low full toss driven to long on and Hong Kong have done it!
Malaysia vs Hong Kong, 1st Quarter-Final at Incheon, Sep 30 2014 - Ball by Ball Commentary
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1st Quarter-Final, Incheon, September 30, 2014, Asian Games Men's Cricket Competition
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Malaysia had their chances, literally, Nizakat their hero (no, not forgetting what you did with the ball, Nadeem) was dropped twice and as much as his partners struggled, he ran hard and hit hard and Malaysia just bowled looser than they'd have liked. Agonising for any side to lose a close game, especially when the losers know they could so easily have won. Hong Kong go through to meet the winners of tomorrow's quarter-final between Afghanistan and Nepal. We're back in a couple of hours with the second quarter-final between South Korea and Sri Lanka. The move to a gold medal that so many of these teams so palpably want continues! Thanks for being with us up to now.
19.4
2
Suharril Fetri to Nizakat Khan, 2 runs
19.3
2b
Suharril Fetri to Nizakat Khan, 2 byes
full toss outside off, misses, 'keeper does too
19.2
3
Suharril Fetri to Chapman, 3 runs
wide of off again, dinks it around the corner
19.1
•
Suharril Fetri to Chapman, no run
wide outside off, chased and missed
Nizakat puts his arm around Chapman, pep-talk. Fetri to bowl the biggest over of his life up to now, over the wicket to the left-hander
end of over 1912 runs
HKG: 123/3CRR: 6.47 • RRR: 7.00
Nizakat Khan61 (46b 6x4 2x6)
Mark Chapman10 (19b)
Suresh Navaratnam 4-0-26-0
Nazril Rahman 4-0-23-2
Hong Kong's over, game now swinging towards them. 6 balls away from the semi-final
18.6
2
Navaratnam to Nizakat Khan, 2 runs
full, on middle and leg, driven to extra cover
18.5
4
Navaratnam to Nizakat Khan, FOUR runs
full, slammed back over the ball, you can hear the Hong Kong camp's roar from 100 yards away, tension-breaking boundary
18.4
1
Navaratnam to Chapman, 1 run
driven to mid-off
18.3
2lb
Navaratnam to Chapman, 2 leg byes
18.2
2
Navaratnam to Chapman, 2 runs
slices a drive away, over backward point, Faiz running back expected the ball to go past him, instead it lands flush on the back of his head! Feels hurt in more ways than one
Chapman has struggled so far, still has time to make an impact
18.1
1
Navaratnam to Nizakat Khan, 1 run
short, pulled away from middle, on the bounce to long on
end of over 183 runs
HKG: 111/3CRR: 6.16 • RRR: 9.50
Mark Chapman7 (16b)
Nizakat Khan54 (43b 5x4 2x6)
Nazril Rahman 4-0-23-2
Faruq Hakimin 4-0-25-0
Just 2 overs left between these sides and a place in the Asian Games semi-finals. That was Malaysia's over, they're getting back into this!
17.6
•
Nazril Rahman to Chapman, no run
play and miss to a ball that just shaves off stump
17.5
•
Nazril Rahman to Chapman, no run
goes across to off to play to leg, ball follows him, and passes through Chapman's legs
17.4
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Nazril Rahman to Chapman, no run
backs away to a play a length delivery on leg to off, point is in quickly
17.3
1
Nazril Rahman to Nizakat Khan, 1 run
short, short-arm pulled to mid-on, throw hits but he's in safe
17.2
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Nazril Rahman to Nizakat Khan, no run
steps to leg to drive to off, back of a length ball, doesn't connect well
17.1
2
Nazril Rahman to Nizakat Khan, 2 runs
full, on leg, hint of inswing, driven to midwicket
South Korea who have quite the most splendid uniforms at the Asian Games have arrived to play their quarter-final against Sri Lanka
end of over 177 runs
HKG: 108/3CRR: 6.35 • RRR: 7.33
Mark Chapman7 (13b)
Nizakat Khan51 (40b 5x4 2x6)
Faruq Hakimin 4-0-25-0
Suresh Navaratnam 3-0-16-0
16.6
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Faruq Hakimin to Chapman, no run
full on off, driven to cover
16.5
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Faruq Hakimin to Chapman, no run
comes down the track, almost yorks himself
16.4
1
Faruq Hakimin to Nizakat Khan, 1 run
comes down the track to drive to long on
16.3
1
Faruq Hakimin to Chapman, 1 run
50 for Nizakat, gave chances but played as well as his team wanted nevertheless
16.2
1
Faruq Hakimin to Nizakat Khan, 1 run
full, driven to straight long on along the ground
16.1
4
Faruq Hakimin to Nizakat Khan, FOUR runs
CHANCE swung from middle straight to wide long on, fielder saw it late gets fingers on it when it could have been the palms instead
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