Dividing the Windies into their separate nations - an experiment (aka Hong Kong is OP)

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The Speaker said:
I think of all HK's silly results, them going 6-0 against Ireland has been the most annoying.
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Maybe Hong Kong are secretly plotting to match fix their way to the top?
 
Round 22

United Arab Emirates 0-0-3 Hong Kong​

Match 1: UAE 206 (Patel 78*) and 197 (Nadeem 4/53) lost to Hong Kong 215 (Shah 111*, Punja 4/55) and 5/190 (Hayat 60*) by 5 wickets

Match 2: UAE 76 (Nadeem 5/12) and 135 (Aizaz 4/22, Chapman 4/30) lost to Hong Kong 235 (Rath 65, Reza 5/51) by an innings and 24 runs

Match 3: UAE 184 (Iqbal 72, Amjad 5/44) and 316 (Patel 101) lost to Hong Kong 225 (Atkinson 60, Punja 4/87) and 8/278 (Shah 75) by 2 wickets

Guyana 1-0-2 Ireland​

Match 1: Ireland 299 (N O'Brien 100, Wilson 53, Bishoo 7/70) and 214 (Porterfield 53, Deonarine 4/8) lost to Guyana 423 (Fudadin 163, Chanderpaul 78, Deonarine 54, Dockrell 4/75) and 5/93 by 5 wickets

Match 2: Ireland 339 (Poynter 86, K O'Brien 100, Permaul 4/56) and 342 (Porterfield 55, WIlson 84, K O'Brien 78*, Barnwell 4/74) defeated Guyana 377 (Fudadin 85, Deonarine 98*, Rankin 4/105) and 299 (Deonarine 97, Young 5/94) by 5 runs

Match 3: Ireland 417 (N O'Brien 82, Wilson 145*) and 200 (K O'Brien 52, Reifer 5/37) defeated Guyana 291 (Fudadin 69, Chanderpaul 62, Dockrell 4/83) and 78 (Rankin 6/33) by 248 runs

Canada 0-0-3 Jamaica​

Match 1: Canada 143 and 298 (Cheema 54, Gunasekera 56, Hansra 73*, Cottrell 4/70, Russell 4/71) lost to Jamaica 285 (Lambert 78, Pervez 4/66) and 7/160 (Samuels 51, Soraine 4/39) by 3 wickets

Match 2: Canada 239 (Gunasekera 50, Hansra 56, Tariq 56*, Russell 4/47) and 115 (Taylor 5/33) lost to Jamaica 412 (Walton 54, Samuels 97, Bernard 57, Cheema 4/81) by an innings and 58 runs

Match 3: Canada 215 (Kumar 62, Taylor 4/24, Russell 4/75) and 68 (Taylor 4/35) lost to Jamaica 305 (Gayle 78, Blackwood 99, Soraine 5/62) by an innings and 22 runs

Barbados 2-0-1 Kenya​

Match 1: Barbados 279 (Dowrich 70) and 362 (Brathwaite 149, Edwards 131, Ngoche 4/57) defeated Kenya 183 (Benn 4/55) and 160 (Benn 5/35) by 298 runs

Match 2: Barbados 224 (Holder 65) and 208 (Holder 52, Otieno 5/27) lost to Kenya 220 (Obanda 115, C Brathwaite 4/5) and 6/215 (Gondaria 76) by 4 wickets

Match 3: Kenya 212 (Obuya 72, NM Odhiambo 57, Roach 4/41) and 244 lost to Barbados 161 and 5/299 (K Brathwaite 69, K Edwards 62, Carter 80*) by 5 wickets

Afghanistan 3-0-0 Namibia​

Match 1: Namibia 69 (Hassan 4/41, Dawlat 6/23) and 89 (Dawlat 6/44) lost to Afghanistan 219 by an innings and 61 runs

Match 2: Namibia 112 (Dawlat 7/41) and 83 (Hassan 7/39) lost to Afghanistan 408 (Noor Ali 133, Gulbadin 89, Burger 5/57) by an innings and 213 runs

Match 3: Afghanistan 300 (Noor Ali 55, Nabi 69, C Snyman 5/49) defeated Namibia 77 (Hassan 7/31) and 134 (Dawlat 5/35) by an innings and 89 runs

Uganda 1-0-2 Netherlands​

Match 1: Netherlands 116 and 111 (Ssenyondo 4/25, Nsubuga 4/39) lost to Uganda 200 and 2/30 by 8 wickets

Match 2: Netherlands 160 (Borren 55, Ssenyondo 5/60) and 182 defeated Uganda 174 (Kingma 5/52) and 133 (Bukhari 4/60) by 35 runs

Match 3: Uganda 189 and 120 (Seelaar 5/31) lost to Netherlands 236 (Nsubuga 5/44) and 3/77 by 7 wickets

Trinidad and Tobago 2-0-1 Nepal​

Match 1: T&T 297 (DM Bravo 108, DJ Bravo 54, Regmi 5/64) and 70 (Karan 4/27) defeated Nepal 142 and 190 (Malla 50, Rampaul 4/43) by 35 runs

Match 2: Nepal 163 and 376 (Vesawkar 120, Alam 90) defeated T&T 192 (Simmons 50, DM Bravo 66, Gauchan 4/26) and 282 (Simmons 62, DM Bravo 63, Ramdin 70) by 65 runs

Match 3: Nepal 117 (Khakurel 69, Rampaul 4/40) and 164 (Mandal 74, Imran 6/47) lost to T&T 291 (DM Bravo 109, DJ Bravo 50, Regmi 4/63) by 10 wickets

Scotland 2-0-1 Papua New Guinea​

Match 1: Scotland 256 (Machan 83, Soper 6/74) and 193 (Nou 4/87) defeated PNG 240 (Vala 115) and 153 (Sharif 5/63) by 56 runs

Match 2: PNG 188 (Siaka 90, Davey 4/41) and 141 lost to Scotland 353 (Mommsen 50, Berrington 129, Davey 53) by innings and 24 runs

Match 3: Scotland 97 (Vanua 5/18) and 152 (Nou 5/59) lost to PNG 324 (Dai 134*, Evans 4/58) by an innings and 75 runs
 

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eth-dog said:
Surprised T&T are below Nepal and HK.
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The Speaker said:
Q: I don't think Hong Kong and Nepal are that good...
A: Neither do I. Not even close. The sim seems to be having a bit of fun with them. I particularly don't understand Hong Kong's results, as their individual stats are not that good. It's like every match it pulls out some new ridiculous result. Both are strongly benefiting from the bowling bias the sim has for these teams.
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I do think T&T are the weakest of the four sides, although their best side doesn't suit their home pitch anywhere near as much as the other teams, as they only have one spinner who isn't at the same level as the others. Also Guyana is benefiting from Chanderpaul's long-term average being so high, even though his current output isn't quite at that level.
 
The Speaker said:
I do think T&T are the weakest of the four sides, although their best side doesn't suit their home pitch anywhere near as much as the other teams, as they only have one spinner who isn't at the same level as the others. Also Guyana is benefiting from Chanderpaul's long-term average being so high, even though his current output isn't quite at that level.
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They have Rampaul, Gabriel, Bravo and Pollard, all of whom are more than solid bowling options but yeah, need a good spinner. Their batting is the best of the lot though IMO.
 
Round 23

Papua New Guinea 3-0-0 United Arab Emirates​

Match 1: UAE 99 (Soper 4/54) and 227 lost to PNG 204 (Adeel 8/62) and 3/123 by 7 wickets

Match 2: PNG 279 (Morea 62, Bau 74, Dai 60, Reza 4/27) and 326 (Bau 103, Vare 78, Aziz 5/90) defeated UAE 177 (Mushtaq 66, Nou 4/50, Soper 4/27) and 116 (Dai 4/20) by 312 runs

Match 3: UAE 198 (Patel 55) and 200 lost to 456 (Morea 151, Vala 68, Vau 102) by an innings and 58 runs

Nepal 2-0-1 Scotland​

Match 1: Nepal 69 (Davey 4/18, Evans 4/30) and 233 (Malla 79, Khadka 76, Evans 4/48) defeated Scotland 145 (Regmi 5/39) and 118 (Karan 5/28) by 39 runs

Match 2: Nepal 261 (Khakurel 66, Evans 5/67) and 298 (Vesawkar 61, Kami 57, Davey 6/85) defeated Scotland 235 (Machan 88) and 82 (Alam 5/31) by 242 runs

Match 3: Scotland 261 (Gardiner 65, Gauchan 5/36) and 240 (Khadka 4/31) defeated Nepal 158 (Kami 52*, Davey 4/25, Evans 4/46) and 84 (Davey 4/42) by 259 runs

Netherlands 1-0-2 Trinidad and Tobago​

Match 1: Netherlands 210 (Rampaul 5/46) and 182 (van der Merwe 61, Rampaul 5/48) lost to T&T 257 (DJ Bravo 51, van Meekeren 5/46) and 0/136 (Hope 66*, Simmons 58*) by 10 wickets

