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HuaweiABU DHABI — Inspired by Nasir’s five wicket haul, Preston University, Ajman outclassed International Institute of Technology and Management (IITM) by seven wickets in the semifinals of the Challenger Cup of the Interface Gulf Cup cricket tournament at the Shaikh Zayed Stadium on Friday.
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