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18 June 2022. Beat Singapore by 10 wickets at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. No Singapore batter reached double figures, as they were bowled out for 29 in 17.2 overs. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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Theertha Satish, the UAE opener, was named player of the tournament following the conclusion of the ACC Women's T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. She hit an unbeaten half-century in UAE's five-wicket win over Malaysia in Saturday's final. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Theertha Satish raises her bat after bringing up her half century in 36 balls in the final against Malaysia. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Some of the UAE players took souvenir stumps to celebrate their title win in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Esha Oza, the UAE opener, was named batter of the tournament at the ACC Women's T20 Championship in Malaysia. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Both teams bowed to thank the fans for their support after UAE beat Malaysia in the final of the ACC Women's T20 Championship in the last game at the Kinrara Oval in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Theertha Satish top scored for UAE in the ACC Women's T20 Championship final against Malaysia. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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UAE's players race onto the field to celebrate after the winning runs were scored in the final. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Chaya Mughal, the UAE captain, raises the ACC Women's T20 Championship trophy in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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UAE celebrate winning the title in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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UAE Chaya Mughal celebrates the key wicket of her opposite number, Winifred Duraisingham, in the final of the ACC Women's T20 Championship against Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur.
The national team beat the host nation by five wickets in Saturday’s final. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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17 June 2022. Match abandoned against Oman at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. The day the streak changed from “consecutive wins” to “matches undefeated”. The UAE were well placed against Oman before the shower arrived. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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22 June 2022. Beat Qatar by 153 runs at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. Esha Oza hit her second century of the sequence as the national team overpowered their Gulf neighbours. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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20 June 2022. Beat Malaysia by 31 runs at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. A third-wicket partnership worth 54 for Malaysia made UAE nervous, but Indhuja Nandakumar dispelled the doubts with 4-10. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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18 June 2022. Beat Singapore by 10 wickets at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. No Singapore batter reached double figures, as they were bowled out for 29 in 17.2 overs. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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Theertha Satish, the UAE opener, was named player of the tournament following the conclusion of the ACC Women's T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. She hit an unbeaten half-century in UAE's five-wicket win over Malaysia in Saturday's final. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Theertha Satish raises her bat after bringing up her half century in 36 balls in the final against Malaysia. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Some of the UAE players took souvenir stumps to celebrate their title win in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Esha Oza, the UAE opener, was named batter of the tournament at the ACC Women's T20 Championship in Malaysia. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Both teams bowed to thank the fans for their support after UAE beat Malaysia in the final of the ACC Women's T20 Championship in the last game at the Kinrara Oval in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Theertha Satish top scored for UAE in the ACC Women's T20 Championship final against Malaysia. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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UAE's players race onto the field to celebrate after the winning runs were scored in the final. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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Chaya Mughal, the UAE captain, raises the ACC Women's T20 Championship trophy in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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UAE celebrate winning the title in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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UAE Chaya Mughal celebrates the key wicket of her opposite number, Winifred Duraisingham, in the final of the ACC Women's T20 Championship against Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur.
The national team beat the host nation by five wickets in Saturday’s final. Photo: Malaysia Cricket Association
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17 June 2022. Match abandoned against Oman at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. The day the streak changed from “consecutive wins” to “matches undefeated”. The UAE were well placed against Oman before the shower arrived. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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22 June 2022. Beat Qatar by 153 runs at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. Esha Oza hit her second century of the sequence as the national team overpowered their Gulf neighbours. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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20 June 2022. Beat Malaysia by 31 runs at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. A third-wicket partnership worth 54 for Malaysia made UAE nervous, but Indhuja Nandakumar dispelled the doubts with 4-10. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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18 June 2022. Beat Singapore by 10 wickets at the ACC Women’s T20 Championship in Kuala Lumpur. No Singapore batter reached double figures, as they were bowled out for 29 in 17.2 overs. Courtesy Malaysia Cricket
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