Sri Lanka A vs Hong Kong Live Score, Emerging Asia Cup 2024: SL-A vs HKG Live Updates – Sri Lanka A 178/5 After 20 Overs

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khelja|20-10-2024

SL-A vs AFG Live Score, Emerging Asia Cup 2024: Sri Lanka innings in progress at Al Amerat Stadium in Muscat on October 20.
  • SL score after powerplay: 51/1
  • SL score after 10 overs: 79/2
  • SL score after 15 overs: 119/3
  • SL Final score: 178/5
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Set at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground in Oman, both sides will be eager to get their campaigns back on track in what could be a crucial match for their tournament hopes. The upcoming clash between Sri Lanka A and Hong Kong in the ACC Men's T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024 promises to be an intriguing contest as both teams look to bounce back from their opening losses. Sri Lanka A, currently placed third in Group A, suffered a narrow defeat in their first match against Afghanistan A, losing by 11 runs. Despite a solid contribution from Nuwanidu Fernando, who scored 51 runs off 32 balls, the Sri Lankan middle and lower order crumbled under pressure, leaving them short in their chase of 167. Dushan Hemantha was a standout performer with the ball, taking six wickets, but their efforts were undone by a middle-order collapse. Sri Lanka A will be looking to regroup and put in a more complete performance with both bat and ball, especially with the likes of Fernando and Hemantha in good form. Hong Kong, on the other hand, find themselves at the bottom of the Group A standings after their five-wicket defeat to Bangladesh A. Babar Hayat's 85-run knock was the highlight for Hong Kong, showcasing his ability to clear the boundary with ease. However, their inability to capitalize on Hayat's stellar innings saw them post a modest 150, which Bangladesh A chased down with relative comfort. Ehsan Khan took three wickets and will be crucial once again if Hong Kong are to restrict a strong Sri Lankan batting line-up. The key to this contest lies in which team can handle the pressure better and execute their plans effectively. For Sri Lanka A, the challenge will be to build on their starts and avoid another middle-order collapse, while Hong Kong will need to find more support for Hayat at the top of the order. Both sides will be desperate for a win to keep their semi-final hopes alive, setting the stage for a competitive and exciting game in Oman.
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