#Emerging Team Asia Cup

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इमर्जिंग टीम एशिया कप के दूसरे सेमीफाइनल में हारी टीम इंडिया, अफगानिस्तान खेलेगा फाइनल मैच

India A vs Afghanistan A Semi Final 2 Highlights: इमर्जिंग टीम एशिया कप के दूसरे सेमीफाइनल में अफगानिस्तान ए ने इंडिया ए को 20 रनों से हराकर फाइनल में जगह बना ली है। शुक्रवार को अल अमरात क्रिकेट ग्राउंड (मिनिस्ट्री टर्फ 1) में खेले गए मुकाबले में अफगानिस्तान ने टॉस जीतकर पहले बल्लेबाजी करते हुए 20 ओवर में चार विकेट खोकर 206 रन बनाए, इसके जवाब में भारतीय टीम निर्धारित 20 ओवर में सात विकेट खोकर 186…

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India A vs Afghanistan A Dream11 Prediction, Emerging Teams Asia Cup: IND-A vs AFG-A predicted lineups, fantasy team, squad

India A will face Afghanistan A in the second semifinal of the ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024 at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground on Friday. Here are the predicted lineups for the two teams: India A: Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma (c), Anuj Rawat (wk), Nehal Wadhera, Ayush Badoni, Ramandeep Singh, Nishant Sindhu, Rahul Chahar, Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore, Rasikh Dar Salam, Aaqib Khan. Afghanistan A:…

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Who likes/dislikes rain and thunderstorms/extreme weather? We know that Jason watched a tornado and Salim thought he was crazy for it. I guess Jones would be used to Blizzards? And Kim, i think.

So, the area of Iraq that Salim is from does see snow occasionally, but it is primarily in the mountainous areas and since Salim was often not home due to being a soldier, I like to think that he has seen snow, but not often, and is definitely not used to it at all. (And this is something that is going to come up much later in Say Nothing~) Thunderstorms are fairly common there, so those do not bother him, either, and dust storms are even more common. I imagine he is used to having to keep his face covered due to dust storms, and is not the type to complain too much about them. At least until they have passed and then he'd be like, "I need a bath now." But full-on tornadoes? He has heard of how bad they can be and the idea of /watching/ one is absolutely crazy to him. If he were to ever be somewhere when one was happening and Jason tried to go watch it, he would wrestle Jason to the ground and insist, "I did not lose you to a vampire, I am not losing you because you are too much of a jarhead to know you cannot take on a tornado!" Jason is good in any weather. Doesn't matter. Feet of snow? A typhoon? Lightning storm that looks like the 4th of July? He's been through so much, none of it bugs him. Eric and Rachel are very, very accustomed to the snow, being New Yorkers - they went ice climbing for their honeymoon, ffs. I could see Rachel really enjoying snowy and rainy days, honestly, due to the quietness they bring. She doesn't get to slow down very often but when the weather is a little dreary it feels like the world moves at a slower pace. Eric likes those day too, but where Rachel enjoys being inside with a cup of tea or hot chocolate, Eric prefers to be outside in the snow. That nerd would absolutely go out with microscope slides to collect snowflakes on for them to look at, and would bundle up and take a telescope out and enjoy the winter sky. Nick is a summer boy. He's from Chicago. It's windy af and cold there, which he is used to, but he gets enough of it after, like, a week once fall hits. He thrives when the sun is out. But in the snow? Complaints. So many complaints. Glaring from inside the puffiest jacket you've ever seen. Rana is purely unflappable. She has been through rockslides in dig sites. She's had to crawl through narrow passages. She's done so much travelling around western Asia and some into Europe and seen so much - what's a little weather? Sun-Hi is pretty similar to Rana, too. She is a military doctor and usually travels with a particular unit, but she has been assigned to several teams, so she has been to multiple countries and she just focuses on her job too much to be concerned about weather - unless that weather could harm them. In that case, she is giving lectures about staying safe and making sure they requisition emergency supplies, doing re-trainings with the field medics, etc. For the goslings and Jones, honestly, they're all Force Recon, so they're pretty similar to Jason. The training that they have to go through is so brutal and they are put through exercises that push them to their very limits. (Such as pulling themselves through pipes/tunnels that are very narrow and almost totally filled with water.) They are prepared to face harrowing elements. I think, of all of them, Mosson would have difficulty in extreme heat. He's no longer a werewolf, of course, but Gabe and I have discussed that we think there are residual effects of being a werewolf that don't go away even after the curse is broken. So Mosson running hot would be one of those. (Kim has to remind herself of this whenever she does a physical check up on Mosson because he is normally around 100 degrees, which would register as a constant fever.) And yeah, Jones is the type of person to take ice baths. He's basically a polar bear. Dude loves the cold. And yet, he also loves the heat. Bastard gets a beautiful tan when it's sunny out.

