Emirates Cricket Board Announces Team to Represent the UAE in Upcoming ODI TRI-Series Against Nepal

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Published January 10th, 2019 - 07:58 GMT

Matches will be played on January 25th, 26th and 28th 2019 at the ICC Academy, Dubai Sports City
Matches will be played on January 25th, 26th and 28th 2019 at the ICC Academy, Dubai Sports City

Emirates Cricket Board has today announced the team that will represent the UAE in the opening match of the upcoming ODI tri-series against Nepal.

To be played in the UAE the first match will be played on Friday January 25th, the second match scheduled Saturday January 26th with the series wrapping-up on Monday January 28th (2019).  All matches will be played at the ICC Academy (ICCA) at Dubai Sports City, starting at 9.30am (UAE time).

Entry to watch all matches is free, and with what is anticipated to be a highly-popular series, access to the ICCA will be strictly limited where entry will be on a first-come-first-served basis. Subsequently, to satisfy the cricket-loving community and in an exciting first for Emirates Cricket, Friday’s opening match will be live-streamed (more details to follow).

Waleed Bukhatir, Emirates Cricket Board Member and Chief Selector said; “We are delighted to welcome Nepal to the UAE for this (ODI) tri-series, and we expect a strong performance from our team under the captaincy of Naveed.” “We are also very excited to take the match to a wider, international audience through live streaming, and we anticipate this will be exceptionally well received across the region.” added Bukhatir.

 The team that will represent the UAE, in the opening match on Friday January 25th, is;

 Muhammad Naveed (C)

 Muhammad Usman (VC)

 Ashfaq Ahmed

 Chirag Suri

 Shaiman Anwar

 Mohammed Boota 

 Ghulam Shabber

 Imran Haider 

 Tahir Mughal

 Amir Hayat 

 Zahoor Khan

 Qadeer Ahmed

 Fahad Nawaz

 Abdul Shakoor

 Sultan Ahmed

 C.P Rizwan

Background Information

Emirates Cricket Board

Emirates Cricket is the governing body for the sport of cricket in the United Arab Emirates. The Emirates Cricket Board is responsible for overseeing all aspects of play within the four councils, as well as in all other Emirates. 
Emirates Cricket’s Councils include Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai and Sharjah. The remaining Emirates under the Board are Fujairah, and Ras Al Khaimah. 
Emirates Cricket is an Associate Member of the International Cricket Council (ICC).

 

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