World Cup Matches Results: United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates (UAE) appeared in the ODI World Cup for the only time in 1996. 2015 World Cup is their second appearance. In 1996 they did manage to win a game against Netherlands. They ended losing other four group matches to the test playing nations. Led by Sultan Zarawani, they could score two half-centuries and achieve a 5-wicket haul during their campaign.

World Cup 2015: Schedules and Results

1996
Match 1: South Africa def UAE by 169 runs
10 wickets fell in the match, Gary Kirsten set the record of highest individual score of World Cup and UAEs only achievement was of not being bowled out against the strong South African bowling.

    MOM: Gary Kirsten (188*)
    Score: South Africa 321/2, UAE 152/8

Match 2: England def UAE by 8 wickets
Batting first UAE could bat only for 48.3 overs and sufferred another easy defeat.

    MOM: Neil Smith (3/29
    Score: UAE 136, Eng 140/2 (35 overs)

Match 3: Pakistan def UAE by 9 wickets
Again only 10 wickets fell in the match and UAE batted its quota of 33 overs in the game of reduced number of overs.

    MOM: Mushtaw Ahmed (3/16 (7 overs)
    Score: UAE 109/9 (33), Pak 112/1 (18 overs)

Match 4: New Zealand def UAE by 109 runs
Afghan batsmen lasted again for the entire innings, while the bowlers did not let the Kiwis reach 300 runs.

    MOM: Roger Twose (92)
    Score: NZ 276/8 (47), 167/9 (47)

Match 5: UAE def Netherlands by 7 wickets
After losing all the first four matches, UAE created history by winning the first ever ODI match played between two Associate teams. Opener Saleem Raza (84) and Mohammad Ishaq (51*) became the first two Afghan players to score half-centuries for Afghanistan.

    MOM: Shaukat Dukanwala (5/29)
    Score: Netherlands 216/9, UAE 220/3 (44.2)

UAE Squad for 1996 World Cup

    Captian: Sultan Zarawani
    Wicketkeeper: Imtiaz Abbasi
    Other Players: Arshad Laeeq, Azhar Saeed, Mazhar Hussain, Mohammad Aslam, Mohammad Ishaq, Vijay Mehra, Ganesh Mylvaganam, Saeed-Al-Saffar, Saleem Raza, Johanne Samarasekera, Shaukat Dukanwala, Shehzad Altaf

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