| The Hong Kong senior
team will travel to Singapore to compete in the ACC Trophy 2002 during
9-22 July 2002.
Hong
Kong Team
Rahul Sharma (Captain),Ravi
Sujanani, Roy Lamsam, Ilyas Gul, Alex French, Chris Williams, Tabarak
Dar, Jawaid Iqbal, Saleem Malik. Mohammad Zubair, Mohammed Jamshaid, Sher
Lama, David Mallinson, Tim Smart
Reserves: Grayson
Tyndale, Dyutish Chaudhuri, Manoj Cheruparambil, Mark Davies
Officials: Yarman
Vachha (Manager), Lal Jayasinghe (Coach)
Contact
Information
The Hong Kong team
will be staying at the following hotel in Singapore:
Holiday Inn Park
View, Singapore
11 Cavenagh Road
Singapore 229616
Tel: +65 6733 8333
Fax: +65 6734 4593 Hong
Kong's Draw & Results Summary
Hong Kong has been
placed in Group B together with hosts Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and
The Maldives. Group A comprises teams from Nepal, UAE, Oman, Qatar and
Kuwait. Teams in each group play one another in the preliminary round,
with the two top teams in each group at the conclusion of the preliminary
round advancing to the semi-finals. Winners of each semi-final will meet
in the final forthe prestigious ACC Trophy. Both finalists also qualify
to play in the Asia Cup alongide test playing countries Pakistan, India,
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
| Date |
Match |
Venue |
Result |
| 10.07.02 |
Hong Kong
v. Singapore |
Kallang |
Hong Kong 212-5
(T Smart 23, R Sujanani 43, T Dar 56, R Sharma 43*, M Jamshaid 28)
beat Singapore 206-8 (Z Shroff 101*, K Mendis 45, J Dearing 28; S
Lama 5-34) by 6 runs [Full
Scorecard | Match Report] |
| 12.07.02 |
Hong Kong
v. Thailand |
India
Assoc. |
Hong Kong 326-5
(D Mallinson 88, I Gul 68, R Sharma 105, T Dar 26*; V Silpaphanichkun
3-63) beat Thailand 95 (S Suphavadeeprasit 36*; C Williams 2-23, R
Lamsam 2-19; R Sharma 3-13, I Gul 2-1) by 231 runs [Full
Scorecard | Match Report] |
| 14.07.02 |
Hong Kong
v. Malaysia |
SCC |
Hong Kong 159
(R Sujanani 31, R Sharma 28, S Malik 24; S Navaratnam 4-27, C P Cheong
2-39) lost to Malaysia 160-9 (R Madhaven 20, S Navaratnam 33, Y Imran
37; S Lama 3-24) by 1 wkt [Full
Scorecard | Match Report] |
| 15.07.02 |
Hong Kong
v. Maldives |
Kallang |
Hong Kong 347-2
(A French 203*, D Mallinson 55, R Sharma 61) beat Maldives 259 (M
Aflam 54, M Kaleem 91, I Hussain 51; M Zubair 2-35, R Lamsam 2-35,
J Iqbal 3-41, R Sharma 2-44) by 88 runs [Full
Scorecard | Match Report] |
| 19.07.02 |
Semi-final
Hong Kong v. UAE |
Kallang |
UAE 280-7 (A
Saeed 55, A Ali 40, M Khaliq 41, K Khan 23, M Baksh 41, Naeemuddin
40; S Lama 2-44, R Sharma 2-37) beat Hong Kong 193 (D Mallinson 37,
R Sharma 35, S Malik 52; A Saeed 2-12, K Khan 4-46, A Ali 2-40, M
Tauqeer 2-47) by 87 runs [Full
Scorecard | Match Report] |
Match
Reports/Notes
Hong
Kong vs. Singapore - Match was reduced to 36 overs per side due to
rain. Singapore's target reduced by 10 runs due to slow over-rate. Sensational
collapse by Singapore leaves Hong Kong victors by 6 runs.
Hong
Kong vs. Thailand - Match was reduced to 48 overs per side due to
wet outfield caused by overnight rain.
Hong
Kong vs. Malaysia - Malaysia were awarded the victory in controversial
circumstances after it was initially thought the match had ended in a
tie. During a recheck of the scores, it was discovered that a leg bye
scored in one of the latter overs had not been added to the Malaysians'
total score. Therefore it was deemed that the winning run was scored by
the Malaysians in the 49th over and that the final over (though bowled
and a wicket taken by Hong Kong without additional runs being scored)
was considered irrelevant. A protest by the Hong Kong team over the result
was dismissed by the match referee.
Hong
Kong vs. Maldives - Alex French's 203* was scored off 158 balls and
included 21 fours and 1 six. [Report
from SCA Website]
Hong
Kong vs. UAE
Statistics
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