2008 Pakistan Premier League - Facts and Figures

Facts and Figures

Matches : 182

Outright Decisions : 133

Drawn Games : 49

Goals : 487

Leading Scorers :

Muhammad Rasool (KRL) 22, Arif Mehmood (WAPDA) 19, Shakir Lashari (PIA) 16, Abdul Rehman (KPT) 14, Farooq Shah (NBP) 12, Muhammad Ishtiaq (HBL) 10

Top Scorer : Muhammad Rasool (KRL)

Most Valuable Player : Samar Ishaq (KRL)

Best Goal Keeper : Abdul Aziz (WAPDA)

Fair Play Trophy : Afghan FC, Chaman

Best Match Commissioner : Ali Nawaz Karachi)

Best Referee :Muhammad Rauf Bari (Lahore)

Quickest Strike :

Muhammad Akram (Steel) vs HBL on 24 July at Peoples Sports Complex, Karachi …48th seconds

Imran Niazi (WAPDA) vs KESC on 9 Nov at Railway Stadium, Lahore …49th seconds

Hat-Tricks (11):

1. Haji Ahmed Shah (Afghan FC) vs PTV…. 6 August at Chaman's Govt High School Ground .

2. Arif Mehmood (WAPDA) vs NBP….7 August at Korangi Baloch Stadium, Karachi

3. Zeeshan Ali (PIA) vs PEL…8 August at Korangi Baloch Stadium, Karachi

4. Muhammad Rasool (KRL) vs KESC… at 12 August at Peoples Sports Complex, Karachi on 12 August 2008

5. Shakir Lashari (PIA) vs PTV … 14 August at Korangi Baloch Stadium, Karachi

6. Jamil Ahmed (NBP) v PIA …8 October 2008 at Korangi Baloch Stadium, Karachi

7. Arif Mehmood (WAPDA) vs PMC…21 October at Faisalabad's University of Agriculture Ground

8. Muhammad Rasool (KRL) vs PTV …23 October at KRL Stadiumn, Rawalpindi

9. Muhammad Rasool (KRL) vs Afghan …16 November at KRL Stadium, Rawalpindi

10. Arif Mehmood (WAPDA) vs Pak Steel…18 November at Lahore's Railway Stadium.

11. Jadeed Khan (Afghan) vs PTV..22 November at PSB Ground near Hamidi Hall, Islamabad.

Most Goals by teams : KRL, WAPDA 46

Team scoring least goals : PTV 19

Team conceding most goals :PTV 74

Team conceding less goal : Navy 18

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