World Cup Qualifier 2014: Results and Scorecards

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World Cup Qualifier 2014

New Zealand
13 January-1 February

10 Associate and Affiliate teams competed at seven venues: Hagley Park (Christchurch), Rangiora, Lincoln, Queenstown, Mount Maunganui and New Plymouth. The finalists joined the 10 Full Members as well as Afghanistan and Ireland, who have already qualified, at the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

Super Sixes

                            P    W    T   NR    L  Pts     NRR
UAE                         5    4    0    0    1    8    0.737
Scotland                    5    4    0    0    1    8    0.495
Hong Kong                   5    3    0    0    2    6    0.568
Papua New Guinea            5    2    0    0    3    4   -0.495
Kenya                       5    1    0    0    4    2   -0.201
Namibia                     5    1    0    0    4    2   -1.035

Scorecard Final: UAE v Scotland, 1 February.
Scorecard Kenya v Scotland, 30 January.
Scorecard UAE v Namibia, 30 January.
Scorecard Papua New Guinea v Hong Kong, 30 January.
Scorecard Scotland v Papua New Guinea, 28 January.
Scorecard UAE v Kenya, 28 January.
Scorecard Hong Kong v Namibia, 28 January.
Scorecard Scotland v Namibia, 27 January.
Scorecard UAE v Papua New Guinea, 26 January.
Scorecard Hong Kong v Kenya, 26 January.

Final: Scotland beat UAE by 44 runs.
Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, 1 February.
Scotland 285-5 (50.0 overs, PL Mommsen 139*, RD Berrington 63, FRJ Coleman 31, AM Guruge 3-67)
UAE 244-9 (50.0 overs, Swapnil Patil 99*, Amjad Ali 34, Khurram Khan 34, Safyaan Sharif 3-41, Rob Taylor 3-48, Iain Wardlaw 3-58)
Kenya (0) lost to Scotland (2) by 3 wickets.
Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 30 January.
Kenya 260 (50.0 overs, AA Obanda 89, RR Patel 38, SM Sharif 2-65)
Scotland 261-7 (49.3 overs, MH Cross 55, PL Mommsen 78, RML Taylor 46*, TM Odoyo 3-53)
UAE (2) beat Namibia (0) by 36 runs.
MainPower Oval, Rangiora, 30 January.
UAE 263 (49.5 overs, Khurram Khan 49, Shaiman Anwar 47, Amjad Ali 46, L Klazinga 5-36)
Namibia 227-9 (50.0 overs, SF Burger 56, G Snyman 48, Amjad Javed 3-35)
Hong Kong (2) beat Papua New Guinea (0) by 3 wickets.
Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln, 30 January.
Papua New Guinea 255-8 (50.0 overs, GO Jones 82, A Vala 57, JK Vare 38, Haseeb Amjad 3-70)
Hong Kong 259-7 (36.1 overs, Irfan Ahmed 90, JJ Atkinson 36, MS Chapman 64, WT Gavera 3-53)
Papua New Guinea (0) lost to Scotland (2) by 52 runs.
Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln., 28 January.
Scotland 288-9 (50.0 overs, PL Mommsen 94, MH Cross 49, FRJ Coleman 48, RC Haoda 2-48, MD Dai 2-52, WT Gavera 2-54)
Papua New Guinea 236 (45.1 overs, VV Morea 57, MD Dai 50, A Vala 33, RML Taylor 3-45, RM Haq 3-52)
Kenya (0) lost to UAE (2) by 13 runs.
Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 28 January.
UAE 246-8 (50.0 overs, Khurram Khan 85, Amjad Javed 63, SP Patil 36, NN Odhiambo 4-54, DI Allan 2-62)
Kenya 233 (49.3 overs, MO Ouma 42, CO Obuya 41, IA Karim 39, Mohammad Naveed 3-40)
Hong Kong (2) beat Namibia (0) by 76 runs.
MainPower Oval, Rangiora., 28 January.
Hong Kong 283-9 (50.0 overs, Nizakat Khan 85, MS Chapman 82, L Klazinga 4-65, JJ Smit 2-49, C Viljoen 2-52)
Namibia 207 (43.3 overs, CG Williams 59, C Viljoen 40, Haseeb Amjad 4-33, Tanwir Afzal 3-41)
Papua New Guinea (2) lost to UAE (0) by 150 runs.
Hagley Oval, Christchurch., 26 January.
UAE 280 (48.3 overs, Khurram Khan 138, Vikrant Shetty 35, Swapnil Patil 29, W Gavera 3-39, N Vanua 2-41, P Raho 2-56)
Papua New Guinea 130 (28.3 overs, Charles Amini 49, Amjad Javed 4-26, Mohammad Naveed 2-13, Manjula Guruge 2-25)
Hong Kong (0) lost to Kenya (2) by 10 runs.
MainPower Oval, Rangiora., 26 January.
Hong Kong 254-8 (50.0 overs, J Atkinson 85, Babar Hayat 45*, M Chapman 30, L Onyango 4-29, S Tikolo 3-54)
Kenya 223-4 (45.2 overs, Irfan Karim 82, M Ouma 69*, R Aga 28, Irfan Ahmed 2-50)
DL Method: par score 213 in 45 overs.
Namibia (0) lost to Scotland (2) by 21 runs.
Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln., 26 January.
Scotland 279-9 (50.0 overs, M Machan 78, R Berrington 51, P Mommsen 46, B Scholtz 3-55, N Scholtz 2-53)
Namibia 258-9 (50.0 overs, C Williams 57, JJ Smit 38, N Scholtz 38, Safyaan Sharif 4-55, R Taylor 2-47)

