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Hong Kong cricket: action from the weekend’s T20 Premier League matches

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Hong Kong Cricket Club’s Kinchit Shah is bowled by United Services Recreation Club’s Mohammad Ghazanfar as wicketkeeper Umar Muhammad (right) reacts during their Men’s Premier League match Hong Kong Cricket Club. USRC won by nine wickets. Photo: Edmond So
Luke Jones (20) top scored for HKCC in their innings of 75 all out. Photo: Edmond So
United Services Recreation Club’s bowler Sheryar Khan bowls to HKCC’s Ninad Shah. Khan took two wickets for 13 runs from his three overs. Photo: Edmond So
United Services Recreation Club’s Imran Arif (left) and Akbar Khan (right) celebrate after seeing their side to victory against Hong Kong Cricket Club. Photo: Edmond So
In the first game of the day at Hong Kong Cricket Club, the women’s team beat USRC-Lantau by 105 runs. Emma Lai scored 28 as her side made 154 for nine in 20 overs, and then took four wickets for 10 runs as their opponents were dismissed for 49. Photo: Edmond So
HKCC wicketkeeper Lemon Cheung looks on as Betty Chan bowls to USRC-Lantau’ Kaur Mahekdeep. Photo: Edmond So
HKCC’s Mya Gardner bowls to USRC-Lantau’s Charlyn Calizo. Gardner took one wicket for eight runs from her three overs. Photo: Edmond So
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Hong Kong Cricket Club’s Kinchit Shah is bowled by United Services Recreation Club’s Mohammad...Hong Kong Cricket Club’s Kinchit Shah is bowled by United Services Recreation Club’s Mohammad Ghazanfar as...
September 25, 2022
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Hong Kong cricket: action from the weekend’s T20 Premier League matches

The city’s best men’s and women’s teams were in action on Sunday, with big wins for United...

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Hong Kong Cricket Club’s Kinchit Shah is bowled by United Services Recreation Club’s Mohammad Ghazanfar as wicketkeeper Umar Muhammad (right) reacts during their Men’s Premier League match Hong Kong Cricket Club. USRC won by nine wickets. Photo: Edmond So
Luke Jones (20) top scored for HKCC in their innings of 75 all out. Photo: Edmond So
United Services Recreation Club’s bowler Sheryar Khan bowls to HKCC’s Ninad Shah. Khan took two wickets for 13 runs from his three overs. Photo: Edmond So
United Services Recreation Club’s Imran Arif (left) and Akbar Khan (right) celebrate after seeing their side to victory against Hong Kong Cricket Club. Photo: Edmond So
In the first game of the day at Hong Kong Cricket Club, the women’s team beat USRC-Lantau by 105 runs. Emma Lai scored 28 as her side made 154 for nine in 20 overs, and then took four wickets for 10 runs as their opponents were dismissed for 49. Photo: Edmond So
HKCC wicketkeeper Lemon Cheung looks on as Betty Chan bowls to USRC-Lantau’ Kaur Mahekdeep. Photo: Edmond So
HKCC’s Mya Gardner bowls to USRC-Lantau’s Charlyn Calizo. Gardner took one wicket for eight runs from her three overs. Photo: Edmond So
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Hong Kong Cricket Club’s Kinchit Shah is bowled by United Services Recreation Club’s Mohammad Ghazanfar as wicketkeeper Umar Muhammad (right) reacts during their Men’s Premier League match Hong Kong Cricket Club. USRC won by nine wickets. Photo: Edmond So
Luke Jones (20) top scored for HKCC in their innings of 75 all out. Photo: Edmond So
United Services Recreation Club’s bowler Sheryar Khan bowls to HKCC’s Ninad Shah. Khan took two wickets for 13 runs from his three overs. Photo: Edmond So
United Services Recreation Club’s Imran Arif (left) and Akbar Khan (right) celebrate after seeing their side to victory against Hong Kong Cricket Club. Photo: Edmond So
In the first game of the day at Hong Kong Cricket Club, the women’s team beat USRC-Lantau by 105 runs. Emma Lai scored 28 as her side made 154 for nine in 20 overs, and then took four wickets for 10 runs as their opponents were dismissed for 49. Photo: Edmond So
HKCC wicketkeeper Lemon Cheung looks on as Betty Chan bowls to USRC-Lantau’ Kaur Mahekdeep. Photo: Edmond So
HKCC’s Mya Gardner bowls to USRC-Lantau’s Charlyn Calizo. Gardner took one wicket for eight runs from her three overs. Photo: Edmond So
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