ICC World Cricket League East Asia-Pacific Region Division One Twenty20 – Papua New Guinea v http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Japan-c2928 – First Innings Recap
Series http://www.senore.com/Cricket/ICC-World-Cup-2011-c100625 World Cricket League East Asia-Pacific Region Division One Twenty20 series took place at
the Colts Cricket Ground at Port Moresby on the July 5, 2011.
So far, the New Guinea side has remained triumphant throughout the tournament, while the Japanese have not yet secured any win.
The first innings of the match took off with New Guinea winning the toss and opting to bat.
Asadollah Vala and http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Naoki-Alexander-Miyaji-c78595.
The opening batsmen gave no chance to the Japanese bowlers and made use of all the loose deliveries producing the smacking start for their side.
The pair engaged in a destructive partnership after hiking the team’s total to a brilliant 119 till the 11th over.
However, the first wicket for the New Guinea team came up after Ura was caught out by http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Ko-Irie-c71601 off Nautsune Miyaji’s wicket.
Ura walked out strong after scoring a half century and adding an adequate total of 53 runs to his team’s total. The player’s innings included 7 boundaries.
For the New Guinea squad, the loss did not change anything after http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Christopher-Ralai-Amini-c50975 made his way to the pitch as the next player in.
Amini and Vala continued with the innings, adding massive runs to the team’s total.
After engaging in a 75 runs partnership with Amini, Vala’s sky scrapping innings finally came to an end.
Vala played a striking innings after scoring a total of 116 runs. His innings included 14 boundaries and 5 sixes. The player’s wicket taker was NA Miyaji.
Vala’s loss came in the 18th over of the session. By now, New Guinea had aggregated a sufficient total of 194 runs with a loss of 2 wickets.
However, with the close of the 18th over, Amini too left the crease after being caught out by Hanif Kahn.
With the innings already entering the final overs of the session, proud New Guinea captain http://www.senore.com/Cricket/John-Boge-Reva-c67425 finally brought a close to the session with a total of 225 runs with a loss of just 3 wickets. The New Guinea
innings included 23 boundaries and 7 sixes.
As for the Japanese bowlers, the only wicket takers were the Miyajis. NA Miyaji remained as the highest wicket taker securing 2 wickets while http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Naotsune-Miyaji-c78604 earned one for his side.
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