Match 2: T&T 232 (Ramdin 51, Imran 73, van Meekeren 5/36) and 327 (Mohammad 55, Pollard 57, Ramdin 68*) defeated Netherlands 184 (Barresi 57) and 142 by 233 runs

Match 3: Netherlands 163 (T Cooper 56) and 466 (T Cooper 118, B Cooper 72, Borren 80, Imran 6/88) defeated T&T 240 (DJ Bravo 87, Kingma 5/51) and 233 (Ramdin 70, Imran 61*) by 156 runs

Namibia 1-0-2 Uganda​

Match 1: Namibia 156 and 195 (Arinaitwe 4/33) lost to Uganda 356 (Mukasa 103, Arinaitwe 57, Nsubuga 53*, Burger 4/67) by an innings and 5 runs

Match 2: Namibia 275 (Kotze 115, Ruyange 6/29) and 211 (Pitchers 77) defeated Uganda 102 (Smit 4/9, B Scholtz 4/16) and 122 by 262 runs

Match 3: Namibia 84 and 181 (Green 53, Ruyange 6/64) lost to Uganda 237 (Mukasa 56, Ndhlovu 82, B Scholtz 6/70) and 1/30 by 9 wickets

Kenya 0-0-3 Afghanistan​

Match 1: Kenya 71 (Hassan 6/25) and 150 (Dawlat 5/30) lost to Afghanistan 156 (Ngoche 5/30) and 1/68 by 9 wickets

Match 2: Kenya 142 (Obuya 63, Ashraf 5/32) and 197 (Patel 86*, Dawlat 7/57) lost to Afghansitan 313 (Mangal 86, Stanikzai 88) and 0/30 by 10 wickets

Match 3: Afghanistan 217 (Gulbadin 60*, Ngoche 5/24) and 217 (Noor Ali 50, Shahzad 51, Varaiya 6/43) defeated Kenya 86 (Hassan 6/39) and 137 (Ashraf 4/21) by 211 runs

Jamaica 2-0-1 Barbados​

Match 1: Jamaica 290 (Gayle 58, Russell 73) and 239 (Gayle 61, Walton 92, Nurse 5/41) lost to Barbados 261 (Dowrich 53) and 6/269 (K Brathwaite 107) by 4 wickets

Match 2: Jamaica 323 (Gayle 80, Blackwood 116) and 233 (Gayle 107, Holder 4/48) defeated Barbados 181 (Cottrell 4/26) and 165 by 210 runs

Match 3: Jamaica 421 (Blackwood 83, Baugh 106, Bernard 64) defeated Barbados 171 (C Brathwaite 63, Cottrell 5/40) and 73 (Russell 7/5) by an innings and 177 runs

Ireland 3-0-0 Canada​

Match 1: Ireland 274 (Porterfield 66, Pervez 4/76, Soraine 5/50) and 369 (Porterfield 67, K O'Brien 99*, Pervez 4/97) defeated Canada (Young 4/62) and 81 (Murtagh 5/13) by 407 runs

Match 2: Canada 82 (Rankin 5/40, Murtagh 4/20) and 142 (Dockrell 5/25) lost to Ireland 192 (Wilson 104, Soraine 4/32) and 1/44 by 9 wickets

Match 3: Ireland 148 and 339 (Porterfield 129, K O'Brien 102*) defeated Canada 154 (Hansra 53, Young 5/44, Dockrell 4/42) and 39 (Young 7/23) by 294 runs

Hong Kong 2-0-1 Guyana​

Match 1: Guyana 229 (Fudadin 66, Aizaz 7/53) and 177 (Amjad 4/39) lost to Hong Kong 294 (Hayat 73, Chapman 87*, Barnwell 6/67) and 7/114 by 3 wickets

Match 2: Hong Kong 92 (Permaul 5/23) and 222 (Atkinson 51, Deonarine 4/30) lost to Guyana 357 (Chanderpaul 80, Deonarine 98, Afzal 4/38) by an innings and 43 runs

Match 3: Guyana 232 (Chanderpaul 81, Deonarine 93, Amjad 5/39) and 161 (Chapman 4/58) lost to Hong Kong 424 (Nizakat 108, Chapman 69, Bishoo 6/88) by an innings and 31 runs
 
Round 24

United Arab Emirates 1-0-2 Guyana​

Match 1: Guyana 244 (Johnson 86) and 439 (Johnson 64, Chanderpaul 196, Aziz 4/93) defeated UAE 224 (Patel 56, Bishoo 5/29) and 72 (Bishoo 5/19) by 387 runs

Match 2: Guyana 118 (Adeel 4/38, Aziz 4/32) and 602 (Chandrika 80, Johnson 139, Chanderpaul 145, Deonarine 53, Adeel 4/103, Punja 4/116) defeated UAE 336 (Amjad 142, Anwar 52, Jacobs 6/65) and 210 (Patel 70, Permaul 4/42) by 174 runs

Match 3: Guyana 224 (Deonarine 59, Adeel 5/77) and 193 (Deonarine 62, Punja 4/44) lost to UAE (Anwar 63*, Reifer 4/25) and 3/204 (Amjad 71, Iqbal 91) by 7 wickets

Canada 0-0-3 Hong Kong​

Match 1: Canada 104 (Aizaz 4/19) and 176 (Amjad 6/44) lost to Hong Kong 96 (Pervez 7/23) and 6/185 (Shah 53) by 4 wickets

Match 2: Canada 134 (Nadeem 4/29) and 62 (Amjad 4/18, Nadeem 4/9) lost to Hong Kong 271 (Chapman 60, Afzal 72*) by an innings and 75 runs

Match 3: Canada 67 (Amjad 7/27) and 163 (Gunasekera 55*) lost to Hong Kong 128 (Soraine 4/32) and 4/103

Barbados 2-0-1 Ireland​

Match 1: Ireland 289 (N O'Brien 66, Wilson 96, Benn 5/76) and 352 (Joyce 128, Roach 5/113) lost to Barbados 249 (K Edwards 68, Murtagh 5/52) and 9/393 (K Edwards 118, C Brathwaite 50, Young 4/148) by 1 wicket

Match 2: Barbados 190 (K Edwards 77, Rankin 5/55) and 243 (Smith 92, Rankin 4/58) lost to Ireland 285 (Stirling 53, N O'Brien 81, Roach 5/59) and 2/151 (Stirling 67*) by 8 wickets

Match 3: Ireland 252 (Joyce 57) and 244 (K O'Brien 66*, F Edwards 4/57) lost to Barbados 313 (K Edwards 57, Carter 68, C Brathwaite 56) and 9/184 by 1 wicket

Afghanistan 2-0-1 Jamaica​

Match 1: Jamaica 141 (Dawlat 4/26) and 232 (Gayle 71, Samuels 70, Dawlat 4/71) lost to Afghanistan 259 (Nabi 61, Gulbadin 70*, Russell 5/44) and 3/115 by 7 wickets

Match 2: Afghanistan 279 (Shenwari 51, Gulbadin 58) and 454 (Nabi 125, Gulbadin 136) defeated Jamaica 97 (Dawlat 5/53) and 275 (Gayle 88, Dawlatzai 4/67) by 361 runs

Match 3: Jamaica 334 (Gayle 55, Blackwood 60, Russell 87) and 111 (Hassan 4/16) defeated Afghanistan 191 (Stanikzai 56) and 231 by 23 runs

Uganda 3-0-0 Kenya​

Match 1: Kenya 92 (Sebanja 4/18) and 190 lost to Uganda 150 and 3/136 (Mukasa 67*) by 7 wickets

Match 2: Kenya 170 (Obuya 71, Ruyange 4/26) and 136 by Uganda 121 (Otieno 4/36, Varaiya 5/29) and 7/186 (Masaba 57*) by 3 wickets

Match 3: Kenya 133 (Ruyange 4/39, Arinaitwe 4/21) and 91 lost to Uganda 114 (Variya 8/58) 7/113 (Mukasa 55, Variaya 4/31) by 3 wickets

Trinidad and Tobago 2-0-1 Namibia​

Match 1: Namibia 126 (Emrit 7/20) and 106 lost to Trinidad and Tobago 279 (DM Bravo 88, Mohammed 54, Burger 8/97) and an innings and 47 runs

Match 2: Namibia 405 (Pitchers 126, N Scholtz 50, Burger 65, Gabriel 5/62) and 199 (Kotze 64, G Snyman 51, DJ Bravo 4/28) defeated T&T 259 (Simmons 53, Ramdin 59, B Scholtz 5/67) and 152 (B Scholtz 4/43) by 193 runs

Match 3: T&T 502 (Simmons 86, Pollard 112, Imran 63, G Snyman 5/84) defeated 207 (Burger 62*, G Snyman 63, Rampaul 6/51, Gabriel 4/40) and 137 (Gabriel 4/34, Imran 4/12) by and innings and 158 runs

