Pakistan vs UAE Highlights, 5th Match – UAE T20I Tri-Series 2025 – Pakistan Won by 31 Runs

End of Over 20: UAE 140/7

Over 20: 1 1 1W 4 2 2

UAE: 140/7 | CRR: 7.00

Pakistan win by 31 runs!

Faheem Ashraf closed out the innings, conceding 11 runs and effecting a run-out. Parashar fought hard, striking a brave four and finishing unbeaten on 18, but the target was well out of reach. Haider Ali’s dismissal via a sharp run-out ended any slim hopes for UAE. Pakistan’s bowling depth once again proved decisive, sealing back-to-back victories by the same margin of 31 runs.

Owais: “Rvel, what do you think about Salman Mirza? A justified replacement for Abbas Afridi who can tonk a few as well?” Amir Sohail: “Played Cricket with Salman Mirza (In Tape ball Tournaments). He usually bowled very fast.” Junaid: “Fielding has been the major difference between these two teams.”

End of Over 19: UAE 129/6

Over 19: 1 1 4 1w 1 1 1

UAE: 129/6 | CRR: 6.78 • RRR: 43.00 • Need 43 from 6b

Shaheen closes his spell with brilliance!

Shaheen Shah Afridi finished with superb figures of 4-0-23-1, showing his class at the death. Haider Ali tried to lift the scoring with a flashy cut over point for four, but otherwise, Shaheen kept things tight with yorkers and clever variations. Parashar and Haider managed to rotate strike, but UAE are left with a mammoth 43 needed off the final over. The chase looks all but out of reach.

Hafuz Faheem: “World keeps screaming for Abrar + Muqeem, but selectors act like they’re waiting for aliens to approve the playing XI.”

End of Over 18: UAE 119/6

Over 18: 1 1 1 1 1 1

UAE: 119/6 | CRR: 6.61 | RRR: 26.50 | Need 53 from 12 balls

Salman Mirza keeps it tight with a six-singles over, leaving UAE with an impossible task.

Salman Mirza finished his spell on a tidy note, conceding just six singles in the 18th over. Both Parashar and Haider Ali tried to rotate the strike, but the boundaries dried up completely. With 53 runs needed from just 12 balls, UAE now face an improbable chase. Pakistan’s bowlers have kept the lid firmly on, and the pressure is sky-high.

End of Over 17: UAE 113/6

Over 17: 1 1 • • 1 W

UAE: 113/6 | CRR: 6.64 | RRR: 19.66 | Need 59 from 18 balls

Shaheen Afridi delivers a killer blow, removing the set batter Sharafu!

Pakistan’s spearhead Shaheen Shah Afridi turned the game further in his side’s favour with a brilliant over. After keeping it tight with yorkers and slower balls, he deceived Alishan Sharafu with a clever off-cutter. The UAE skipper, who fought valiantly for 68 off 51 balls, could only find Agha Salman at mid-off with a stunning leaping catch. With Sharafu gone, UAE’s hopes have almost evaporated as they now need 59 from the final 18 deliveries.

End of Over 16: UAE 110/5

Over 16: • 1 1 4 1 1

UAE: 110/5 | CRR: 6.87 | RRR: 15.50 | Need 62 from 24 balls

Sharafu keeps fighting with a classy upper-cut but UAE’s task keeps getting steeper.

Salman Mirza came back strongly, conceding just eight runs in the over. Sharafu showcased his brilliance with a superb upper-cut over the keeper and third man for four, taking his score to 67 off 49 balls. Parashar rotated the strike with a couple of singles, but the required run rate has now ballooned beyond 15. With 62 needed from 24 balls, UAE need a miracle partnership to stay alive in the chase.

End of Over 15: UAE 102/5

Over 15: 1 1 • 1 1 W

UAE: 102/5 | CRR: 6.80 | RRR: 14.00 | Need 70 from 30 balls

Abrar Ahmed picks up his fourth wicket to cripple UAE’s chase!

Abrar continued his dream spell with another superb over. Sharafu tried to keep the scoreboard ticking with a couple of singles, but Kaushik struggled before eventually falling to Abrar’s guile, caught by Faheem Ashraf. With figures of 4/9 in four overs, Abrar has been unplayable, mixing pace and flight brilliantly. Sharafu remains the lone warrior on 61, but the asking rate has climbed steeply to 14 an over.

