CSE
Toss Index889.5 +1.67%Match Index3,795.5 +0.00%Pakistan Women tour of Sri Lanka 2026 · CSXM225 SL-W vs PAK-W +0.00%M224 LS vs SB −2.00%M223 CLK vs GG +4.29%M222 LS-W vs SB-W −1.67%M221 BP vs WF +2.14%M220 BP-W vs WF-W −1.25%M219 MSG vs TR +1.67%M218 MSG-W vs TR-W +2.78%M217 SL-W vs PAK-W +5.00%M216 SB vs BP +3.00%Toss Index889.5 +1.67%Match Index3,795.5 +0.00%Pakistan Women tour of Sri Lanka 2026 · CSXM225 SL-W vs PAK-W +0.00%M224 LS vs SB −2.00%M223 CLK vs GG +4.29%M222 LS-W vs SB-W −1.67%M221 BP vs WF +2.14%M220 BP-W vs WF-W −1.25%M219 MSG vs TR +1.67%M218 MSG-W vs TR-W +2.78%M217 SL-W vs PAK-W +5.00%M216 SB vs BP +3.00%
✓ Finished24 Sept 2023 · Bayuemas Oval

Papua New Guinea vs Hong Kong Full Scorecard & Match Results6th Match, Tri-Series 2023 · 8:00 am IST

PNG
PNG · Home
90/9 (18.4)
VS
FULL TIME
HK
HK · Away
89/9 (20)
🏆 Papua New Guinea won by 1 wicket
Nasrulla Rana
★ Player of the Match
17 runs25 balls0 ×4s1 ×6sSR 686 wkts
HK

Hong Kong · 1st Innings Scorecard

20 ov · Bayuemas Oval
89/9
RR 4.45 · 20 ov

Hong Kong Batters

BatterRB4s6sSR
c Charles Amini b John Kariko
12190063.16
Muhammad Khan
c Kiplin Doriga b Norman Vanua
0600NA
c Assad Vala b Alei Nao
141311107.69
Shiv Mathur
c Lega Siaka
111010110
Akbar Khan
c Semo Kamea b Charles Amini
7140050
c Lega Siaka b Michael Charlie
17250168
Not Out
21270077.78
c Alei Nao b Charles Amini
0100NA
Niaz Ali
b Semo Kamea
0300NA
c Kiplin Doriga
2200100
Extras
5(b 0, lb 0, w 5, nb 0)
Total
89/9 in 20 ov · RR 4.45

HK Fall of wickets

9 wickets · 20 ov
1
2/1 (1.5)
Muhammad Khan, 1.5 ov
2
28/2 (5.6)
Babar Hayat, 5.6 ov
3
30/3 (6.4)
Nizakat Khan, 6.4 ov
4
48/4 (9.6)
Shiv Mathur, 9.6 ov
5
49/5 (10.4)
Akbar Khan, 10.4 ov
6
84/6 (17.6)
Nasrulla Rana, 17.6 ov
7
85/7 (18.4)
Ayush Shukla, 18.4 ov
8
86/8 (19.2)
Niaz Ali, 19.2 ov
9
89/9 (19.6)

PAPUA NEW GUINEA BOWLER

6 bowlers used
BowlerOMRWECO
John Kariko
401714.25
Norman Vanua
302117
Semo Kamea
301013.33
Alei Nao
311013.33
Michael Charlie
301615.33
Charles Amini
401523.75

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