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January 25, 2009Posted by Andrew McGlashan on 01/25/2009 in World Cricket League
Uganda hold on against Afghanistan
Uganda held on for a 14-run victory in their opening World Cricket League Division 3 match despite a brave fightback from Afghanistan who slumped to 53 for 6 in their run chase.
Hong Kong opened their campaign with a comfortable win against hosts Argentina at the Hurlingham Club Ground, while Papua New Guinea had few problems in their six-wicket victory against Cayman Islands at the Belgrano Athletic Club Ground.
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