End of Over 14: UAE 98/4

Over 14: 6 6 1 1 • •

UAE: 98/4 | CRR: 7.00 | RRR: 12.33 | Need 74 from 36 balls

Sharafu explodes with back-to-back sixes to keep UAE alive!

After losing quick wickets in the previous over, Sharafu lifted the spirits with two massive sixes off Saim Ayub, dancing down the track and striking cleanly over long-off and straight down the ground. He moved into the 50s with authority, anchoring the chase. Kaushik added a single, but the over truly belonged to Sharafu’s power-hitting. With 14 runs coming from it, UAE’s hopes hinge heavily on their set batter, who now sits unbeaten on 59 from 42 balls.

End of Over 13: UAE 84/4

Over 13: 1 • W • W • •

UAE: 84/4 | CRR: 6.46 | RRR: 12.57 | Need 88 from 42 balls

Abrar Ahmed turns the game on its head with a double strike in the over!

UAE’s momentum took a massive blow as Abrar Ahmed delivered a brilliant over. After Sharafu opened with a single, Asif Khan tried to go big but only found Shaheen at long-off. Two balls later, Rahul Chopra was trapped lbw after a prolonged appeal, leaving UAE in deep trouble. Abrar, with figures of 3/5 in just three overs, is spinning a web around the batters. Sharafu is still holding one end with 46, but the chase has been derailed with quick wickets.

End of Over 12: UAE 83/2

Over 12: 2 1 • 1 1 6

UAE: 83/2 | CRR: 6.91 | RRR: 11.12 | Need 89 from 48 balls

Asif Khan announces his arrival with a towering six off Saim Ayub!

UAE kept the chase moving with steady rotation as Sharafu and Asif Khan picked up singles early in the over. Sharafu continued to anchor, moving to 45, while Asif, after settling in, pounced on a half-volley and launched it straight over long-off for six. The partnership is building momentum, and with the required run rate climbing, these two know acceleration is crucial.

End of Over 11: UAE 72/2

Over 11: 1 • 6 6 1 W

UAE: 72/2 | CRR: 6.54 | RRR: 11.11 | Need 100 from 54 balls

Nawaz strikes! D’Souza falls after a brief stay as UAE lose their second wicket.

Alishan Sharafu kept the momentum alive with back-to-back sixes off Nawaz, showing great intent. However, the bowler hit back immediately, deceiving D’Souza with subtle variations. D’Souza cleared his front leg but failed to get the power and elevation, finding Saim Ayub at deep square who took a sharp catch. Just as UAE looked to accelerate, they’ve been pegged back. Sharafu remains on 41 off 33, carrying the hopes of his side.

End of Over 10: UAE 58/1

Over 10: 1 1 0 0 1 1

UAE: 58/1 | CRR: 5.80 | RRR: 11.40 | Need 114 from 60 balls

Saim Ayub keeps it tight as required rate climbs past 11.

Part-time spin from Saim Ayub did the job, allowing only four runs in his first over. Sharafu tried to break free but couldn’t find the gaps, while D’Souza rotated the strike with a couple of singles. With just singles on offer, the asking rate has shot up to 11.40 at the drinks break. UAE now need 114 off the last 10 overs.

End of Over 9: UAE 54/1

Over 9: 1 1 0 0 1 1w 1

UAE: 54/1 | CRR: 6.00 | RRR: 10.72 | Need 118 from 66 balls

Nawaz keeps UAE in check with turn and accuracy.

Mohammad Nawaz bowled a testing over, giving away just five runs including a wide. Sharafu looked to keep things moving with singles, while D’Souza struggled to find fluency, missing a scoop attempt and being tied down by Nawaz’s variation in flight and spin. UAE remain steady at 54/1 after 9 overs but the required rate continues to climb.

End of Over 8: UAE 49/1

Over 8: 0 1 1 1 1 1

UAE: 49/1 | CRR: 6.12 | RRR: 10.25 | Need 123 from 72 balls

Salman Agha keeps it tight, just singles in the over.

Salman Agha bowled a steady over, giving away only five singles. D’Souza tried to be aggressive with a slog sweep but failed to connect properly, while Sharafu looked to rotate strike sensibly with controlled strokes. Both batters avoided risks, keeping the scoreboard ticking but without finding the boundary. UAE reach 49/1 after 8 overs, needing to lift the scoring rate.

