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The two bowlers claimed four wickets each to consign Hong Kong to a 58-run loss and the last spot in the World Cup qualifier

Nepal were out of contention for the Super Sixes, but they kept their hopes of securing ODI status alive

The Hong Kong offspinner's bowling action was reported by the match officials following his side's game against Afghanistan last week

Despite stalling late in their innings, Zimbabwe put up a total that proved to be well out of Hong Kong's reach

The offspinner savoured a career-best 4 for 33 against a fancied Afghanistan team at the Bulawayo Athletic Club

Hong Kong scored their first ever ODI win over a Full Member when they beat Afghanistan by 30 runs on a rainy afternoon at the Bulawayo Athletic Club

The offspinner restricted Hong Kong to just 91, and then the Scotland captain Kyle Coetzer led his side to their second win in two matches

Given the presence of four Full Members and the high-stakes nature of the tournament, good viewership figures can be expected, but bringing it to that audience might not yet be a cost-effective undertaking

Mark Chapman was left out of the 15-man squad, after he made himself unavailable for selection due to his commitments with Auckland in New Zealand's domestic competitions

He made 104 but UAE were bowled out for 195. Then Nepal were cruising the chase at 90 for 3 only to end up 132 all out

The three teams join table-toppers Netherlands in the qualifiers while Kenya drop to division two ahead of the final set of WCL matches

Hong Kong were bowled out twice under 150 runs within the first two days of the four-day Intercontinental Cup match

The tournament will begin in March 2018, where ten teams play for the two spots left for the 2019 World Cup

Jamie Atkinson top scored for Hong Kong with 76, which helped them post a total of 194

Several Irishmen had served as Associate representatives on ICC committees and these spots will open up as a result of Ireland's change to Full Member status

Netherlands held off another furious charge by Hong Kong to pull out a 13-run win at Tin Kwong Road, completing a two-match WCL Championship sweep to strengthen their hold on first place

Netherlands overcame a maiden century by Hong Kong's Anshy Rath and a 197-run WCL Championship-record partnership between Rath and Babar Hayat to secure a tense five-run win at Tin Kwong Road

Cooper and Pieter Seelar batted out 79 overs on the fourth day and added a record 288 runs for the sixth wicket to ensure a draw for Netherlands against Hong Kong

Hong Kong and Netherlands dueled to a high-scoring draw in the maiden first-class match played on Hong Kong soil

Imran Haider, the legspinner, took four wickets in his second ODI to help United Arab Emirates record a six-wicket win over Hong Kong in their tri-series fixture in Dubai