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Zimbabwe XI v Afghanistan (Intercontinental Cup)
 
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Teams Batting Bowling
Ireland 163
Netherlands 142
Kenya 138
Canada 138
Scotland 135
Afghanistan 133
UAE 130
Uganda 120
Namibia 119
USA 119
Afghanistan fans celebrate their ODI win over the Netherlands.
Afghanistan fans celebrate their ODI win over the Netherlands. ©CricketEurope-Sander Tholen
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Taibu and Noor cancel each other out ( )
The Intercontinental Cup match between the Zimbabwe XI v Afghanistan ends in a draw.