India, Pakistan storm Twenty20 semis
Jun 03, 2009
GROUP A winners Midcom India and Pakistan stormed the semifinals of the NCR Twenty20 after winning all their matches yesterday at Lugogo.
NCR TWENTY20
Group A
Pakistan 150/8 S. Africa 91
(Pakistan win by 59 runs)
India 151/6 South Africa 84
(India win by 67 runs)
England 47 India 49
(India win by 10 wickets)
India & Pakistan in semis
Group B
Uganda 132/5 T&Tobago 81/6
(Uganda win by 51 runs)
Uganda 92/5 East Africa 93/4
(E. Africa win by six wkts)
E. Africa 89 Sri Lanka 42
(East Africa win by 47 runs)
GROUP A winners Midcom India and Pakistan stormed the semifinals of the NCR Twenty20 after winning all their matches yesterday at Lugogo, reports Charles Mutebi.
Pakistan beat MTN South Africa by 57 runs. India defeated South Africa by 67 runs before demolishing BMS England by ten wickets.
The India versus England match was a no-contest. South Africa were dismissed for 84 in 13.4 overs.
In Group B, Crane Bank East Africa beat Rwenzori Uganda by six wickets and Sri Lanka by 47 runs at Kyambogo to reach the semifinals. Uganda defeated Calypso Boys Trinidad and Tobago by 51 runs to remain on course ahead of Saturday’s last group ties.
West Indies cricket great Brian Lara will grace the final on Sunday.
Group A
Pakistan 150/8 S. Africa 91
(Pakistan win by 59 runs)
India 151/6 South Africa 84
(India win by 67 runs)
England 47 India 49
(India win by 10 wickets)
India & Pakistan in semis
Group B
Uganda 132/5 T&Tobago 81/6
(Uganda win by 51 runs)
Uganda 92/5 East Africa 93/4
(E. Africa win by six wkts)
E. Africa 89 Sri Lanka 42
(East Africa win by 47 runs)
GROUP A winners Midcom India and Pakistan stormed the semifinals of the NCR Twenty20 after winning all their matches yesterday at Lugogo, reports Charles Mutebi.
Pakistan beat MTN South Africa by 57 runs. India defeated South Africa by 67 runs before demolishing BMS England by ten wickets.
The India versus England match was a no-contest. South Africa were dismissed for 84 in 13.4 overs.
In Group B, Crane Bank East Africa beat Rwenzori Uganda by six wickets and Sri Lanka by 47 runs at Kyambogo to reach the semifinals. Uganda defeated Calypso Boys Trinidad and Tobago by 51 runs to remain on course ahead of Saturday’s last group ties.
West Indies cricket great Brian Lara will grace the final on Sunday.