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T20 World Cup 2014, Afghanistan Vs Hong kong

1-Hong Kong got off to a poor start, losing Irfan Ahmed first ball

2-Jamie Atkinson then led Hong Kong's early charge with 31

3-Mark Chapman took a blow on his helmet early in his innings from Dawlat Zadran

4-Chapman recovered to top-score with 38

5-Chapman then lost his leg stump to Dawlat Zadran

6-Mohammad Nabi pulled things back for Afghanistan with two quick wickets

7-The Hong Kong lower order lost regular wickets and were limited to 153

8-The drop really cost Hong Kong as Shahzad gave Afghanistan the upper hand

9-Aizaz Khan dropped a sitter in the outfield when Shahzad was on 24

10-Shahzad smashed 68 off 53 balls with three sixes

11-After Shahzad's exit, it was Shafiqullah who powered Bangladesh home with an unbeaten 51 off just 24 balls

T20 World Cup 2014, Bangladesh Vs Nepal

1-Bangaldesh chose to bowl in Chittagong and Farhad Reza provided the first breakthrough in the fourth over, dismissing Subash Khakurel

2-Khakurel's opening partner Sagar Pun was prepared to bide time as he used up 19 balls for his 12

3-However, Al-Amin Hossain struck twice in three balls to reduce Nepal to 39 for 3 in the seventh over

4-But Nepal captain Paras Khadka constructed an important 85-run stand for the fourth wicket with Sharad Vesawkar

5-Khadka was dismissed in the 19th over for a 35-ball 41

6-Vesawkar, who scored 40, was dismissed off the last delivery of the innings. Nepal finished on 126 for 5

7-Anamul Haque set the tone of the chase with a six and a four in the first over

8-Tamim Iqbal joined in too as Bangladesh added brisk 63 for the first wicket

T20 World Cup 2014, Zimbawe Vs Ireland

1-Zimbabwe lost an early wicket after being sent in, but Hamilton Masakadza played a few inventive shots

2-Alex Cusack let Masakadza off when he was on 13, and Zimbabwe moved confidently past

3-Masakadza and Brendan Taylor were looking dangerous when Andy McBrine came on and struck twice

4-Taylor carried on to score 59, and Zimbabwe set Ireland a target of 164

5-Paul Stirling was aggressive at the start of Ireland's chase

6-William Porterfield gave him good support at the other end

7-The openers added 80, and Ireland seemed to be running away with the game

8-But Zimbabwe pulled things back with a clump of wickets. Tendai Chatara bowled economically and removed Stirling for 60

9-It came down to the last ball, off which Ireland sneaked the winning bye to leave Zimbabwe's players in a state of dejection

T20 World Cup 2014, UAE Vs Netherland

1-United Arab Emirates won the toss and opted to bat but suffered an early setback when they lost both openers within the first two overs. Khurram Khan, the UAE captain, set his side back

2-Tom Cooper, at the centre of a selection controversy, struck twice in the 11th over, sending back Patil and Khurram

3-Shaiman Anwar then boosted the UAE total with a 19-ball 32 but his dismissal in the 16th over held the side back from scoring big runs at the end of their innings

4-The Netherlands bowlers did their part by keeping things tight. Ahsan Malik took quick wickets and finished as the most successful bowler for Netherlands with figures of 3 for 16

5-Netherlands' chase was led by openers Stephan Myburgh and Michael Swart, who added 69 in 40 balls. Myburgh struck a brisk 55 off 36 balls with seven fours and two sixes

6-Netherlands did not flounder despite losing their openers in a short span. Cooper reinforced his value with an unbeaten 34 that guided the side to a win in the 19th over

T20 World Cup 2014, Afghanistan Vs Bangladesh

1-Bangladesh's decision to bowl was vindicated off the very first ball when Mohammad Shahzad went for an ill-advised slog and was caught in the covers

2-Shakib Al Hasan pushed the hosts' advantage with two wickets in the fifth over as the Mirpur pitch offered considerable turn and bounce

3-Sabbir Rahman, who had dropped a dolly earlier, ran out Nawroz Mangal with a direct hit and the score flagged to 36 for 4

4-There were very little contributions further down as Afghanistan were bundled out for 72, their lowest T20 total

5-Tamim Iqbal took the chase off to a bright start

6-Afghanistan's frustration boiled over as Shahzad and Dawlat Zadran were involved in verbal altercations prompting the umpires to intervene

7-However, Anamul Haque was not perturbed as he struck a 33-ball 44. His third six of the innings sealed the game for Bangladesh

T20 World Cup 2014, Nepaal Vs Hong Kong

1-Nepal were put in and were given a decent start by the openers. Subash Khakurel made 22 off 16

2-Hong Kong struck back with two quick wickets, but Paras Khadka and Gyanendra Malla added 80 for the third wicket, a record for Nepal in T20s as they reached 116 for 2 in the 17th over

3-Gyanendra Malla top-scored for Nepal with 48, including four fours and a six

4-But there was a flurry of wickets late in the innings. Naresh Budayair being one of four men to fall in the final over

5-Haseeb Amjad bowled that last over and finished with 3 for 25 but Nepal still ended up with a competitive 149

6-Hong Kong lost a wicket off the first ball of the chase and their captain Jamie Atkinson could not last too long, bowled for 6

7-Shakti Gauchan got through the defences of Babar Hayat, who top-scored with 20

8-Basat Regmi took two wickets in two balls in the 11th over

9-And Gauchan sent two more Hong Kong batsmen back in the 12th as the score went from 58 for 3 to 58 for 7

10-Eleven more runs were added before the last wicket fell giving Nepal a massive 80-run win