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- ↑ Railways v Quetta 1962-63
- ↑ Pakistan XI v Railways 1964-65
- ↑ Railways v Dera Ismail Khan 1964-65
- ↑ Railways v Lahore Education Board 1964-65
- ↑ Railways v Public Works Department 1964-65
- ↑ Ahad Khan bowling by season
- ↑ Peshawar v Railways Reds 1965-66
- ↑ Railways v Peshawar 1969-70
- ↑ Railways v National Bank 1969-70
- ↑ Rowland Bowen, Cricket: A History of Its Growth and Development Throughout the World, Eyre & Spottiswoode, London, 1970, p. 381.
- ↑ Sargodha v Railways 1963-64
- ↑ North-West Frontier Province v Railways 1972-73
- ↑ Sind v Railways 1972-73
- ↑ Pakistan Universities v Railways 1973-74
- ↑ Pakistan International Airlines A v Railways 1973-74
- ↑ Railways v Sind 1973-74
- ↑ Ahad Khan bowling by season