Pakistani cricket team in India in 1960–61

Pakistani cricket team in India in 1960-61


Date	2 December 1960 - 13 February 1961
Location	India
Result	5-Test series drawn

Teams

India

Pakistan

Captains

Nari Contractor

Fazal Mahmood

Most runs

Polly Umrigar (380)
Chandu Borde (330)
Nari Contractor (319)

Saeed Ahmed (460)
Hanif Mohammad (410)
Imtiaz Ahmed (375)

Most wickets

Ramakant Desai (21)
Bapu Nadkarni (9)
Subhash Gupte (8)

Haseeb Ahsan (15)
Mahmood Hussain (13)
Fazal Mahmood (9)

The Pakistan national cricket team toured India in the winter of 1960–61. They played five Test matches against the India national cricket team, and also played against several local Indian squads.

Test matches

1st Test

2 December - 7 December
scorecard

Pakistan	v	India
350 (137.4 overs) Hanif Mohammad 160 Subhash Gupte 4-43 (31.0 overs)		449/9 dec. (176.4 overs) Ramakant Desai 85 Mahmood Hussain 5-129 (51.4 overs)
166/4 (80.0 overs) Imtiaz Ahmed 69 Bapu Nadkarni 2-9 (15.0 overs)

Match drawn
Brabourne Stadium, Bombay, India
Umpires: Santosh Ganguli and Bapu Joshi

2nd Test

16 December - 21 December
scorecard

Pakistan	v	India
335 (188.4 overs) Javed Burki 79 Polly Umrigar 4-71 (55.0 overs)		404 (193.5 overs) Polly Umrigar 115 Haseeb Ahsan 5-121 (56.0 overs)
140/3 (64.0 overs) Javed Burki 48 V. M. Muddiah 2-40 (18.0 overs)

Match drawn
Modi Stadium, Kanpur, India
Umpires: Santosh Ganguli and Bapu Joshi

3rd Test

30 December - 4 January
scorecard

Pakistan	v	India
301 (127.2 overs) Mushtaq Mohammad 61 Chandu Borde 4-21 (16.2 overs)		180 (99.3 overs) Chandu Borde 44 Fazal Mahmood 5-26 (25.3 overs)
146/3 dec. (49.0 overs) Hanif Mohammad 63 Ramakant Desai 1-37 (16.0 overs)		127/4 (57.0 overs) Vijay Manjrekar 45 Haseeb Ahsan 2-25 (14.0 overs)

Match drawn
Eden Gardens, Calcutta, India
Umpires: Santosh Ganguli and Badami Satyaji Rao

4th Test

13 January - 18 January
scorecard

Pakistan	v	India
448/8 dec. (182.5 overs) Imtiaz Ahmed 135 Ramakant Desai 4-66 (28.5 overs)		539/9 dec. (227.0 overs) Chandu Borde 177 Haseeb Ahsan 6-202 (84.0 overs)
59/0 (18.0 overs) Saeed Ahmed 38 Nari Contractor 0-1 (1.0 overs)

Match drawn
Nehru Stadium, Madras, India
Umpires: Sambhu Pan and S. K. Raghunatha Rao

5th Test

8 February - 13 February
scorecard

India	v	Pakistan
463 (158.0 overs) Polly Umrigar 112 Fazal Mahmood 3-86 (38.0 overs)		286 (125.5 overs) Mushtaq Mohammad 101 Vaman Kumar 5-64 (37.5 overs)
16/0 (2.0 overs) M. L. Jaisimha 14 Mahmood Hussain 0-7 (1.0 overs)		250 (127.4 overs) Imtiaz Ahmed 53 Bapu Nadkarni 4-43 (52.4 overs)

Match drawn
Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi, India
Umpires: I. Gopalakrishnan and S. K. Raghunatha Rao

References

External links

International cricket tours of India

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