Kuwait
27 October-2 November

• Final: Afghanistan tied with Oman.
  Hubara, 2 November.
  Afghanistan 151-9 (T Hussain 3-31, Z Ahmed 3-30)
  Oman 151-7 (A Ilyas 52, N Parmar 66)
• 3rd-4th: Kuwait beat UAE by 3 runs.
  Hubara, 2 November.
  Kuwait 126-7 (20 overs) UAE 123-8 (20 overs, S Ali 53, Y Mughal 4-21)

• Oman beat Kuwait by 38 runs.
  Unity, 1 November.
  Oman 160-9 (20 overs, A Ilyas 48)
  Kuwait 122 (19.3 overs, A Mohammad 41, H Desai 3-22)
• UAE lost to Afghanistan by 47 runs.
  Unity, 1 November.
  Afghanistan 163 (19.4 overs, N Mangal 61, S Silva 4-18, A Raza 3-20)
  UAE 116 (18.4 overs, A Javed 36, S Shenwari 4-20)

              P   W  NR   L  Pts
Oman          4   3   0   1    6
Afghanistan   4   2   0   1    6
Qatar         4   2   0   2    4
Nepal         4   2   0   2    4
Malaysia      4   0   0   4    0

• Nepal beat Malaysia by 21 runs.
  Hubara, 27 October.
  Nepal 121-9 (20 overs, P Lohani 31, B Regmi 33, A. Suppiah 2-11)
  Malaysia 100 (18.5 overs, A Suppiah 45, M Alam 2-17)
• Afghanistan beat Qatar by 8 wickets.
  Hubara, 27 October.
  Qatar 152/9 (20 overs, R Cutinah 44, Samullah 3/14, Mohammed Nabi 3/27)
  Afghanistan 157/2 (17.3 overs, Nooroz Mangil 62*, Mohammed Nabi 50*)
• Nepal lost to Qatar by 3 wickets.
  KEC, 28 October.
  Nepal 128-5 (20 overs, D Chaudhary 49, M Alam 45)
  Qatar 134-7 (19.3 overs, Ali Rushad 49, S Gauchan 3-21)
• Malaysia lost to Oman by 8 runs.
  KEC, 28 October.
  Oman 113 (19.5 overs, S Navaratnam 3-21)
  Malaysia 105-8 (20 overs)
• Malaysia lost to Qatar by 8 wickets.
  Unity, 29 October.
  Malaysia 101 (19.1 overs, Saleem Akhtar 3-19)
  Qatar 102-2 (15.2 overs, Muhammad Jahangir 52)
• Afghanistan lost to Oman by 64 runs.
  Unity, 29 October.
  Oman 163 (19.2 overs, Sultan Ahmed 42, Nowroz Mangal 4-24)
  Afghanistan 99 (15.5 overs, Zeeshan Ahmed 4-12, Hemin Desai 3-24)
• Afghanistan beat Nepal by 6 wickets.
  Hubara, 30 October.
  Nepal 121-8 (20 overs, P Lohani 45)
  Afghanistan 124-4 (18.5 overs, Nowroz Mangal 66*)
• Oman beat Qatar by 9 runs.
  Hubara, 30 October.
  Oman 189-6 (20 overs, Hemin 41, Sultan 46*) Qatar 181 (20 overs, Ali Rushud 48)
  
• Nepal beat Oman by 1 run.
  Hubara, 31 October.
  Nepal 140-8 (20 overs, M Alam 41, Z Siddiqui 3-26)
  Oman 139 (20 overs, P Khadka 3-6)
• Afghanistan beat Malaysia by 8 wickets.
  Hubara, 31 October.
  Malaysia 132-7 (20 overs, A Suppiah 58)
  Afghanistan 134-2 (18.1 overs, N Mangal 58, K Sadiq 35)

               P   W  NR   L  Pts
UAE            4   4   0   0    8
Kuwait         4   2   0   2    4
Singapore      4   2   0   2    4
Saudi Arabia   4   1   0   3    2
Hong Kong      4   1   0   3    2

• Kuwait lost to UAE by 3 runs
  Unity, 27 October.
  UAE 178-4 (20 overs, S Ali 78, P Braggs 64)
  Kuwait 175-8 (20 overs, K Butt 53)
• Hong Kong lost to Singapore by 1 run.
  Unity, 27 October.
  Singapore 185-3 (20 overs, C Ruwan 88, B Mendis 66)
  Hong Kong 184-6 (20 overs, T Dar 40, H Butt 39)
• Singapore lost to UAE by 8 wickets.
  Hubara, 28 October.
  Singapore 167-8 (20 overs, C Ruwan 70, A Param 55)
  UAE 172-2 (18.2 overs, Arshad Ali 45*, Amjad Javed 45)
• Kuwait lost to Saudi Arabia by 5 wickets.
  Hubara, 28 October.
  Kuwait 149 (20 overs, Azmatullah 44, Avais Ahmed 3-19)
  Saudi Arabia 150-5 (19.5 overs, Rizwan Qayyum 41*, Hidayath 38)
• Hong Kong beat Saudi Arabia by 17 runs.
  KEC, 29 October.
  Hong Kong 144-7 (20 overs)
  Saudi Arabia 127 (18 overs, I Gul 4-34)
• Kuwait beat Singapore by 16 runs.
  KEC, 29 October.
  Kuwait 138-8 (20 overs, Anish Param 3-18)
  Singapore 122 (20 overs, Darmichand 51, Azmat Ullah 5-24)
• Hong Kong lost to UAE by 20 runs.
  KEC, 30 October.
  UAE 105-9 (20 overs, Amjad Javed 43, Najeeb Amar 3-36)
  Hong Kong 85/9 (20 overs, Tabarak Dar 36, Shadeep Silva 3-14, Ahmed Raza 3-17)
• Saudi Arabia lost to Singapore by 60 runs.
  KEC, 30 October.
  Singapore 175-8 (20 overs, B Mendis 47, A Ahmed 3-30)
  Saudi Arabia 115 (17.5 overs, B Mendis 3-11)
• UAE beat Saudi Arabia by 7 wickets.
  Unity, 31 October.
  Saudi Arabia 160-5 (20 overs, K Sohail 40, N Ameen 37, S Silva 4-26)
  UAE 161-3 (17.4 overs, S Ali 70*, P Braggs 54)
• Hong Kong lost to Kuwait by 22 runs.
  Unity, 31 October.
  Kuwait 125 (18.2 overs, Y Mughal 42, B Hussain 4-14)
  Hong Kong 103 (17.3 overs, A Mohammad 3-15)