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Fly Emirates rout ECB Greens
Rehan Adil held centre-stage as Fly Emirates trounced ECB Greens by 158 runs in the 38th Bukhatir League ‘A’ Division Tournament, organised by Sharjah Cricket Council, at Sharjah stadium on Tuesday night.
The talented all-rounder first hammered a blazing 103 off just 41 balls with six fours and 11 sixes and then claimed five wickets for 47 runs to run through the ECB batting line-up. Fly Emirates, one of the premier outfits in the country, wasted no time in seizing control of the match when they posted a massive 327 before being all out in the 50th over.
Experienced Amjad Javed (77 off 72 balls with seven fours and four sixes), Arshad Ali (31 off 51 balls) and Lalith Dhanayake (27 off 42 balls) further added to the woes of a struggling ECB Greens attack with some fine batting.
Brief scores:
Fly Emirates beat ECB Greens by 158 runs: Fly Emirates 327 all out in 50 overs (Rehan Adil 103, Amjad Javed 77, Arshad Ali 31, Lalith Dhanayake 27; Mohsin Khan 2-43, Suri 2-51) ECB Greens 169 all out in 35.5 overs (Pankaj Samant 51, Dan D’Souza 37, Satya Ramesh 20, Chopra 20; Rehan Adil 5-47, Nigel Fernandes 3-17). Man of the match: Rehan Adil of Fly Emirates. Umpires: Syed Shabbir Ali and Arshad Ansari. Scorer: Zameel Hameed.
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