Scotland 0-0-3 Netherlands​

Match 1: Netherlands 238 (B Cooper 80, Davey 4/35) and 396 (Myburgh 55, van der Merwe 113, Borren 81*, Evans 4/62) defeated Scotland 245 (Coetzer 118) and 171 (Taylor 56, Kingma 4/41) by 218 runs

Match 2: Netherlands 311 (Myburgh 70, Bukhari 54, Taylor 4/53) and 151 (van der Merwe 62, Taylor 4/26) defeated Scotland 196 (Berrington 56) and 138 (van Meekeren 6/24) by 128 runs

Match 3: Netherlands 246 (van der Merwe 66) and 262 (Rippon 56, T cooper 58, van der Merwe 53*) defeated Scotland 153 (Cross 54*, van Meekeren 4/40) and 240 (de Lange 80*, Seelaar 4/34) by 115 runs

Papua New Guinea 0-0-3 Nepal​

Match 1: PNG 89 and 132 (Siaka 61, Alam 5/22) lost to Nepal 152 (Nou 4/48) and 3/71 by 7 wickets

Match 2: PNG 114 and 178 lost to Nepal 129 (Nou 38, Vanua 4/22) and 4/164 (Malla 69*) by 6 wickets

Match 3: Nepal 235 and 122 (Soper 4/60) defeated PNG 98 (Karan 5/21) and 150 (Morea 61*) by 109 runs
 
Round 25

Nepal 1-0-2 United Arab Emirates​

Round 1: Nepal 280 (Mandal 68, Khadka 71) and 286 (Vesawkar 55) defeated UAE 109 (Regmi 5/31) and 175 (Sreekumar 57, Alam 5/34) by 282 runs

Round 2: UAE 245 (Anwar 61, Patel 90, Karan 7/102) and 194 (Karan 4/56, Pun 4/25) defeated Nepal 180 (Khadka 72, Punja 6/36) and 247 (Mandal 63, Khadka 78*, Aziz 5/52) by 12 runs

Round 3: Nepal 249 (Khadka 100*, Vesawkar 67, Adeel 4/79) and 270 (Khadka 52) by UAE 126 (Karan 4/12) and 125 (Gauchan 4/28) by 268 runs

Netherlands 2-0-1 Papua New Guinea​

Round 1: PNG 324 (Siaka 91, Vala 77, Reva 50*, Bukhari 4/83) and 230 lost to Netherlands 308 (B Cooper 94, Soper 4/61) and 6/249 (van der Merwe 78) by 4 wickets

Round 2: PNG 144 and 129 lost to Netherlands 142 (Barresi 51*, Vanua 4/19) and 7/132 (B Cooper 52*, Dai 4/13) by 3 wickets

Round 3: Netherlands 220 (Myburgh 65, Soper 4/67) and 113 (Reva 6/33) lost to PNG 272 (Siaka 123, van der Merwe 4/26) and 2/62 by 8 wickets

Namibia 1-0-2 Scotland​

Round 1: Namibia 141 (de Lange 4/26) and 243 (Kotze 54) lost to Scotland 345 (Machan 51, Berrington 93) and 4/41 by 6 wickets

Round 2: Namibia 160 (Burger 76*, Davey 4/46) and 172 lost to Scotland 350 (Machan 50, Mommsen 74, Berrington 82*) by an innings and 18 runs

Round 3: Scotland 220 (Gardiner 66, B Scholtz 4/60) and 261 (Mommsen 98*, B Scholtz 4/38) lost to Namibia 392 (Baard 81, Burger 118, G Snyman 103, Taylor 4/73) by 8 wickets

Kenya 0-0-3 Trinidad and Tobago​

Round 1: Kenya 85 (Rampaul 4/21) and 179 (Imran 5/62) lost to T&T 189 (DJ Bravo 60, Otieno 7/43) and 3/78 by 7 wickets

Round 2: T&T 114 (Ngoche 9/26) and 186 (Varaiya 4/44) defeated Kenya 106 (Rampaul 4/36) and 93 by 101 runs

Round 3: Kenya 145 and 221 (Obanda 76, NN Odhiambo 52) lost to T&T 158 and 7/209 (Pollard 88*) by 3 wickets

Jamaica 3-0-0 Uganda​

Round 1: Jamaica 257 (Gayle 71, Ssenyondo 5/42) and 115 (Walton 60, Ssenyondo 4/39, Arinaitwe 5/9) defeated Uganda 93 (Russell 6/20) and 100 (Mukasa 58, Miller 4/15) by 179 runs

Round 2: Uganda 118 (Cottrell 6/59, Bernard 4/11) and 161 (Russell 6/22) lost to Jamaica 236 (Lambert 61, Ruyange 4/56, Arinaitwe 4/26) and 2/47 by 8 wickets

Round 3: Uganda 125 and 150 (Kyobe 62, Taylor 5/49) lost to Jamaica 229 (Ruyange 5/83) and 2/48

Ireland 0-0-3 Afghanistan​

Round 1: Afghanistan 171 (Mangal 59, Young 5/42) and 148 (Young 4/57) defeated Ireland 234 (Porterfield 62, Hassan 4/58, Shenwari 4/42) and 79 (Hassan 4/22) by 6 runs

Round 2: Ireland 190 (Porterfield 52, Hassan 4/40, Nabi 4/39) and 144 (Hassan 5/58) lost to Afghanistan 324 (Gulbadin 324, Rankin 5/46) and 0/12 by 10 wickets

Round 3: Ireland 246 (N O'Brien 66, Wilson 77, Dawlatzai 5/53) and 137 lost to Afghanistan 161 (Mangal 66, Young 7/55) and 5/223 by 5 wickets

Hong Kong 3-0-0 Barbados​

Round 1: Barbados 101 (Nadeem 4/11) and 252 (Carter 85*, Amjad 7/64) lost to Hong Kong 231 (Afzal 62, Roach 5/53) and 7/126 by 3 wickets

Round 2: Barbados 200 (Dowrich 67, Amjad 5/55, Chapman 4/46) and 154 (C Brathwaite 65, Amjad 4/30) lost to Hong Kong 272 (Hayat 108*) and 4/86 by 6 wickets

Round 3: Barbados 191 (Dowrich 84, Chapman 6/48) and 273 (Dowrich 62, C Brathwaite 102, Amjad 4/60) Hong Kong 500 (Hayat 162, Chapman 156*, Nurse 5/91) by an innings and 36 runs

Guyana 2-0-1 Canada​

Round 1: Canada 113 (Permaul 4/18) and 213 (Gunasekera 53) lost to Guyana 193 (Barnwell 51, Soraine 6/56) and 3/134 (Fudadin 53) by 7 wickets

Round 2: Guyana 228 (Chanderpaul 103, Pervez 4/72) and 234 (Soraine 4/48, Desai 4/38) lost to Canada 328 (Kumar 69, Hansra 57, Wijeratne 84, Permaul 5/90) and 6/137 (Bishoo 4/32) by 4 wickets

Round 3: Canada 145 (Permaul 5/27) and 246 (Kumar 78, Permaul 5/84, Bishoo 4/54) lost to Guyana 119 (Cheema 5/25) and 8/274 (Deonarine 62, Bramble 51*, Cheema 5/72) by 2 wickets
 
Ladder (Round 25)​

1. Afghanistan (W 64, L 11)
2. Hong Kong (W 60, L 15)
3. Jamaica (W 56, L 18)
4. Barbados (W 54, T 1, L 21)
5. Ireland (W 51, L 24)
6. Nepal (W 48, L 27)
7. Guyana (W 46, L 29)
8. Netherlands (W 39, L 36)
9. Trinidad and Tobago (W 38, L 37)
10. Uganda (W 27, L 48)
11. Scotland (W 26, L 49)
12. Papua New Guinea (W 21, L 54)
13. Kenya (W 20, T 1, L 54)
14. Namibia (W 17, L 58)
14. United Arab Emirates (W 17, L 58)
16. Canada (W 15, L 60)

Top 5 run scorers

1. S Chanderpaul (Guy) - 5749 @ 45.99
2. Mohammad Shahzad (Afg) - 5022 @ 42.20
3. CH Gayle (Jam) - 4773 @ 37.58
4. L Siaka (PNG) - 4711 @ 33.65
5. SP Patel* (UAE) - 4580 @ 37.24

Top 5 wicket takers

1. CA Young (Ire) - 470 @ 17.09
2. Haseeb Amjad* (HK) - 468 @ 11.76
3. Hamid Hassan (Afg) - 447 @ 14.31
4. AD Russell (Jam) - 398 @ 14.25
5. D Bishoo (Guy) - 384 @ 18.63

