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Skipper Shrey Sethi scored a half-century and Yug Jai Sharma came up with a fine spell to help the UAE score an emphatic win over Kuwait in the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Men’s Under-16 West Zone Cup being hosted by Bahrain Cricket Federation at the Vision Cricket Centre Grounds in Sharjah.
Sethi struck 60, while Sharma took 3-20 as the UAE beat Kuwait by a comprehensive 140 runs.
Qatar outplayed Saudi Arabia by six wickets through skipper Taha Shahbaz’s spectacular all-round show that included a deadly spell of 5 for 14 and a fine knock of 65.
Oman defeated Bahrain by two wickets in a well-fought match.
BRIEF SCORES
UAE beat Kuwait by 140 runs.
UAE 230 in 35 overs (Akshat Rai 25, Shrey Sethi 60, Yayin Kiran Rai 43, Uddish Suri 30; Rudransh Panchal 3-36, Dhaksh Lakshman Dheeraj 2-47)
Kuwait 90 in 35 overs (Farhan Altaf Sain 31; Yug Jai Sharma 3-20, Ismail Abdullah 2-17, Akshat Rai 27)
Man of the Match: Shrey Sethi
Oman beat Bahrain by 2 wickets.
Bahrain 179-6 in 35 overs (Aryan Ashwin 61, Muhammed Basil Abdul Hakkim 31; Prathieshhema Ramesh 2-30)
Oman 180-8 in 34.3 overs (Kriv Rajesh Patel 36, Kavish Rajeshkumar Shah 33; Vishwaesh Gurumurthy 3-40, Sai Sarthak Vaddiraju 2-25)
Man of the Match: Kriv Rajesh Patel
Qatar beat Saudi Arabia by 6 wickets.
Saudi Arabia 172-9 in 34.5 overs (Hashir Ahmad Sajjad 57; Fahad Munir 43; Taha Shabbaz 5-14)
Qatar 176-4 in 33.4 overs (Shaikh Zayed Hussain 51, Taha Shahbaz 65)
Man of the Match: Taha Shahbaz
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