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Pakistan warmed up for their upcoming one-day series against India with a comfortable eight-wicket win in a warm-up game here on Wednesday. Opener Salman Butt and Shoaib Malik produced fluent knocks against an India A side as Pakistan, who squared a preceding three-Test series 1-1, reached their target of 190 with four overs to spare. Left-handed Butt was cautious during his 124-ball 70, which came with five fours, while Malik slammed a quickfire 81 not out off 78 balls with eight boundaries including four sixes.
Stand-in skipper Abdul Razzaq was not out on one.
Earlier, Pakistan restricted India A to 189-7 in their alloted 45 overs.
Suresh Raina, who plays for Uttar Pradesh state in domestic cricket, top-scored with 55 off 65 balls with five fours while Sridharan Sriram chipped in with 38 for the second-string Indian side.
Pakistan, who rested skipper Inzamamul Haq, vice-captain Younis Khan, frontline batsman Yousuf Youhana, all-rounder Shahid Afridi and pace spearhead Mohammad Sami, used seven bowlers in the match.
Navedul Hasan Rana was the pick of the attack as he struck two early blows. The seamer bowled Shikhar Dhawan for eight and then removed the other opener Mahender Dhoni for three to finish with figures of two for 42.
Iftikhar Anjum, Shahid Nazir and Arshad Khan grabbed a wicket each. The six-match one-day series commences in the southern Indian city of Cochin on Saturday.
BRIEF SCORES:
INDIA A: 189 for seven in 45 overs (S. Raina 55, S. Sriram 38, Navedul Hasan Rana 2-42).
PAKISTAN: 190 for two in 41 overs (Shoaib Malik 81 not out, Salman Butt 70).

Copyright Agence France-Presse, 2005

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