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October 5, 2009Posted by Nishi Narayanan on 10/05/2009 in World Cricket League
Sierra Leone make a strong start
Sierra Leone sent a warning to the other teams with an impressive first-up performance, while hosts, Malawi, scored their second successive win on day two of the World Cricket League Africa Division 3 tournament in Blantyre.
The home-grown Sierra Leone vindicated their decision to bat first by scoring 255 for 7 in its 50 overs. It then bowled out Gambia for 74 from 27.2 overs to win by 181 runs. Meanwhile the young Rwandan team bowled out the experienced Malawians for 172 in 44.2 overs, but could not recover from a slow early start to reach just 126 in 42.1 overs. Malawi won by 46 runs.
Posted by: Varun at October 7, 2009 10:44 AM
Go Sierra Leone....I hope to see you in the top teams someday
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