End of Over 7: UAE 44/1

Over 7: W 1 0 1 1lb 0

UAE: 44/1 | CRR: 6.28 | RRR: 9.84 | Need 128 from 78 balls

Abrar Ahmed strikes! Waseem departs after a promising start.

Abrar Ahmed produced a moment of brilliance with his carom ball, dismissing the dangerous Muhammad Waseem for 19. The batter sliced one straight to Faheem at point, handing Pakistan a big breakthrough. Sharafu managed to rotate strike with a single, while Ethan D’Souza opened his account as well. A testing over overall, conceding just three runs, as UAE slipped to 44/1 in 7 overs.

End of Over 6: UAE 41/0

Over 6: 4 1 4 0 0 2

UAE: 41/0 | CRR: 6.83 | RRR: 9.35 | Need 131 from 84 balls

Sharafu and Waseem counter Nawaz with stylish boundaries.

Mohammad Nawaz was welcomed with attacking intent. Waseem opened the over with a cracking cut past backward point for four, while Sharafu played a superb inside-out drive over cover to add another boundary. Though Nawaz pulled it back with a couple of dot balls, a fumble in the field allowed Sharafu to collect two more runs off the last ball. A productive over for UAE as they push to 41/0 after 6 overs.

End of Over 5: UAE 30/0

Over 5: 0 1 0 0 0 1

UAE: 30/0 | CRR: 6.00 | RRR: 9.46 | Need 142 from 90 balls

Abrar Ahmed starts with a tidy over, giving away just two runs.

Abrar Ahmed came into the attack and immediately found turn and bounce. He troubled Waseem with a sharp wrong’un and some skidding deliveries outside off. Sharafu managed a single early in the over, while Waseem added one more with a chop to point on the last ball. A disciplined start from Abrar, conceding only two runs, as UAE move to 30/0 after 5 overs.

End of Over 4: UAE 28/0

Over 4: 2 1 0 6 0 2

UAE: 28/0 | CRR: 7.00 | RRR: 9.00 | Need 144 from 96 balls

Waseem breaks free with a towering six over backward point!

Salman Mirza mixed it up with pace-off and short deliveries, but Muhammad Waseem seized the moment. He launched a cracking six over deep backward point to lift the scoring rate, and followed it up with a couple of well-run twos. Sharafu, meanwhile, rotated the strike with a pair of runs and a single. UAE finish the fourth over strongly at 28/0, setting a brisk platform in the chase.

End of Over 3: UAE 17/0

Over 3: 0 1lb 2 0 1 1

UAE: 17/0 | CRR: 5.66 | RRR: 9.11 | Need 155 from 102 balls

Shaheen Afridi keeps it tight but UAE continue to rotate the strike.

Shaheen Afridi came from around the wicket and almost had Waseem nicking off with a cutter. The over included a couple of singles, a leg bye, and a well-run double from Waseem’s flick to deep midwicket. Sharafu and Waseem showed patience against probing lines, ensuring UAE moved to 17/0 in 3 overs without losing a wicket.

End of Over 2: UAE 12/0

Over 2: 0 0 0 1 4 1

UAE: 12/0 | CRR: 6.00 | RRR: 8.88 | Need 160 from 108 balls

Sharafu shows positive intent with two boundaries in the over.

Salman Mirza tested the batters with a mix of short and fuller deliveries, but Alishan Sharafu looked sharp. He cracked a superb backfoot punch through point for four and kept the scoreboard ticking with a single off the last ball. Muhammad Waseem, however, was kept quiet with three dot balls before finally rotating the strike. UAE are off to a steady start at 12/0 after 2 overs.

End of Over 1: UAE 6/0

Over 1: 1 1 0 0 0 4

UAE: 6/0 | CRR: 6.00 | RRR: 8.73 | Need 166 from 114 balls

Alishan Sharafu finishes the over with a cracking boundary after surviving some testing deliveries from Shaheen Afridi.

Shaheen Shah Afridi began with pace and swing, troubling Sharafu with movement and accuracy. Muhammad Waseem opened his account with a single, while Sharafu initially defended resolutely against good-length balls. But Afridi slightly overpitched the final delivery, and Sharafu pounced — slashing it past backward point for a stylish four. UAE ended the first over at 6/0, with Sharafu showing intent and Afridi already getting some swing off the pitch.

