Mark Eames

Much was riding on Hong Kong's second match at the World Cricket League Tournament in Darwin. Having lost their opening match against Uganda the previous day, Hong Kong faced a 'must win' game against Cayman Islands if they had any illusions of making the

Hong Kong found out just how tough this tournament is going to be when they took on one of the competition favourites, Uganda, at the Kahlin Oval, Darwin on 27th May 2007.

A rusty looking Hong Kong struggled in the early stages of their warm up match at the ICC World Cricket League Division Three tournament at the Marrar Oval No. 2 Ground in Darwin before pulling off a sensational one wicket victory with 5 balls to spare.

The Hong Kong team departs later today for Darwin to contest the ICC World Cricket League Division Three competition. There is plenty riding on the compeition - a top two finish will ensure promotion to WCL Division Two with a tournament in Namibia in Nov

England 86 for 0 (Croft 31*, Ali 31*, Maynard 20*, Nazir 0-9) v Pakistan 65 for 4 (Nazir 27, Latif 24, Croft 2-4) Scorecard Robert Croft gave David Graveney, the chairman of selectors, who was watching on from the sidelines, a timely reminder