*includes one extra match simmed between HK and UAE
 
Round 26

United Arab Emirates 3-0-0 Canada​

Match 1: Canada 140 (Punja 4/43) and 151 (Tariq 55, Aziz 7/42) lost to UAE 156 (Soraine 4/46) and 3/140 by 7 wickets

Match 2: Canada 188 (Cheema 63, Punja 4/41, Aziz 4/30) and 198 (Adeel 5/101) lost to UAE 313 (Sreekumar 98, Anwar 63) and 0/74

Match 3: UAE 186 (Mushtaq 83, Dutta 4/50) and 184 (Patel 60, Pervez 4/60, Soraine 5/33) defeated Canada 200 (Gunasekera 71, Limbada 51, Adeel 4/42) and 149 by 21 runs

Barbados 2-0-1 Guyana​

Match 1: Guyana 194 (Reifer 62*, Nurse 4/46) and 184 (Chanderpaul 72, F Edwards 4/51) lost to Barbados 280 (K Brathwaite 70, Dowrich 61, Permaul 4/51) and 2/102 (K Brathwaite 52*) by 8 wickets

Match 2: Guyana 130 and 287 (Johnson 98, Barnwell 55) defeated Barbados 142 (C Brathwaite 71, Barnwell 4/28) and 258 (Smith 61, Permaul 4/52, Bishoo 4/63) by 17 runs

Match 3: Guyana 95 (F Edwards 4/25, Holder 5/23) and 275 (Deonarine 65) lost to Barbados 203 (Dowrich 53, Bishoo 4/54) and 5/168 (Dowrich 92*) by 5 wickets

Afghanistan 1-0-2 Hong Kong​

Match 1: Afghanistan 90 (Amjad 5/29) and 62 (Amjad 6/25) lost to Hong Kong 227 (Hayat 85) by no thanks

Match 2: Hong Kong 99 (Hassan 5/38) and 219 (Hayat 50) lost to Afghanistan 280 (Mangal 64, Shahzad 56, Amjad 4/78) and 2/40 by 8 wickets

Match 3: Afghanistan 199 (Mangal 55, Shahzad 70, Ahmed 4/49) and 163 (Mangal 50, Chapman 5/37) lost to Hong Kong 251 (Rath 51, Nabi 6/26) and 6/112 (Nizakat 52*) by 4 wickets

Uganda 0-0-3 Ireland​

Match 1: Uganda 111 (Young 4/44, Murtagh 4/27) and 285 (Mukasa 62, Masaba 56*, Young 4/100) lost to Ireland 250 (Stirling 76, Ruyange 4/53) and 7/148 (Joyce 54*) by 3 wickets

Match 2: Uganda 122 (Mukasa 52, Young 6/46, Murtagh 4/36) and 126 (Mukasa 54, Rankin 7/50) lost to Ireland 300 (Stirling 118, Ruyange 4/103) by an innings and 126 runs

Match 3: Ireland 332 (Joyce 108, Poynter 94, Ruyange 5/78) and 343 (Joyce 97, Wilson 57, Poynter 60, Ruyange 5/86) defeated Uganda 225 (Kyobe 96, Young 4/102) and 111 by 339 runs

Trinidad and Tobago 1-0-2 Jamaica​

Match 1: Jamaica 190 (Gabriel 4/56) and 286 (Baugh 70, Lambert 72, Rampaul 5/61) defeated T&T 193 (Hope 55) and 85 (Russell 5/17) by 198 runs

Match 2: T&T 275 (DM Bravo 66) and 150 (Cottrell 6/37) lost to Jamaica 136 (Emrit 6/25) and 228 (Gayle 80, Gabriel 5/37) by 61 runs

Match 3: Jamaica 108 (Imran 5/14) and 378 (Russell 54, Bernard 76, Rampaul 4/87) lost to T&T 417 (Simmons 54, DJ Bravo 176, Pollard 92, Cottrell 5/92) and 6/71 by 4 wickets

Scotland 2-0-1 Kenya​

Match 1: Scotland 225 (Berrington 68, Cross 54, Otieno 5/45) and 259 (Ngoche 4/39) defeated Kenya 359 (Obanda 62, Karim 93, Obuya 51, Berrington 4/32) and 108 (Evans 5/37) by 17 runs

Match 2: Kenya 309 (Obanda 57, Patel 90*) and 74 (Evans 6/29) defeated Scotland 139 (Varaiya 8/49) and 207 (Machan 85, NN Odhiambo 6/72)

Match 3: Scotland 329 (Taylor 55, de Lange 86*, Varaiya 5/96) defeated Kenya 112 (Evans 6/48) and 149 (Davey 6/33) by an innings and 68 runs

Papua New Guinea 3-0-0 Namibia​

Match 1: PNG 280 (Vala 118*) and 244 (Siaka 81, Dai 60, C Snyman 4/68) defeated Namibia 249 (Burger 79*, G Snyman 56, Bau 4/24) and 147 by 128 runs

Match 2: Namibia 206 (G Snyman 64*, Nou 6/41) and 179 lost to PNG 233 (Dai 75, Smit 4/57) and 3/156 (Vala 70*) by 7 wickets

Match 3: Namibia 230 (Nou 4/61) and 202 lost to PNG 248 (Dai 82*, C Snyman 4/49, Burger 4/65) and 6/186 by 4 wickets

Nepal 3-0-0 Netherlands​

Match 1: Netherlands 146 and 142 (Karan 5/68, Alam 4/24) lost to Nepal 233 (Mandal 58, Vesawkar 60, Kingma 4/47) and 1/56 by 9 wickets

Match 2: Nepal 143 (van Meekeren 4/26) and 246 (Khadka 56, Bukhari 4/40) defeated Netherlands 231 (Myburgh 53, van der Merwe 56) and 52 (Regmi 4/5) by 106 runs

Match 3: Netherlands 162 (T cooper 56, Alam 4/24, Pun 4/4) and 82 (Karan 8/27) lost to Nepal 220 (Khadka 76, van Meekeren 5/49) and 0/25 by 10 wickets
 
Round 27

Netherlands 1-0-2 United Arab Emirates​

Match 1: UAE 132 (Kingma 4/33) and 71 lost to Netherlands 218 by an innings and 15 runs

Match 2: UAE 96 (Kingma 9/55) and 217 (Mushtaq 53, Anwar 93) defeated Netherlands 162 and 147 (Adeel 4/29) by 4 runs

Match 3: UAE 174 (Patel 74, Kingma 4/32) and 380 (Patel 148*, Farooq 57) defeated Netherlands 340 (T Cooper 87, B Cooper 122, Reza 4/75) and 156 (van der Merwe 81*, Punja 5/51) by 58 runs

Namibia 1-0-2 Nepal​

Match 1: Nepal 214 (Vesawkar 50, C Snyman 4/55, B Scholtz 4/47) and 195 (Pun 57, Khadka 56) defeated Namibia 42 (Khadka 4/19, Alam 4/3) and 125 (Regmi 5/42) by 242 runs

Match 2: Nepal 322 (Malla 166*) and 0/14 defeated Namibia 67 (Karan 4/33, Alam 4/17) and 265 (G Snyman 63, Regmi 6/52) by 10 wickets

Match 3: Nepal 119 (Smit 4/47) and 236 (Khadka 94*, C Snyman 5/71) lost to Namibia 117 (Regmi 4/21) and 9/240 (Burger 85*) by 1 wickets

Kenya 3-0-0 Papua New Guinea​

Match 1: Kenya 241 (Patel 84*) and 219 (Karim 55, Obuya 54, Nou 6/65) defeated PNG 279 (Siaka 83, Dai 54) and 151 (NN Odhiambo 4/26) by 30 runs

Match 2: PNG 76 (Varaiya 4/15) and 191 (Vala 60, Vare 61*, NN Odhiambo 4/53) lost to Kenya 202 (Nou 4/58, Soper 5/72) and 2/69 by 8 wickets

Match 3: PNG 211 (Otieno 6/72) and 194 (Otieno 4/22) lost to Kenya 233 (Patel 50, Nou 4/60) and 8/177 (Obuya 52) by 2 wickets

Jamaica 2-0-1 Scotland​

Match 1: Jamaica 280 (Blackwood 79, Evans 6/67) and 236 (Russell 53, Bernard 88) defeated Scotland 186 (Russell 5/40) and 144 (Russell 5/17) by 186 runs

Match 2: Jamaica 313 (Walton 52, Russell 94, Bernard 58, Taylor 4/59) and 472 (Gayle 58, Walton 53, Samuels 76, Russell 104, Baugh 90) defeated Scotland 192 (Machan 62, Bernard 4/21) and 159 (Gardiner 52, Cottrell 5/43) by 434 runs

Match 3: Scotland 246 (Machan 68) and 191 defeated Jamaica 110 (Davey 5/16) and 268 (Walton 92, Bernard 65*, Evans 6/72) by 59 runs