End of Over 20: Pakistan 171/5

Over 20: 2 4 4 4 4 4

PAK: 171/5 | CRR: 8.55

Fakhar Zaman unleashes five consecutive boundaries in the final over, powering Pakistan past 170.

Muhammad Jawadullah had a nightmare finish as Fakhar Zaman went berserk. After starting with a brace through extra cover, Zaman cut loose — smashing five boundaries in a row. He showcased variety: a scoop over the keeper, thick edges flying past third man, and brute force through cover. In the process, Zaman raced to an unbeaten 77 off just 44 balls, turning Pakistan’s innings into a competitive total. Nawaz remained unbeaten on 37, playing the supporting role in a game-changing partnership. Pakistan closed at 171/5, thanks to Zaman’s stunning finish in the death overs.

End of Over 19: Pakistan 149/5

Over 19: 1 1 4 4 4 6

PAK: 149/5 | CRR: 7.84

Mohammad Nawaz explodes with 3 fours and a six in the over, turning the game in Pakistan’s favor.

Junaid Siddique’s final over proved costly as Mohammad Nawaz cut loose in spectacular style. After a couple of singles to start, Nawaz went on a rampage — hammering three consecutive boundaries with clever placement and brute force. He then capped it off with a towering six over deep cover, signaling a massive momentum shift. Fakhar Zaman played second fiddle, rotating strike with a single, while Nawaz showcased his power and composure at the death. The over yielded 20 runs, lifting Pakistan to 149/5 in 19 overs, with one more to go and Nawaz unbeaten on a blistering 37 from 27 balls.

End of Over 18: Pakistan 129/5

Over 18: 1 4 4 1lb 1lb 0

PAK: 129/5 | CRR: 7.16

Fakhar Zaman smashes consecutive boundaries to bring up his fifty, while UAE’s fielding lapses continue.

Muhammad Jawadullah’s over went for 11 runs, largely thanks to Fakhar Zaman’s brilliance. He punished two loose deliveries with back-to-back boundaries — one carved past point and the other powered to deep midwicket — to raise a well-constructed half-century off 37 balls. Nawaz rotated strike but also benefitted from a leg bye, while Zaman too survived a missed opportunity to put away a full toss, managing only another leg bye. Jawadullah finished well with a perfect yorker, but Pakistan’s momentum lifted as Zaman led from the front. At the end of 18 overs, Pakistan sit at 129/5 with Zaman’s fifty keeping them alive.

End of Over 17: Pakistan 118/5

Over 17: 6 1 0 0 2 1

PAK: 118/5 | CRR: 6.94

Fakhar Zaman launches a massive six to start the over, but Junaid Siddique pulls it back with sharp yorkers.

Junaid Siddique’s over had everything — aggression, control, and power hitting. Fakhar Zaman opened with a huge six over long-off, pushing Pakistan’s momentum. The bowler responded with tight yorkers, beating Nawaz twice in a row to build pressure. Nawaz eventually managed a couple of runs through cover-point before sneaking a single, while Zaman rotated strike as well. Despite the big six, Siddique kept his composure and restricted further damage. Pakistan reached 118/5 in 17 overs, with Zaman closing in on his fifty.

End of Over 16: Pakistan 108/5

Over 16: 1b 6 1 1 1 1

PAK: 108/5 | CRR: 6.75

Mohammad Nawaz breaks free with a big six, while Pakistan survive two dropped catches in the same over.

Haider Ali’s fourth over turned eventful as Pakistan added 11 runs. It started with a lucky bye past the stumps for Zaman, before Nawaz launched a massive six over midwicket to ease the pressure. Both Nawaz and Zaman then rotated strike with singles. However, the highlight of the over was Pakistan’s fortune — Zaman was dropped at long-on and Nawaz was also put down at deep midwicket, adding to UAE’s frustration in the field. Pakistan moved to 108/5 in 16 overs, with Nawaz showing signs of aggression and Zaman still anchoring the innings.

End of Over 15: Pakistan 97/5

Over 15: 1 0 0 1 1 2

PAK: 97/5 | CRR: 6.46

Pakistan struggle as wickets keep tumbling, but Fakhar Zaman holds the innings together.