Classification Matches

Scorecard Canada v Netherlands, 28 January.
Scorecard Nepal v Uganda, 28 January.
Scorecard Nepal v Netherlands, 26 January.
Scorecard Uganda v Canada, 26 January.

Netherlands beat Canada by 8 wickets.
Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui., 28 January.
Canada 210 (50.0 overs, Raza-ur-Rehman 88, R Gunasekera 54, MRG Rippon 4-37, MAA Jamil 2-21, PM Seelaar 2-41)
Netherlands 212-2 (36.4 overs, ES Szwarczynski 75*, PW Borren 61*, SJ Myburgh 36)
Nepal beat Uganda by 160 runs.
Bay Oval No. 2, Mt Maunganui., 28 January.
Nepal 240 (49.3 overs, P Baskota 59*, S Vesawkar 41, B Bhandari 35, C Waiswa 3-55, DK Arinaitwe 2-23, F Ochimi 2-58)
Uganda 80 (36.3 overs, S Pun 3-18, S Kami 2-10, SP Gauchan 2-15)
Netherlands beat Nepal by 7 wickets.
Bay Oval, Mt Maunganui., 26 January.
Nepal 171-9 (50.0 overs, Sharad Vesawkar 42, Paras Khadka 29, Shakti Gauchan 26, Ahsan Malik 3-21, V Kingma 2-18)
Netherlands 172-3 (31.5 overs, E Szwarczynski 56, P Borren 45*, W Barresi 31, Basant Regmi 2-50)
Canada beat Uganda by 59 runs.
Bay Oval No. 2, Mt Maunganui., 26 January.
Uganda 149 (49.5 overs, Hamza Saleh 33, Brian Masaba 29, Parth Desai 4-29, Khurram Chohan 2-26, Harvar Baidwan 2-26)
Canada 119-1 (29.0 overs, Ruvindu Gunasekera 52*, Jimmy Hansra 43*)
DL Method: par score 60 in 29 overs.

Group A

                            P    W    T   NR    L  Pts     NRR
Scotland                    4    3    0    0    1    6     1.66
Hong Kong                   4    3    0    0    1    6     1.07
UAE                         4    3    0    0    1    6     0.85
Canada                      4    1    0    0    3    2    -2.07
Nepal                       4    0    0    0    4    0    -1.57

Scorecard Scotland v Canada, 23 January.
Scorecard UAE v Hong Kong, 23 January.
Scorecard Canada v Nepal, 21 January.
Scorecard Scotland v UAE, 19 January.
Scorecard Nepal v Hong Kong, 19 January.
Scorecard Canada v Hong Kong, 17 January.
Scorecard Scotland v Nepal, 16 January.
Scorecard UAE v Canada, 15 January.
Scorecard Hong Kong v Scotland, 13 January.
Scorecard UAE v Nepal, 13 January.

