Quaid-e-Azam Trophy

The Quaid-e-Azam Trophy is a national first-class cricket competition in Pakistan . In this competition, which has been held since the 1953/54 season, changing first-class teams take part over time. The competition is named after the founder of the state of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah .

Teams

The teams that take part in this competition are exposed to high fluctuations over the course of the competition. In general, the Pakistani first-class teams can be divided into two categories: regional and departmental teams. The former represent individual districts or provinces of Pakistan , with Karachi and Lahore mostly providing two or three teams. Department teams represent companies and public institutions such as banks, the railways and the armed forces. So there were occasional seasons in which only one of the two categories of teams took part, but mostly there was a mix with varying proportions of these. At the same time, the President's Trophy took place up to the 2013/14 season , which is predominantly made up of departmental teams. For the 2019/20 season, the structure of Pakistani cricket was fundamentally revised and the number of teams reduced to six regional teams.

winner

2019/20 Central Punjab 2018/19 Habib Bank Limited 2017/18 Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited 2016/17 Water and Power Development Authority 2015/16 Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited 2014/15 Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited 2013/14 Rawalpindi 2012/13 Karachi Blues 2011/12 Pakistan International Airlines 2010/11 Habib Bank Limited 2009/10 Karachi Blues 2008/09 Sialkot 2007/08 Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited 2006/07 Karachi Urban 2005/06 Sialkot 2004/05 Peshawar 2003/04 Faisalabad 2002/03 Pakistan International Airlines 2001/02 Karachi Whites 2000/01 Lahore Blues 1999/2000 Pakistan International Airlines 1998/99 Peshawar 1997/98 Karachi Blues 1996/97 Lahore 1995/96 Karachi Blues 1994/95 Karachi Blues 1993/94 Lahore 1992/93 Karachi Whites 1991/92 Karachi Whites 1990/91 Karachi Whites 1989/90 Pakistan International Airlines 1988/89 Agriculture Development Bank of Pakistan 1987/88 Pakistan International Airlines 1986/87 National Bank of Pakistan

1985/86 Karachi 1984/85 United Bank Limited 1983/84 National Bank of Pakistan 1982/83 United Bank Limited 1981/82 National Bank of Pakistan 1980/81 United Bank Limited 1979/80 Pakistan International Airlines 1978/79 National Bank of Pakistan 1977/78 Habib Bank Limited 1976/77 United Bank Limited 1975/76 National Bank of Pakistan 1974/75 Punjab A 1973/74 Pakistan Railways 1972/73 Pakistan Railways 1971/72 not held 1970/71 Karachi Blues 1969/70 Pakistan International Airlines 1968/69 Lahore 1967/68 not held 1966/67 Karachi 1965/66 not held 1964/65 Karachi Blues 1963/64 Karachi Blues 1962/63 Karachi A 1961/62 Karachi Blues 1960/61 not held 1959/60 Karachi 1958/59 Karachi 1957/58 Bahawalpur 1956/57 Punjab 1955/56 not held 1954/55 Karachi 1953/54 Bahawalpur

Wins by team

• Karachi 20
• Pakistan International Airlines 7
• National Bank of Pakistan 5
• United Bank Limited 4
• Lahore 4
• Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited 4
• Habib Bank Limited 3
• Bahawalpur 2
• Peshawar 2
• Punjab 2
• Pakistan Railways 2
• Sialkot 2
• Agriculture Development Bank of Pakistan 1
• Faisalabad 1
• Rawalpindi 1
• Water and Power Development Authority 1

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Umar Farooq: PCB proposed domestic revamp will end department cricket ( English ) Cricinfo. Retrieved August 9, 2015.
2. ↑ Umar Farooq: QeA Q&A: What the new domestic structure means for Pakistan cricket ( English ) Cricinfo. July 16, 2019. Retrieved December 8, 2019.