Ethan D’Souza bowled a tidy over, conceding only 5 runs. Fakhar Zaman continued to anchor with 37 off 28 balls, while Mohammad Nawaz tried to break free but found it tough to rotate the strike. The over included a couple of dot balls, some well-timed singles, and a brace to finish. Pakistan, under pressure at 97/5 after 15 overs, need a strong partnership to push the scoring rate.

End of Over 14: Pakistan 92/5

Over 14: 1 1 0 1 0 0

PAK: 92/5 | CRR: 6.57

Haider Ali keeps things tight with another miserly over.

Haider Ali continued his excellent spell, giving away just 3 runs in the over. Zaman flicked a couple of singles while Nawaz managed one, but both were troubled by sharp turn and bounce, with Nawaz in particular struggling against the movement. Haider’s variations kept Pakistan tied down as he finished his third over with figures of 3-0-7-2. After 14 overs, Pakistan are 92/5 with Zaman on 35 and Nawaz on 3.

End of Over 13: Pakistan 88/5

Over 13: 0 0 1 2 4 0

PAK: 88/5 | CRR: 6.76

Zaman finds the boundary to keep Pakistan’s hopes alive.

Dhruv Parashar bowled his final over but couldn’t keep Zaman quiet. After Nawaz played out a couple of dot balls and picked up a single, Zaman cut loose with a late cut for two before cracking a cut shot past point for a much-needed boundary. He looked composed while rotating strike, while Nawaz is still settling at the crease. Pakistan reached 88/5 after 13 overs, with Zaman steady on 32 and Nawaz on 2.

End of Over 12: Pakistan 81/5

Over 12: 0 2 W 0 0 1

PAK: 81/5 | CRR: 6.75

Haider Ali strikes again! Hasan Nawaz edges behind as Pakistan lose half their side.

Haider Ali continued his brilliant spell, picking up his second wicket in as many overs. After starting with a couple to third man, Hasan Nawaz was undone by a superb delivery that spun away just enough, feathering an edge to the keeper for 4. New batter Mohammad Nawaz arrived but found it tough, managing only a single off the final ball. Pakistan’s innings is stumbling at 81/5 after 12 overs, with Zaman unbeaten on 26 and Mohammad Nawaz new at the crease on 1.

End of Over 11: Pakistan 78/4

Over 11: 1 1 0 1 0 1

PAK: 78/4 | CRR: 7.09

Parashar keeps it tight as Pakistan add just 4 runs in the over.

Dhruv Parashar bowled a controlled over, mixing his lengths well and giving little away. Zaman added a couple of singles with backfoot punches, while new batter Hasan Nawaz got off the mark and added two runs of his own, looking steady in defence. With only four runs coming from the over, Pakistan’s scoring slowed down as they reached 78/4 after 11 overs, with Zaman on 26 and Hasan Nawaz on 2.

End of Over 10: Pakistan 74/4

Over 10: 1 0 0 0 0 W

PAK: 74/4 | CRR: 7.40

Haider Ali strikes in his first over! Haris trapped lbw as Pakistan lose their fourth wicket.

Haider Ali made an immediate impact, conceding just one run and breaking Pakistan’s resistance. After Zaman clipped a single early in the over, Haris struggled to connect, playing out four dot balls while looking uncertain against the turn. On the final delivery, Haider got his reward, trapping Haris lbw for 14. Pakistan are now in trouble at 74/4 after 10 overs, with Zaman holding the fort on 24.

End of Over 9: Pakistan 73/3

Over 9: 4 1 0 0 1 1

PAK: 73/3 | CRR: 8.11

Zaman edges closer to control with a boundary as Pakistan keep the runs ticking.

Dhruv Parashar bowled with variety but leaked a boundary first ball when Zaman guided a short, wide delivery past backward point, helped by sloppy fielding. Haris found it harder to get away, playing out a couple of dots, before rotating the strike. Zaman, looking more assured, added a couple of singles to keep Pakistan’s momentum steady. After 9 overs, Pakistan are 73/3, with Zaman on 23 and Haris on 14.

End of Over 8: Pakistan 66/3

Over 8: 0 0 1 6 1 1

PAK: 66/3 | CRR: 8.25

Haris smashes a huge six as Pakistan pick up 9 runs in the over.