Ireland 1-0-2 Trinidad and Tobago​

Match 1: Ireland 159 (Wilson 72*, Gabriel 5/41) and 162 (DJ Bravo 4/34) lost to T&T 163 and 7/162 (Simmons 70, Young 5/63) by 3 wickets

Match 2: T&T 250 (Young 4/77, Dockrell 4/43) and 232 (Young 5/64) defeated Ireland 211 (K O'Brien 54*) and 182 by 89 runs

Match 3: T&T 132 (Rankin 5/42, Young 5/55) and 86 (Young 4/18) lost to Ireland 143 (Emrit 4/34, DJ Bravo 4/44) and 2/79 by 8 wickets

Hong Kong 3-0-0 Uganda​

Match 1: Uganda 163 (Amjad 4/54) and 142 (Amjad 6/28, Afzal 4/33) lost to Hong Kong 149 (Arinaitwe 5/19) and 3/157 (Shah 66) by 7 wickets

Match 2: Hong Kong 321 (Nizakat 67, Afzal 67*, Ssenyondo 4/60) lost to Uganda 98 (Aizaz 4/14) and 166 (Amjad 4/40, Afzal 4/20) by an innings and 57 runs

Match 3: Hong Kong 385 (Shah 102, Nizakat 63, Chapman 85*, Ruyange 4/108, Arinaitwe 4/63) defeated Uganda 138 (Chapman 4/27) and 132 (Afzal 4/35) by an innings and 115 runs

Guyana 2-0-1 Afghanistan​

Match 1: Afghanistan 158 (Jacobs 4/50) and 215 (Noor Ali 52, Bishoo 4/14) lost to Guyana 184 and 3/190 (Johnson 79*) by 7 wickets

Match 2: Afghanistan 245 (Stanikzai 67, Reifer 4/61) and 336 (Mangal 95, Shahzad 141) defeated Guyana 184 (Dawlat 4/34) and 191 by 206 runs

Match 3: Afghanistan 251 (Shenwari 72, Gulbadin 58, Bishoo 5/61) and 185 (Permaul 7/49) lost to Guyana 259 (Fudadin 54, Dawlatzai 4/49) and 2/178 (Fudadin 67, Johnson 66*) by 8 wickets

Canada 0-0-3 Barbados​

Match 1: Canada 158 (F Edwards 5/46) and 198 (Cheema 81, F Edwards 5/41) lost to Barbados 249 (K Brathwaite 104, Nurse 56, Desai 4/44) and 1/108 (K Brathwaite 64*) by 9 wickets

Match 2: Canada 115 (Nurse 4/16) and 139 (Benn 5/49) lost to Barbados 221 (Dowrich 118, Pervez 4/53) and 1/35 by 9 wickets

Match 3: Barbados 321 (K Brathwaite 134, Dowrich 82, Soraine 5/61) and 219 (K Brathwaite 91, K Edwards 56, Desai 6/42) lost to Canada 233 (Cheema 58, Gunasekera 61) and 180 (Kumar 60, Nurse 5/14) by 127 runs
 
Round 28

United Arab Emirates 0-0-3 Barbados​

Match 1: Barbados 342 (K Brathwaite 130, C Brathwaite 54, Aziz 5/101) and 255 (K Brathwaite 138, Adeel 4/42) defeated UAE 193 (Patel 54, F Edwards 4/40) and 269 (Sreekumar 55, Patel 83, Nurse 4/62) by 135 runs

Match 2: Barbados 257 (C Brathwaite 57, Reza 4/34) and 182 (K Edwards 98) defeated UAE 203 (82*) and 147 (Patel 63*, Roach 4/20) by 89 runs

Match 3: Barbados 333 (K Brathwaite 62, Holder 79) defeated 112 (Roach 7/56) and 219 by an innings and 2 runs

Afghanistan 2-0-1 Canada​

Match 1: Afghanistan 310 (Noor Ali 131, Pervez 4/79, Soraine 4/52) and 146 (Desai 5/44) defeated Canada 112 and 127 by 217 runs

Match 2: Afghanistan 184 (Shahzad 74, Desai 5/26) and 150 (Soraine 5/38) lost to Canada 218 (Tariq 58*, Dawlat 6/43) and 8/117 (Hassan 6/54) by 2 wickets

Match 3: Afghanistan 369 (Shahzad 109, Stanikzai 70) defeated Canada 98 (Nabi 5/16) and 109 (Cheema 57*, Hassan 7/41) by an innings and 162 runs

Uganda 0-0-3 Guyana​

Match 1: Uganda 129 (Jacobs 6/28) and 161 lost to Guyana 206 (Deonarine 72, Ssenyondo 5/37) and 2/88 by 8 wickets

Match 2: Uganda 198 (Ndhlovu 86*, Permaul 5/72) and 162 (Kyobe 51) lost to Guyana 347 (Fudadin 58, Barnwell 65, Ssenyondo 6/82) and 1/15 by 9 wickets

Match 3: Uganda 166 (Mukasa 70, Permaul 5/30) and 171 lost to Guyana 286 (Chanderpaul 62, Deonarine 63, Ssenyondo 4/36, Arinaitwe 4/47) and 5/52 by 5 wickets

Trinidad and Tobago 1-0-2 Hong Kong​

Match 1: T&T 247 and 120 defeated Hong Kong 120 (Imran 5/25) and 224 (Rath 67, Imran 6/69) by 23 runs

Match 2: Hong Kong 277 (Emrit 4/45) and 206 (Hayat 88, Rampaul 4/48, Emrit 4/30) defeated T&T 184 (DJ Bravo 60*) and 234 (DJ Bravo 85) by 65 runs

Match 3: T&T 155 (Amjad 4/34, Aizaz 4/29) and 196 (Mohammed 67, Amjad 4/39) lost to Hong Kong 337 (Aizaz 72) and 1/17 by 9 wickets

Scotland 1-0-2 Ireland​

Match 1: Scotland 197 (Machan 78, Taylor 54, Young 6/47) and 108 lost to Ireland 290 (Porterfield 114, K O'Brien 58, de Lange 4/63) and 0/17 by 10 wickets

Match 2: Ireland 64 (Davey 4/22, Evans 6/39) and 273 (Stirling 50, K O'Brien 52*) lost to Scotland 294 (Taylor 51, de Lange 57*, Young 4/75) and 3/45 by 7 wickets

Match 3: Scotland 104 (Young 5/32) and 244 (Berrington 68) lost to Ireland 448 (Joyce 72, N O'Brien 120, Poynter 87, K O'Brien 76) by an innings and 100 runs

Papua New Guinea 0-0-3 Jamaica​

Match 1: Jamaica 303 (Blackwood 67, Samuels 59, Baugh 57*, Reva 4/56) and 196 (Samuels 67*) defeated PNG 236 (Siaka 77, Bau 63, Bernard 4/46) and 221 (Vala 63, Cottrell 4/55) by 42 runs

Match 2: PNG 139 and 217 (Siaka 63, Taylor 5/36) lost to Jamaica 193 (Soper 4/44) and 6/164 (Samuels 53) by 4 wickets

Match 3: PNG 191 (Morea 87) and 119 (Miller 4/14) lost to Jamaica 275 (Blackwood 119) and 2/39 by 8 wickets

Nepal 2-0-1 Kenya​

Match 1: Kenya 88 (Alam 4/21) and 130 (Regmi 4/34) lost to Nepal 240 (Pun 52, Malla 55, Khadka 56*) by an innings and 22 runs

Match 2: Nepal 200 (Khadka 65, NN Odhiambo 5/60) and 102 (Ngoche 5/19) defeated Kenya 169 (Obanda 72, Ouma 53, Gauchan 4/28) and 115 (Alam 4/16) by 13 runs

Match 3: Nepal 137 (Varaiya 6/30) and 152 (Ngoche 4/16) lost to Kenya 140 and 4/152 (Obanda 60*) by 6 wickets

Netherlands 3-0-0 Namibia​

Match 1: Namibia 168 (Ya France 65, Kingma 4/23) and 90 lost to Netherlands 274 (B Cooper 86*, Burger 5/52) by an innings and 16 runs

Match 2: Netherlands 232 and 207 (B Cooper 61, Burger 4/35) beat Namibia 210 (Pitchers 92) and 199 (Pitchers 53, van der Merwe 4/20) by 30 runs

Match 3: Netherlands 268 (B Cooper 92, C Snyman 4/43) and 144 (B Scholtz 4/33) defeated Namibia 198 (G Snyman 70, Kingma 7/38) and 158 (van Meekeren 4/64) by 56 runs
 

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Round 29

Namibia 0-0-3 United Arab Emirates​

Match 1: Namibia 228 (Ya France 74, G Snyman 69*, Aziz 6/60) and 131 (Adeel 4/40) lost to UAE 192 and 3/169 (Iqbal 94*) by 7 wickets

