UGA vs PNG 9th T20 World Cup 2024 Match at Providence: UGA Defeats P.N.G by 3 Wickets
In the match of UGA vs PNG, Uganda has been huffing and puffing its way to the objective of 78 runs. They have achieved a remarkable feat by winning their very first match in the men’s T20 World Cup. Papua New Guinea’s performance in Guyana was unsatisfactory.
With their first-ever triumph in the T20 World Cup UGA vs. PNG match, the Ugandan national cricket team, popularly known as the Cricket Cranes, reached new heights today. They won the tournament for the very first time. Papua New Guinea (PNG) was the opponent in this historic victory, which took place on June 6th, 2024, at Providence Stadium in Guyana.
The match was a nail-biting contest. At the time of the toss, Uganda’s captain, Brian Masaba, had made a significant choice by selecting whether or not to field first. They were able to achieve success with this strategy, as their bowlers were able to limit PNG to a meager total of 77 runs. Taking two wickets each, Frank Nsubuga and Juma Miyagi were the two bowlers who stood out as the most effective in the assault.
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Chasing a relatively small objective, Uganda’s batting order found early problems, tumbling to 26-5. However, Riazat Ali Shah demonstrated incredible calm, anchoring the innings with a fighting 33 runs. A key sixth-wicket stand with Juma Miyagi (13 runs) stabilized the ship and pushed Uganda within touching distance of victory. Despite losing wickets at regular intervals, Uganda’s tenacity never faltered. They ultimately reached the finish line on the 18th.Two over, earning a dramatic three-wicket triumph. This triumph is a momentous occasion for Ugandan cricket, demonstrating their tenacity and improvement on the international level.
Man of the Match (UGA vs PNG)
Riazat Ali Shah, who was deservedly awarded Player of the Match, was without a doubt Uganda’s hero of the day in UGA vs PNG match. At 26-5, with the team in ruins, Shah dug deep and produced a mature inning. Although his 33-run knock was not particularly spectacular, it was vital in establishing the chase and offering consistency. He took it slow as wickets fell all around him, making sure Uganda didn’t lose the game outright.
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This calm batting performance, combined with an important collaboration with Juma Miyagi, set the stage for Uganda’s historic success.
For team scorecards, check: P.N.G. vs Uganda, 9th Match Full Scorecard