Muhammad Rohid came back for his fourth over but was taken on by Haris, who struck a swagger-filled six over deep backward square, showing effortless timing and confidence. Zaman rotated strike with a couple of singles, though there was a close run-out chance that UAE failed to grab. With Haris finding form and Zaman steady at the other end, Pakistan moved to 66/3 after 8 overs.

End of Over 7: Pakistan 57/3

Over 7: 1 2 0 4 0 0

PAK: 57/3 | CRR: 8.14

Haris finds the boundary but Pakistan remain shaky at 57/3.

Muhammad Jawadullah mixed it up with short balls and length deliveries. Haris struck a powerful four to deep midwicket and added a couple, but otherwise found it tough, beaten on the cut and cramped for room. Zaman managed a single early in the over, yet Pakistan’s innings is still stuttering at 57/3 after 7 overs, with Haris on 6 and Zaman on 15.

End of Over 6: Pakistan 50/3

Over 6: 1 4 • W • •

PAK: 50/3 | CRR: 8.33

Fakhar Zaman 14 (8b, 1×4, 1×6)
Mohammad Haris 0 (2b)

Muhammad Rohid 3-0-12-1

Rohid with a peach! Salman Agha edges behind after riding his luck with a boundary. Pakistan slip further into trouble at 50/3 at the end of the powerplay.

End of Over 5: Pakistan 45/2

Over 5: W 2 1 • 6 1

PAK: 45/2 | CRR: 9.00

Fakhar Zaman 13 (7b, 1×4, 1×6)
Salman Agha 3 (2b)

Junaid Siddique 2-0-22-1

Junaid strikes early in his second over! Saim Ayub edges behind trying to drive and departs for 11. Fakhar, however, counter-punches with a cracking six over long-on to keep Pakistan’s run rate healthy.

End of Over 4: Pakistan 35/1

Over 4: 0 4 1 0 0 1

PAK: 35/1 | CRR: 8.75

Saim Ayub 11 (9b, 1×6)
Fakhar Zaman 6 (4b, 1×4)

Muhammad Rohid 2-0-7-0

Excellent comeback over from Rohid! He gave Fakhar a bit of width early on and got punished through cover, but quickly adjusted his line to keep both batters quiet. Pakistan steady after the early wicket.

End of Over 3: Pakistan 29/1

Over 3: 6 3 0 6 W 1

PAK: 29/1 | CRR: 9.66

Fakhar Zaman 1 (1b)
Saim Ayub 10 (6b, 1×6)

Dhruv Parashar 1-0-16-1

Eventful over! Saim Ayub smashed a massive slog-sweep six to start, Farhan followed up with another big hit, but soon perished attempting one shot too many. Pakistan lose their first wicket but the intent is clear – all-out attack in the powerplay.

End of Over 2: Pakistan 13/0

Over 2: 0 0 0 1 0 0

PAK: 13/0 | CRR: 6.50

Sahibzada Farhan 10 (8b, 2×4)
Saim Ayub 1 (4b)

Muhammad Rohid 1-0-1-0

Tight over from Rohid, giving away just 1 run. Consistently probing outside off, he kept Saim Ayub tied down and even had a strong LBW shout against Farhan turned down.

End of Over 1: Pakistan 12/0

Over 1: 0 4 Wd 0 4 Wd 0 2

PAK: 12/0 | CRR: 12.00

Sahibzada Farhan 10 (6b, 2×4)
Saim Ayub 0 (0b)

Junaid Siddique 1-0-12-0

Sahibzada Farhan wastes no time, cracking two boundaries in the first over. A couple of wides also helped Pakistan get off to a brisk start at 12 without loss.

6:32 PM: Toss Update

Pakistan win the toss and elect to bat first at Sharjah Cricket Stadium.

6:30 PM: Pakistan’s Playing XI

Pakistan: Sahibzada Farhan, Saim Ayub, Fakhar Zaman, Salman Ali Agha (c), Hasan Nawaz, Muhammad Nawaz, Mohammad Haris (wk), Faheem Ashraf, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Salman Mirza, Abrar Ahmed

6:30 PM: UAE’s Playing XI

UAE: Muhammad Waseem (c), Asif Khan, Alishan Sharafu, Rahul Chopra (wk), Ethan D’Souza, Harshit Kaushik, Dhruv Parashar, Haider Ali, Muhammed Jawadullah, Muhammad Rohid, Junaid Siddique