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Tanzim takes 4

All Out for 106

Bangladesh 5 down for 52

I'd say, the host(s) and the semi finalists qualify directly, and the rest go to the qualifiers. But some full members won't agree to this, although this could be very good format.

Japan will take part in ACC's Asia Cup pathways, i.e. ACC Challenger Cup/Premier Cup. But will compete in EAP regional qualifiers for ICC events. At least that's the case for now. This might be amended in the future though. Japan are placed in EAP's sub-regional qualifiers already for the...

Nope. They are still in EAP region. Turns out ICC's Asia region is not related to ACC in any way. One team can be a member of the ACC, and still not be in ICC's Asia regional pathway.

Wait until Japan makes the cut instead

Namibia chose to field. Will be an 11-over game.

They'll probably host it if they are playing in it. That Mirpur pitch will come handy 1718477521 I feel a little tease from Scotland directed towards the south

Looking at current rankings, if Scotland and Netherlands advance to Super 8, England will qualify to next T20 World Cup on rankings, along with Pakistan and New Zealand, leaving Bangladesh to play the qualifier.

Nepal lost quick wickets, starting with Sah, then followed by Dipendra and Aasif, then everyone else. Aasif and Sah made a partnership of 50 runs. Also they were going at about 8 an over. So their wickets was a turning point.

Yeah, by the rules, should have been a wide. Everybody got into that run out in that last ball that they forgot about the wide haha. Bad luck for Nepal I guess. They played brilliantly. Had they won this one, then a win against Bangladesh would give them a spot in the Super 8. Gulshan couldn't...

I like how some of the Ugandan fast bowlers are clocking 140, 145 kmph.

Also, that's two consecutive T20I wins vs Ireland for Canada. The last match between these two before today was in 2019 T20 World Cup Qualifier in the UAE, which Canada won by 10 runs.

Woops! Missed that. My bad. Let me correct that :sweat:

Any more associates likely for Super 8? Group B is tricky. All of Scotland and Namibia are capable teams, but with England and Australia in the group, it is difficult. Group C seems unlikely. It's two of West Indies, Afghanistan, or New Zealand only. Unless PNG and Uganda do something...

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