Match 2: Namibia 340 (Pitchers 107, Ya France 68, Green 52*, Punja 5/79) and 170 (Adeel 4/54, Aziz 4/22) lost to UAE 197 (Patel 52, C Snyman 5/38) and 4/314 (Sreekumar 120, Anwar 124*) by 6 wickets

Match 3: Namibia 123 (Reza 4/13) and 198 (Baard 61, Adeel 5/81) lost to UAE 152 (Anwar 52*, C Snyman 4/27) and 5/171 by 5 wickets

Kenya 0-0-3 Netherlands​

Match 1: Kenya 149 and 140 lost to Netherlands 102 (Varaiya 6/38) and 7/188 by 3 wickets

Match 2: Kenya 119 and 143 (Obanda 51, van Meekeren 4/18) lost to Netherlands 245 (T Cooper 53, Otieno 4/58) and 0/21 by 10 wickets

Match 3: Kenya 73 (Kingma 6/41) and 202 (Ouma 57*, Obuya 55) lost to Netherlands 109 (Ngoche 7/18) and 2/167 (T Cooper 87*) by 8 wickets

Jamaica 2-0-1 Nepal​

Match 1: Nepal 223 (Pun 53, Malla 60, Taylor 5/51) and 210 lost to Jamaica 274 (Walton 69, Karan 4/73) and 7/164 (Samuels 64) by 3 wickets

Match 2: Jamaica 218 (Russell 56, Bernard 52, Khadka 5/20) and 176 defeated Nepal 200 (Malla 54) and 149 (Taylor 4/38) by 45 runs

Match 3: Jamaica 154 (Alam 6/62) and 141 (Karan 4/32, Gauchan 5/42) lost to Nepal 382 (Malla 84, Khadka 170*, Gauchan 60, Russell 4/64) by an innings and 87 runs

Ireland 3-0-0 Papua New Guinea​

Match 1: PNG 210 (Siaka 64, Vala 59, Young 6/53) and 184 (Rankin 5/35) lost to Ireland 267 (Joyce 66, Wilson 60, Nou 4/76) and 1/130 (Porterfield 59*) by 9 wickets

Match 2: PNG 155 (Vare 70, Young 4/43) and 191 lost to Ireland 292 (Murtagh 63*, Nou 4/97) and 0/55 by 10 wickets

Match 3: PNG 215 (Siaka 101, Rankin 4/33) and 148 (Ura 54) lost to Ireland 157 (Dai 4/31) and 2/210 (Porterfield 110*, Stirling 56) by 8 wickets

Hong Kong 3-0-0 Scotland​

Match 1: Scotland 210 (Machan 51) and 208 (Taylor 50) lost to Hong Kong 229 (Afzal 65*, Aizaz 62) and 3/192 (Shah 73*) by 7 wickets

Match 2: Scotland 229 (Machan 89, Aizaz 7/34) and 275 lost to Hong Kong 542 (Hayat 208, Atkinson 109) by 275 runs

Match 3: Hong Kong 188 and 217 (Shah 53, Taylor 4/60) lost to Scotland 212 (Gardiner 74, Nadeem 5/45) and 81 (Amjad 6/31) by 112 runs

Guyana 2-0-1 Trinidad and Tobago​

Match 1: T&T 252 (Emrit 68) and 159 (Bishoo 5/33) lost to Guyana 291 (Chanderpaul 67, Bramble 54*) and 2/124 (Chandrika 51*) by 8 wickets

Match 2: T&T 176 (Bishoo 4/53) and 175 (Bishoo 4/24) lost to Guyana 259 (Bramble 62*, Imran 4/48) and 0/93 (Chandrika 55*) by 10 wickets

Match 3: Guyana 216 and 200 (Chanderpaul 67*, Imran 4/19) lost to T&T 354 (DM Bravo 126, Pollard 52, Permaul 5/83) and 3/66 by 7 wickets

Canada 2-0-1 Uganda​

Match 1: Uganda 203 and 138 lost to Canada 305 (Wijeratne 69, Arinaitwe 5/47) and 3/40 by 7 wickets

Match 2: Uganda 139 and 258 (Mukasa 96, Desai 5/40) lost to Canada 271 (Gunasekera 64, Wijeratne 54, Ssenyondo 5/37) and 7/128 by 3 wickets

Match 3: Uganda 141 and 110 (Desai 4/27) defeated Canada 122 (Ssenyondo 4/33, Sebanja 4/28) and 113 (Ssenyondo 4/16) by 16 runs

Barbados 2-0-1 Afghanistan​

Match 1: Barbados (K Brathwaite 51, Hassan 5/66) and 189 (Carter 73, Hassan 7/60) defeated Afghanistan 173 (C Brathwaite 5/31) and 136 (Benn 5/37) by 82 runs

Match 2: Barbados 233 (K Brathwaite 83) and 402 (K Brathwaite 73, K Edwards 65, Carter 61, C Brathwaite 89*) defeated Afghanistan 217 (Gulbadin 63*, Benn 4/35) and 316 (Noor Ali 63, Mangal 77, Nurse 4/49) by 102 runs

Match 3: Afghanistan 208 and 370 (Mangal 142, Shenwari 86, Holder 4/51) defeated Barbados 103 (Ashraf 4/14) and 115 (Hassan 5/65, Dawlatzai 4/25) by 360 runs
 
Round 30

United Arab Emirates vs Afghanistan 1-0-2​

Match 1: Afghanistan 96 (Aziz 4/34) and 189 (Shahzad 56, Stanikzai 76, Punja 5/65) lost to UAE 25 (Hassan 4/12, Dawlat 6/13) and 8/261 (Anwar 117, Patel 79, Dawlat 4/41) by 2 wickets

Match 2: Afghanistan 259 (Mangal 80, Shenwari 57, Aziz 4/68) and 240 (Aziz 6/51) defeated UAE 160 (Hassan 5/30) and 203 (Iqbal 71, Dawlat 4/77) by 136 runs

Match 3: UAE 221 (Iqbal 117, Hassan 6/51) and 152 (Hassan 4/48) lost to Afghanistan 327 (Mangal 113, Shenwari 75, Adeel 5/74) and 1/48 by 9 wickets

Uganda vs Barbados 0-0-3​

Match 1: Uganda 174 (Ndhlovu 61, F Edwards 5/51) and 130 (Ndhlovu 71, F Edwards 4/47, Holder 4/9) lost to Barbados (Dowrich 71, Ssenyondo 5/40) and 0/81 (K Brathwaite 53*) by 10 wickets

Match 2: Uganda 126 and 189 (Masaba 60, Nurse 4/26) lost to Barbados 297 (K Brathwaite 67, C Brathwaite 60, Sebanja 4/45) and 0/22 by 10 wickets

Match 3: Uganda 80 (F Edwards 6/35) and 143 (Ndhlovu 56, Nurse 4/22) lost to Barbados 184 and 0/41 by 10 wickets

Trinidad and Tobago vs Canada 3-0-0​

Match 1: Canada 187 and 179 (Rampaul 4/68, Imran 4/30) lost to T&T 199 (Mohammed 65, Soraine 5/31) and 4/169 (Simmons 83*) by 6 wickets

Match 2: T&T 316 (DM Bravo 58, Mohammed 115*, DJ Bravo 63, Pervez 5/70) defeated Canada 92 (Rampaul 4/19) and 175 (Imran 4/28) by an innings and 49 runs

Match 3: Canada 173 (Imran 4/42) and 220 (Kumar 66, Gunasekera 66, Imran 8/52) lost to T&T 260 (Pollard 64, Pervez 6/59) and 2/134 (Simmons 89*) by 8 wickets

Scotland vs Guyana 1-0-2​

Match 1: Guyana 283 (Reifer 83*) and 211 (Bramble 64*, Evans 4/39) lost to Scotland 336 (Gardiner 56, Machan 82, Taylor 64) and 2/160 (Mommsen 53*) by 8 wickets

Match 2: Guyana 357 (Johnson 64, Chanderpaul 67, Bramble 73, Davey 6/79) and 217 (Chanderpaul 69) defeated Scotland 227 (Berrington 57, Bishoo 5/61) and 183 (Berrington 59) by 164 runs

Match 3: Guyana 260 (Chanderpaul 72) and 417 (Johnson 85, Deonarine 155, Taylor 5/99) defeated Scotland 310 (Taylor 82, Jacobs 4/48) and 204 by 163 runs

Papua New Guinea vs Hong Kong 0-0-3​

Match 1: PNG 190 (Aizaz 4/19) and 230 (Siaka 86) lost to Hong Kong 261 (Shah 88) and 2/162 (Shah 64) by 8 wickets

Match 2: PNG 170 (Siaka 53, Bau 50) and 88 (Afzal 6/29) Hong Kong 362 (Nizakat 86, Chapman 70, Nou 4/103) by whatever

