Sialkot has defeated KRL in the final of 2008-09 Quaid-e-Azam trophy final to emerge as the new National Champions. I guess, this result has defied my argument above that regional teams don’t perform well in the presence of departmental teams. The statistics however, are still tilted heavily in favour of my argument.
I would also recommend reading another post at ATP where we’ve tabulated QeA trophy results and trivia of the past 53 years. That post can be read here
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Sialkot has defeated KRL in the final of 2008-09 Quaid-e-Azam trophy final to emerge as the new National Champions. I guess, this result has defied my argument above that regional teams don’t perform well in the presence of departmental teams. The statistics however, are still tilted heavily in favour of my argument.
Final points table for 2008-09 trophy is here
Score card of the Final is here
I would also recommend reading another post at ATP where we’ve tabulated QeA trophy results and trivia of the past 53 years. That post can be read here
Look at the points table of q-azam trophy after round 8. In Pool A the only 2 regional teams are way down the group.