Scotland (2) beat Canada (0) by 170 runs.
Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 23 January.
Scotland 341-9 (50.0 overs, C MacLeod 175, M Machan 68, F Coleman 40, Khurram Chohan 5-68)
Canada 171 (39.2 overs, Hamza Tariq 71, N Kumar 26, S Sharif 2-23, I Wardlaw 2-30, R Taylor 2-47)
UAE (2) beat Hong Kong (0) by 22 runs.
Queenstown Events Centre, 23 January.
UAE 249 (48.1 overs, Khurram Khan 78, Amjad Ali 49, Rohan Mustafa 32, Haseeb Amjad 3-33, Irfan Ahmed 2-46, Aziaz Khan 2-53)
Hong Kong 227 (49.4 overs, M Chapman 59, Babar Hayat 46*, A Guruge 4-39, Rohan Mustafa 3-53)
Canada (2) beat Nepal (0) by 12 runs.
Hagley Oval, 21 January.
Canada 255-9 (41.0 overs, Raza-ur-Rehman 89, Nitish Kumar 67, Hamza Tariq 34, S Kami 3-64, Basant Regmi 2-51)
Nepal 243-8 (41.0 overs, Gyanendra Malla 86, Pradeep Airee 26, B Regmi 25*, Khurram Chohan 4-59)
Scotland (2) beat UAE (0) by 53 runs.
Queenstown, 19 January.
Scotland 265-6 (28.0 overs, C MacLeod 113, M Cross 88, Mohammad Naveed 3-44, Rohan Mustafa 3-45)
UAE 212 (26.5 overs, Khurram Khan 87, S Patil 41, Shaiman Anwar 36, C MacLeod 3-34, I Wardlaw 3-35, Majid Haq 2-45)
Hong Kong (2) beat Nepal (0) by 10 wickets.
MainPower Oval, Rangiora, 19 January.
Nepal 150 (49.3 overs, B Regmi 45, P Khadka 29, S Kami 26, Haseeb Amjad 4-40, Aizaz Khan 2-28, Irfan Ahmed 2-29)
Hong Kong 154-0 (33.2 overs, Irfan Ahmed 86*, Waqas Barkat 56*)
Canada (0) lost to Hong Kong (2) by 9 wickets.
Rangiora Oval, 17 January.
Canada 171 (48.0 overs, T Bastiampillai 29, Nitish Kumar 28, Raza-ur-Rehman 28, Haseeb Amjad 3-42, Waqas Barkat 2-12, Aizaz Khan 2-37)
Hong Kong 173-1 (25.2 overs, Irfan Ahmed 100*, J Atkinson 63*)
Scotland (2) beat Nepal (0) by 90 runs.
Queenstown, 16 January.
Scotland 249-7 (50.0 overs, F Coleman 64*, C MacLeod 46, M Machan 37, Sompal Kami 3-35, Sagar Pun 2-38)
Nepal 149 (46.1 overs, Gyanendra Malla 34, Sharad Vesawkar 30, I Wardlaw 3-32, Majid Haq 2-24, R Taylor 2-27)
UAE (2) beat Canada (0) by 80 runs.
Rangiora Oval, 15 January.
UAE 286-6 (50.0 overs, Amjad Ali 91, Khurram Khan 88, Swapnil Patil 36, Khurram Chohan 3-65)
Canada 206-6 (50.0 overs, Jimmy Hansra 100*, Raza-ur-Rehman 43, Khurram Khan 2-35, Mohammad Naveed 2-36)
UAE (2) beat Nepal (0) by 102 runs.
At Rangiora Oval, Christchurch, 13 January.
UAE 297-8 (50.0 overs, Shaiman Anwar 109, Swapnil Patil 74, Salman Faris 35, Basant Regmi 3-43, Jitendra Mukhiya 2-58)
Nepal 195 (48.1 overs, Sharad Vesawkar 54, Shakti Gauchan 37*, Binod Bhandari 37, Kamran Shahzad 3-46, Khurram Khan 2-19, Manjula Guruge 2-25)
Hong Kong (2) beat Scotland (0) by 17 runs.
Queenstown Events Centre, 13 January.
Hong Kong 263-7 (50.0 overs, Irfan Ahmed 75, Tanwar Afzal 42, M Chapman 36, I Wardlaw 3-57, M Machan 2-37)
Scotland 246 (48.4 overs, P Mommsen 118, M Machan 34, R Taylor 28, Nadeem Ahmed 4-37, Haseeb Amjad 3-53)

Group B

                            P    W    T   NR    L  Pts     NRR
Papua New Guinea            4    3    0    0    1    6     1.10
Namibia                     4    3    0    0    1    6     0.57
Kenya                       4    2    0    0    2    4     0.40
Netherlands                 4    2    0    0    2    4     0.37
Uganda                      4    0    0    0    4    0    -2.46

Scorecard Netherlands v Kenya, 23 January.
Scorecard Namibia v Papua New Guinea, 23 January.
Scorecard Namibia v Uganda, 21 January.
Scorecard Netherlands v Papua New Guinea, 19 January.
Scorecard Kenya v Uganda, 19 January.
Scorecard Kenya v Namibia, 17 January.
Scorecard Uganda v Papua New Guinea, 16 January.
Scorecard Namibia v Netherlands, 15 January.
Scorecard Uganda v Netherlands, 13 January.
Scorecard Kenya v Papua New Guinea, 13 January.