Match 3: Hong Kong 287 (Shah 58, Atkinson 112*, Vanua 4/82) and 354 (Atkinson 76, Chapman 98, Afzal 80, Soper 5/110) defeated PNG 193 (Bau 56, Chapman 4/64) and 166 by 282 runs

Nepal vs Ireland 1-0-2​

Match 1: Nepal 131 and 173 (Dockrell 4/34) lost to Ireland 211 (Wilson 96*) and 3/94 by 7 wickets

Match 2: Nepal 184 (Vesawkar 72, Murtagh 6/32) and 99 (Young 7/36) lost to Ireland 343 (Joyce 151) by an innings and 60 runs

Match 3: Nepal 153 (Murtagh 6/30) and 306 (Malla 120, Rankin 4/67, Murtagh 4/57) defeated Ireland 116 (Regmi 4/12) and 238 (Stirling 88, N O'Brien 58, Karan 5/103, Alam 4/35) by 105 runs

Netherlands vs Jamaica 1-0-2​

Match 1: Jamaica 228 (Gayle 70, Bukhari 4/63) and 202 (Blackwood 71, Kingma 4/52) defeated Netherlands 155 and 149 (T Cooper 51*) by 126 runs

Match 2: Jamaica 101 (Bukhari 6/46) and 211 (Samuels 60, Bukhari 5/40) lost to Netherlands 469 (T Cooper 92, B Cooper 68, van der Merwe 122*, Russell 5/63) by an innings and 157 runs

Match 3: Netherlands 190 (Bernard 4/36) and 94 (Russell 4/17) lost to Jamaica 307 (Blackwood 75, Samuels 55) by an innings and 23 runs

Namibia vs Kenya 2-0-1​

Match 1: Namibia 237 (Burger 61, G Snyman 96*, NM Odhiambo 4/47, Varaiya 5/39) and 140 (Ngoche 4/34) defeated Kenya 213 (Obuya 56*, Burger 4/36) and 154 (Ouma 58, C Snyman 5/52) by 10 runs

Match 2: Kenya 181 and 197 lost to Namibia 210 (Baard 56) and 6/173 by 4 wickets

Match 3: Namibia 158 (Otieno 8/52) and 227 (N Scholtz 77, G Snyman 75*, NN Odhiambo 5/76) lost to Kenya 165 (C Snyman 6/47) and 7/221 (Obuya 72, Patel 64, Burger 4/36) by 3 wickets
 
Final Ladder

1. Hong Kong (lol) (W 73, L 17)
2. Afghanistan (W 71, L 19)
3. Barbados (W 67, L 23)
4. Jamaica (W 66, T 1, L 23)
5. Ireland (W 62, L 28)
6. Nepal (lol) (W 57, L 33)
7. Guyana (W 56, L 34)
8. Trinidad and Tobago (W 47, L 43)
9. Netherlands (W 47, L 43)
10. Scotland (W 31, L 59)
11. Uganda (W 28, L 62)
12. Kenya (W 26, T 1, L 63)
13. United Arab Emirates (W 26, L 64)
14. Papua New Guinea (W 24, L 66)
15. Namibia (W 20, L 70)
16. Canada (W 18, L 72)

Top 20 run scorers

1. S Chanderpaul (Guy) - 6614 @ 44.39
2. Mohammad Shahzad (Afg) - 5907 @ 40.18
3. KC Brathwaite (Bar) - 5767 @ 36.04
4. L Siaka (PNG) - 5746 @ 34.00
5. SP Patel* (UAE) - 5452 @ 37.60
6. CH Gayle (Jam) - 5429 @ 34.80
7. P Khadka (Nep) - 5343 @ 36.10
8. Babar Hayat* (HK) - 5196 @ 35.11
9. EC Joyce (Ire) - 5123 @ 33.48
10. SO Dowrich (Bar) - 5067 @ 31.47
11. MW Machan (Sco) - 5037 @ 29.80
12. AB Fudadin (Guy) - 4881 @ 29.58
13. Nawroz Mangal (Afg) - 4814 @ 31.46
14. RE van der Merwe (Ned) - 4739 @ 31.81
15. G Snyman (Nam) - 4714 @ 33.91
16. KA Edwards (Bar) - 4712 @ 30.01
17. DJ Bravo (T&T) - 4652 @ 30.21
18. N Deonarine (Guy) - 4635 @ 31.75
19. GC Wilson (Ire) - 4627 @ 34.27
20. RG Mukasa (Uga) - 4557 @ 26.04

Top 20 wicket takers

1. CA Young (Ire) - 569 @ 16.83
2. Haseeb Amjad* (HK) - 554 @ 11.90
3. Hamid Hassan (Afg) - 536 @ 14.52
4. AD Russell (Jam) - 462 @ 14.46
5. VJ Kingma (Ned) - 459 @ 14.09
6. D Bishoo (Guy) - 457 @ 18.57
7. V Permaul (Guy) - 455 @ 18.11
8. KC Karan (Nep) - 451 @ 17.00
9. PA van Meekeren (Ned) - 440 @ 14.76
10. L Nou (PNG) - 438 @ 20.36
11. Imran Khan (T&T) - 433 @ 15.05
12. Dawlat Zadran (Afg) - 432 @ 16.10
13. HA Varaiya (Ken) - 429 @ 15.11
14. D Soraine (Can) - 427 @ 16.87
15. WB Rankin (Ire) - 424 @ 19.12
16. SS Cottrell (Jam) - 422 @ 17.94
17. Nasir Aziz* (UAE) - 408 @ 18.92
18. B Regmi (Nep) - 406 @ 14.41
19. D Ruyange (Uga) - 399 @ 18.34
20. Raja Adeel* (UAE) - 395 @ 25.65​

Ignoring the ridiculous results either side of the actual top four, this seems to suggest that, at the very least, the big four nations of the West Indies could match the best Associates - the ones that should be Test nations by now - comfortably.
 
The Speaker said:
Final Ladder

1. Hong Kong (lol) (W 73, L 17)
2. Afghanistan (W 71, L 19)
3. Barbados (W 67, L 23)
4. Jamaica (W 66, T 1, L 23)
5. Ireland (W 62, L 28)
6. Nepal (lol) (W 57, L 33)
7. Guyana (W 56, L 34)
8. Trinidad and Tobago (W 47, L 43)
9. Netherlands (W 47, L 43)
10. Scotland (W 31, L 59)
11. Uganda (W 28, L 62)
12. Kenya (W 26, T 1, L 63)
13. United Arab Emirates (W 26, L 64)
14. Papua New Guinea (W 24, L 66)
15. Namibia (W 20, L 70)
16. Canada (W 18, L 72)

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From the stats derived from the experiment, who would be your West Indies test XI?​
 
Oaktree said:
From the stats derived from the experiment, who would be your West Indies test XI?​
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Don't know. Too many players whose willingness to play Tests is questionable. I would, however, advise that they should consider playing two spinners more often. Every team has at least one spinner with a pretty good record, admittedly in part due to the pitches on offer. Furthermore, when they pick their spinners, they have to stick with them. All these spinners get a few Tests, and then get dropped for the next in line. No wonder they picked Warrican after less than 20 FC games.
 
The Speaker said:
Don't know. Too many players whose willingness to play Tests is questionable. I would, however, advise that they should consider playing two spinners more often. Every team has at least one spinner with a pretty good record, admittedly in part due to the pitches on offer. Furthermore, when they pick their spinners, they have to stick with them. All these spinners get a few Tests, and then get dropped for the next in line. No wonder they picked Warrican after less than 20 FC games.
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Yeah, that's a fair call, they are good points.

Based on your stats provided, here is my best West Indies XI, all but one in the current team.

1. K. Brathwaite (vc)
2. C. Gayle (c)
3. K. Edwards
4. A. Fudadin
5. S. Chanderpaul
6. D.J. Bravo
7. S. Dowrich (wk)
8. A. Russell
9. D. Bishoo
10. S. Cottrell
11. V. Permaul
 
Oaktree said:
Yeah, that's a fair call, they are good points.

Based on your stats provided, here is my best West Indies XI, all but one in the current team.

1. K. Brathwaite (vc)
2. C. Gayle (c)
3. K. Edwards
4. A. Fudadin
5. S. Chanderpaul
6. D.J. Bravo
7. S. Dowrich (wk)
8. A. Russell
9. D. Bishoo
10. S. Cottrell
11. V. Permaul
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The thing about stats, as this tournament has shown, is that they need to be only part of the question of selection. For example, I would question whether it's worth having Gayle in the team, purely for the influence he can have on the younger players, while at the same time I would encourage having Chanderpaul in there even though he'd probably average closer to 30 than 50 these days, at best.

Fudadin, too, is probably not amongst their best, especially as that would mean leaving out Darren Bravo.

