Cricket Scores
All scoresUnited Arab Emirates won by 1 wkt
Pakistan106/36.0 ov
United Arab Emirates109/56.0 ov

United Arab Emirates won by 1 wkt

Hong Kong Sixes, 20263rd Match, Group C · Mission Road Ground, Mong Kok

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Alert history

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  • Match finishedUnited Arab Emirates won by 1 wkt
  • Wicket — United Arab Emirates 103/5Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — United Arab Emirates 103/4Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — United Arab Emirates 103/3Innings 2: 3 wickets fell between updates.
  • Wicket — United Arab Emirates 39/2Innings 2 at 39/2.
  • Wicket — United Arab Emirates 17/1Innings 2 at 17/1.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 106/3Innings 1 at 106/3.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 106/2Innings 1 at 106/2.
  • Wicket — Pakistan 32/1Innings 1 at 32/1.
  • Match startedPakistan vs United Arab Emirates is under way at Mission Road Ground, Mong Kok.

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