The 2003–04 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy was one of two first-class domestic cricket competitions held in Pakistan during the 2003–04 season. It was contested by nine regional association teams and organised as a single round-robin league of four-day matches.
Faisalabad won the trophy for the first time, finishing top of the championship table with 45 points, ahead of Sialkot on 33. Shoaib Khan of Peshawar was the tournament's leading run-scorer with 774 runs, while Zahid Saeed of Sialkot took 48 wickets, the most in the competition.
League stage All nine teams played one another once. However, for the purpose of deciding the championship, points gained against Hyderabad and Quetta did not count towards the championship table. The complete league table is shown below, along with each team's championship points total.
TeamChampionshipptsFaisalabad841110014545Sialkot831301003333Karachi830210023030Peshawar830300202718Lahore821410002715Multan82150000249Rawalpindi81140110156Quetta83030002270Hyderabad8012011360
References
External links Tournament home at PCB Series home at ESPN Cricinfo