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January 26, 2009Posted by Martin Williamson on 01/26/2009 in World Cricket League
Afghanistan back on track
After an opening-day defeat, Afghanistan put themselves back in contention with a 13-run win over much-fancied Hong Kong at Belgrano on the second day of the ICC World Cricket League Division 3. The match went to the wire thanks to Hong Kong's late-order batting, with 98 added for the last two wickets.
Click here for a full report on the second day of the ICC World Cricket League Division 3
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- PNG appoint Peter Anderson as coach
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- Big room for Canadian improvement
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- Supersport extends East Africa TV deal
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- Netherlands gain major sponsorship deal
- Can't wait to bowl at No. 1 team - Hassan
- Three teams vie for African title