Some other potential choices (I would recommend adding around 5 to the batting averages and 10 to the bowling averages to get a potentially more realistic indicator of ability):

Batsmen

CS Baugh+ (Jam): 3879 runs @ 28.11
J Blackwood (Jam): 4178 runs @ 27.31
N Deonarine (Guy): 4635 runs @ 31.75, 66 wickets @ 27.58
M Samuels (Jam): 4165 runs @ 28.14, 25 wickets @ 37.84
DM Bravo (T&T): 4450 runs @ 27.30

All-rounders

DE Bernard (Jam) 2708 runs @ 19.07, 230 wickets @ 22.05
CR Brathwaite (Bar): 3974 runs @ 27.03, 111 wickets @ 14.07
JO Holder (Bar): 2447 runs @ 17.73, 223 wickets @ 19.79
KA Pollard (T&T): 4340 runs @ 30.78, 17 wickets @ 17.24

Fast bowlers

FH Edwards (Bar): 367 wickets @ 21.74
ST Gabriel (T&T): 283 wickets @ 21.38
R Rampaul (T&T): 390 wickets @ 23.29
KAJ Roach (Bar): 363 wickets @ 21.71
JE Taylor (Jam): 315 wickets @ 21.03

Spinners

SJ Benn (Bar): 295 wickets @ 19.83
NO Miller (Jam): 195 wickets @ 15.81
AR Nurse (Bar): 2099 runs @ 16.53, 298 wickets @ 14.15
Imran Khan (T&T): 2173 runs @ 16.98, 433 wickets @ 15.05

Also remember that this experiment does not include the Leeward and Windward Islands, which make up the other two boards of the Windies. This leaves out players like Kieran Powell, Darren Sammy, Shane Shillingford, Gavin Tonge and Devon Smith.
 
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The Speaker said:
The thing about stats, as this tournament has shown, is that they need to be only part of the question of selection. For example, I would question whether it's worth having Gayle in the team, purely for the influence he can have on the younger players, while at the same time I would encourage having Chanderpaul in there even though he'd probably average closer to 30 than 50 these days, at best.

Fudadin, too, is probably not amongst their best, especially as that would mean leaving out Darren Bravo.

Some other potential choices (I would recommend adding around 5 to the batting averages and 10 to the bowling averages to get a potentially more realistic indicator of ability):

Batsmen

CS Baugh+ (Jam): 3879 runs @ 28.11
J Blackwood (Jam): 4178 runs @ 27.31
N Deonarine (Guy): 4635 runs @ 31.75, 66 wickets @ 27.58
M Samuels (Jam): 4165 runs @ 28.14, 25 wickets @ 37.84
DM Bravo (T&T): 4450 runs @ 27.30

All-rounders

DE Bernard (Jam) 2708 runs @ 19.07, 230 wickets @ 22.05
CR Brathwaite (Bar): 3974 runs @ 27.03, 111 wickets @ 14.07
JO Holder (Bar): 2447 runs @ 17.73, 223 wickets @ 19.79
KA Pollard (T&T): 4340 runs @ 30.78, 17 wickets @ 17.24

Fast bowlers

FH Edwards (Bar): 367 wickets @ 21.74
ST Gabriel (T&T): 283 wickets @ 21.38
R Rampaul (T&T): 390 wickets @ 23.29
KAJ Roach (Bar): 363 wickets @ 21.71
JE Taylor (Jam): 315 wickets @ 21.03

Spinners

SJ Benn (Bar): 295 wickets @ 19.83
NO Miller (Jam): 195 wickets @ 15.81
AR Nurse (Bar): 2099 runs @ 16.53, 298 wickets @ 14.15
Imran Khan (T&T): 2173 runs @ 16.98, 433 wickets @ 15.05

Also remember that this experiment does not include the Leeward and Windward Islands, which make up the other two boards of the Windies. This leaves out players like Kieran Powell, Darren Sammy, Shane Shillingford, Gavin Tonge and Devon Smith.
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I rate Gayle to be a positive influence and he can lead from the front opening the batting.

Chanderpaul adds great experience in the middle.

I noticed when looking at the stats that most batsmen hovered around 30, so your expanded stats have more options who in numbers terms are like for like.

Same applies with the bowling as there were limited pace options in the top 20.

What is interesting from the statistics is there isn't many outlier players in comparison to the Associate nations outside of Chanderpaul, who is a clear outlier in performance to his peers. I guess that may be a reflection of the first class experience or performance of the majority of the Windies players.

But I guess that could also be that the players in the top 20 from other nations may be dominant players for their respective countries or some other variables.
 
In light of the vast majority of the England-beating Test team being from Barbados (pop. 275,000), I thought I'd check what the teams would look like two seasons after the initial run. FC records listed.

Barbados

Kraigg Brathwaite (RHB, 7593 runs @ 41.71)
Kyle Hope (RHB, 1855 runs @ 30.40)
Shai Hope (RHB, 2638 runs @ 42.54)
Roston Chase (RHB, 3133 runs @ 45.40; OS, 89 wickets @ 28.91)
Carlos Brathwaite (RHB, 1522 runs @ 27.67; RFM, 88 wickets @ 23.84)
Shane Dowrich+ (RHB, 2858 runs @ 32.85)
Chris Jordan (RHB, 2501 runs @ 23.81; RFM, 277 wickets @ 31.93)
Jason Holder (RHB, 1631 runs @ 22.97; RFM, 115 wickets @ 28.03)
Kemar Roach (RF, 268 wickets @ 28.83)
Jomel Warrican (SLA, 137 wickets @ 20.10)
Miguel Cummins (RFM, 160 wickets @ 24.40)

Raymon Reifer (LHB, 1981 runs @ 25.39; LFM, 100 wickets @ 25.25)
Suliemann Benn (SLA, 379 wickets @ 26.73)

Guyana

Rajendra Chandrika (RHB, 2602 runs @ 26.28)
Shimron Hetmyer (LHB, 1198 runs @ 32.37)
Leon Johnson (LHB, 4763 runs @ 32.62)
Assad Fudadin (LHB, 4442 runs @ 31.95; RFM, 23 wickets @ 34.26)
Shivnarine Chanderpaul (LHB, 26796 runs @ 54.90)
Narsingh Deonarine (LHB, 7467 runs @ 35.38; OS, 170 wickets @ 31.54)
Anthony Bramble+ (RHB, 1210 runs @ 22.83)
Marlon Richards (RFM, 84 wickets @ 26.59)
Veerasammy Permaul (SLA, 394 wickets @ 21.78)
Devendra Bishoo (LB, 352 wickets @ 27.92)
Keon Joseph (RFM, 70 wickets @ 25.48)

Vishaul Singh (LHB, 2442 runs @ 33.45)
Gudakesh Motie (SLA, 64 wickets @ 20.73)

Jamaica

Chris Gayle (LHB, 13226 runs @ 44.83; OS, 132 wickets @ 39.34)
Chadwick Walton (RHB, 3333 runs @ 27.09)
Jermaine Blackwood (RHB, 3939 runs @ 32.82)
Marlon Samuels (RHB, 7295 runs @ 36.65; OS, 71 wickets @ 55.05)
Andre Russell (RHB, 609 runs @ 26.47; RFM, 54 wickets @ 20.44)
John Campbell (LHB, 1846 runs @ 27.96; OS, 35 wickets @ 28.82)
Devon Thomas+ (RHB, 3072 runs @ 26.48)
Nkrumah Bonner (RHB, 2430 runs @ 23.82; LB, 34 wickets @ 30.44)
Nikita Miller (SLA, 461 wickets @ 16.54)
Jerome Taylor (RF, 300 wickets @ 26.93)
Shelton Cottrell (LFM, 97 wickets @ 26.05)

Damion Jacobs (LB, 141 wickets @ 22.17)
Andre McCarthy (RHB, 1019 runs @ 20.79)

Trinidad & Tobago

Evin Lewis (LHB, 1229 runs @ 30.72)
Lendl Simmons (RHB, 5110 runs @ 32.54)
Darren Bravo (LHB, 5498 runs @ 37.40)
Kieron Pollard (RHB, 1584 runs @ 37.71; RFM, 14 wickets @ 31.14)
Dwayne Bravo (RHB, 5302 runs @ 30.64; RFM, 177 wickets @ 33.43)
Jason Mohammed (RHB, 2721 runs @ 26.94; OS, 25 wickets @ 28.40)
Denesh Ramdin+ (RHB, 5952 runs @ 29.03)
Rayad Emrit (RHB, 2197 runs @ 19.10; 175 wickets @ 26.72)
Imran Khan (RHB, 2593 runs @ 20.41; LB, 320 wickets @ 22.99)
Ravi Rampaul (RFM, 206 wickets @ 30.03)
Shannon Gabriel (RFM, 214 wickets @ 30.27)

Yannic Cariah (LHB, 1852 runs @ 29.87; LB, 32 wickets @ 34.71)
Sunil Narine (OS, 65 wickets @ 21.50)

Pretty shocked at how ordinary Jamaica looks, given they have a population of 3 million to Barbados' 275,000.
 
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