evening for the full scores in brief.
Day three is when these matches turn. Peshawar Blues will want to bowl Faisalabad out twice. FATA, 150 ahead with nine wickets left, can set a target. The other two games are still open.
Common questions
How many did Mohammad Rizwan score on day two?
He finished on 200 not out off 252 balls, with 35 fours and one six, for Peshawar Blues against Faisalabad at Abbottabad on 4 November 2026.
What was the score at stumps in Faisalabad v Peshawar Blues?
Peshawar Blues declared on 503 for 4. Faisalabad were 118 for 2 in 35.2 overs, 385 runs behind.
How many did Babar Azam score in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy?
Babar made 28 for Lahore Whites in their first innings against FATA. Afaq Afridi took his wicket.
Who took six wickets on day two?
Hammad Aziz of Lahore Whites finished FATA's innings with 6 for 97 from 21 overs.
Where can I watch the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy live?
The PCB says all Gold matches stream live on tapmad and Tamasha. Scorecards are on the PCB website.
When does round one end?
Round one runs from 3 to 6 November 2026. Day three is Thursday 5 November and day four is Friday 6 November.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked at about 11:00 pm PKT on 4 November 2026. We read the PCB report "Rizwan's unbeaten double century puts Peshawar Blues ahead of Faisalabad on day two", dated Lahore, 4 November 2026, including its scores in brief. Streaming details are from the PCB's schedule and rosters release of 2 November. Leads and deficits are our own sums. We will add day three once the board publishes it.
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