DUBAI — Anchor Marine beat Trade Allianz Al Badr CC in the final to lift the UAE National Day 7-A-Side Cricket Cup. The tournament was held on 2 December to celebrate the occasion of UAE National Day, a press release said.
DUBAI — Anchor Marine beat Trade Allianz Al Badr CC in the final to lift the UAE National Day 7-A-Side Cricket Cup. The tournament was held on 2 December to celebrate the occasion of UAE National Day, a press release said.
ABU DHABI — Udara Perera bowled Al Nahda National School to victory and kept their hopes alive to go beyond the group stage in the Lifebuoy Abu Dhabi inter-school tournament.
SHARJAH — Al Ain Sportzplex and Young Talent Cricket Academy recorded contrasting victories to move into the final of the Sharjah Inter-Academy Under-13 Tournament, organised by the Sharjah Cricket Council, at Al Dhaid Cricket Village, a press release said.
Putting an end to the eight-month-long uncertainty hovering over the Kochi Indian Premier League team, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has finally given its recognition to the team.
Kevin Pietersen became the fifth Englishman to score a double century in Australia as England’s lead ballooned to 306 runs on the third day of the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday.
DUBAI — Afghanistan claimed the ICC Intercontinental Cup 2009-10 final with a seven-wicket victory over Scotland at Dubai Sports City Stadium on Saturday, a press release said.
England’s Kevin Pietersen is a past master at batting in top gear but it was learning to shift down that helped him end a long lean spell with a double century in the second Ashes Test.
DUBAI - Namibia made an impressive first innings total of 320 which the UAE batsmen valiantly attempted to chase down in the ICC Intercontinental Shield 2009-10 final at the ICC Global Cricket Academy Oval.
Alastair Cook continued to dominate Australia�s bowlers with an unbeaten 136 to help drive England to a first-innings lead of 72 with eight wickets in hand after the second day of the second Test.
KANDY - The persistent rain which has dogged the third and final test continued to thwart Sri Lanka’s attempts to bowl West Indies out in their first innings on Saturday as the match drifted towards a tame draw.