its all over. Savala played all around a straight ball. It hit him on the pads and all the team goes up. Umpire Smith raises the finger. Savala is out for a golden duck!
PNG U19 vs Kenya U19, at Strabane, Aug 03 2011 - Ball by Ball Commentary
So PNG win this game by 66 runs. Both teams lost lots of early wickets and PNG recovered and Kenya didnt.
Allan was the pick of the Kenyian batsmen, once he got out the wickets just kept tumbling.
It wasnt because of good bowling either. There was just a number of poor shots to some shoddy bowling.
Both Vanua and Kent got three wicket each.
The difference between the two teams was the 82 scored by Tom. He came in at number 9 and changed the game.
He has just been named man of the match.
So todays result means that both teams have won two and lost three.
Tomorrow we have a rest day so the next round of games will be on Friday.
Thats just leaves me to thank you for following my coverage today, this is Justin Smyth saying goodbye from Sunny Strabane.
Match State: Drinks
So we have the Kenyian team very much in the same position as when PNG batted.
Its going to take a good partnership from here to take them to the target.
the ball pitched on middle stump and he was looking to flick the ball into the legside. He missed and they all go up. Umpire Smith gives it out. Nine down now
good length ball which he drives and just drops in front of point
goes for a cut and misses the ball.
hits the pads and drops into the legside
looped up and drove the ball past point
cuts off the backfoot to point
looped up and defended back down the wicket
cuts off the back foot to the cover sweeper
short again and pulled round the corner to fine leg
short ball which should have been hit for 6 and he mistimes the pull
outside offstump and through to the keeper
short and hit to the cover sweeper
outside offstump and through to the keeper
cut through point and stopped just before the boundary
hits the ball back to the bowler
cut through the covers
cuts past point
hit straight to extra cover
lots of loop and hit to mid-off