Netherlands (0) lost to Kenya (2) by 4 wickets.
Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln., 23 January.
Netherlands 265-6 (50.0 overs, W Barresi 137*, E Szwarcynski 57, M Swart 29, L Onyango 2-50)
Kenya 266-6 (35.4 overs, I Karim 108, R Aga 86, C Obuya 37, Mudassar Bukhari 3-88, M Jamil 3-54)
Namibia (0) lost to Papua New Guinea (2) by 8 wickets.
Bay Oval No. 2, Mt Maunganui, 23 January.
Namibia 163 (48.4 overs, G Snyman 54, C Williams 27, M Dai 3-34, CJ Amini 2-24, P Raho 2-25)
Papua New Guinea 164-2 (25.0 overs, L Siaka 112*)
Namibia (2) beat Uganda (0) by 100 runs.
Mount Maunganui 1, 21 January.
Namibia 161-9 (36.0 overs, L van der Westhuizen 52, S Baard 27, C Waiswa 4-30)
Uganda 61 (17.5 overs, L Klazinga 4-27, C Viljoen 3-16, JJ Smit 2-6)
Kenya (2) beat Uganda (0) by 47 runs.
Bay Oval No. 2, Mt Maunganui, 19 January.
Kenya 253-5 (50.0 overs, A Obanda 80, C Obuya 71, S Tikolo 55*, P Ochan 2-56)
Uganda 206-8 (50.0 overs, A Mutyagaba 61, P Mukobe 32, F Nsubuga 32*, N Odhiambo 2-46)
Netherlands (2) beat Papua New Guinea (0) by 130 runs.
Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, 19 January.
Netherlands 323-4 (50.0 overs, E Szwarczynski 129*, P Borren 65, W Barresi 56, W Gavera 2-49)
Papua New Guinea 193 (37.0 overs, J Vare 96, Mudassar Bukhari 3-15, P Seelaar 2-51)
Kenya (0) lost to Namibia (2) by 2 wickets.
Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, 17 January.
Kenya 186-8 (50.0 overs, S Tikolo 47, Rakep Patel 44, Hiren Varaiya 33, JJ Smit 3-23, C Viljoen 2-34, L Klazinga 2-50)
Namibia 187-8 (48.5 overs, S Burger 45, JJ Smit 33*, N Scholtz 30, L Onyango 2-29, Hiren Varaiya 2-33, S Tikolo 2-39)
Papua New Guinea (2) beat Uganda (0) by 9 wickets.
New Plymouth, 16 January.
Uganda 105 (35.5 overs, Roger Mukasa 33, Charles Amini 6-19, Mahuru Dai 2-4)
Papua New Guinea 107-1 (17.0 overs, Lega Siaka 65*, Assad Vala 37*)
Namibia (2) beat Netherlands (0) by 91 runs.
Mount Maunganui, 15 January.
Namibia 253-6 (50.0 overs, G Snyman 74, C Viljoen 46*, C Williams 36, Mudassar Bukhari 3-40, M Swart 2-44)
Netherlands 162 (36.5 overs, M Rippon 42*, S Myburgh 40, P Borren 29, C Viljoen 4-33, L Klazinga 2-36)
Uganda (0) lost to Netherlands (2) by 7 wickets.
At Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, 13 January.
Uganda 151 (46.1 overs, R Mukasa 44, A Mutyagaba 36, M Rippon 4-15, M Swart 2-28, Mudassar Bukhari 2-30)
Netherlands 155-3 (30.1 overs, W Barresi 61*, P Borren 50)
Kenya (0) lost to Papua New Guinea (2) by 8 wickets.
At Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, 13 January.
Kenya 249-9 (50.0 overs, C Obuya 106, T Odoyo 42*, R Haoda 4-50, Pipi Raho 2-47)
Papua New Guinea 250-2 (42.5 overs, Assad Vala 105*, Lega Siaka 103)

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