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Asia Cup 2023: Pakistan's Triumphs and India's Concerns - A Preview of the High-Stakes Clash

The upcoming clash between Pakistan and India in the Asia Cup 2023 on September 2nd has generated a wave of anticipation and tension. Pakistan's recent significant victory has added an extra layer of complexity to this highly awaited encounter. In a match preceding this clash, Pakistan secured a resounding win against Nepal, setting a strong precedent. As the rivalry heats up, India's apprehensions seem to be growing due to Pakistan's recent surge in form.

**Dominating Performance Against Nepal:**

Pakistan demonstrated its prowess in the first match of the Asia Cup 2023 by defeating Nepal by a margin of 238 runs. This victory not only showcased Pakistan's batting might but also highlighted its remarkable prowess in bowling. Pakistan's comprehensive triumph against Nepal has raised eyebrows in the cricketing world, particularly in India.

**Babar Azam's Stellar Form:**

Captain Babar Azam led from the front with an exceptional century. His well-calculated innings of 110 runs in 110 balls laid a strong foundation for Pakistan. Babar's remarkable strike rate and subsequent half-century in just 20 balls reflected his exceptional form and adaptability. Babar's innings, powered by four sixes, contributed significantly to Pakistan's total score of 151 runs.

                     

**Emerging Threat for India:**

Babar Azam's excellent form could pose a serious challenge for India. Additionally, Iftikhar Ahmed's impressive 109 runs off 71 balls marked his maiden century in One Day Internationals. Ahmed's performance has the potential to address Pakistan's middle-order concerns, showcasing his versatility in various cricketing departments.

**Bowling Brilliance and Spin Mastery:**

Pakistan's bowlers continued their splendid form in the match against Nepal. Shaheen Afridi's early breakthrough with two wickets in the first over set the tone. Naseem Shah, in his first over, took a crucial wicket, and Haris Rauf's stellar mid-over performance secured him two wickets as well. Pakistan's spinners, especially Shadab Khan, displayed their mettle, taking four wickets for 27 runs in 6.4 overs. Nawaz's contribution with one wicket in his two overs further bolstered Pakistan's bowling prowess.

**The Ominous Message for India:**

Pakistan's resounding victory against Nepal sends a strong message to India. This victory not only puts Pakistan in good stead but also serves as a warning to India. If Pakistan maintains this level of performance, the upcoming clash against India could be a closely contested battle, promising a thrilling encounter between the two cricketing giants.

**Emergence of Pakistan's All-Rounders:**

Pakistan's recent victory against Nepal was also a showcase of its all-round strength. Iftikhar Ahmed's century and his vital role in the middle order have undoubtedly eased the worries of Pakistan's team management. His ability to contribute both with the bat and the ball adds depth to Pakistan's lineup. Additionally, his century might just be the boost Pakistan needed to address their middle-order concerns, a facet that had been under scrutiny in recent times.

**Impressive Bowling Ensemble:**

The Pakistani bowling attack once again proved its mettle. Shaheen Afridi's knack for early breakthroughs and his fierce pace provide a promising start to the team. Naseem Shah's ability to extract wickets early in his spells showcased his potential to unsettle the opposition's top order. Haris Rauf's consistent performance and his knack for picking up crucial wickets during the middle overs adds a valuable dimension to Pakistan's bowling attack.

**Spin Wizardry and Indian Batting Challenges:**

The Asia Cup also witnessed Pakistan's spinners weaving their magic. Shadab Khan's ability to bamboozle batsmen and create pressure in the middle overs cannot be overlooked. His economy rate and wicket-taking ability are bound to pose a challenge for the Indian batting lineup. As Indian batsmen have struggled against quality spin in the past, Pakistan's spin attack might just be the X-factor that could make the difference in the high-stakes match.

**Setting the Stage for India vs. Pakistan Clash:**

With this convincing victory, Pakistan has set the stage for an intense showdown against India. The match between these arch-rivals on September 2nd promises to be a battle of nerves and skills. Pakistan's recent successes have boosted their confidence and put India on high alert. As both teams gear up for this monumental clash, the cricketing world braces for an epic showdown that could shape the course of the Asia Cup and set the tone for the future matches between these two cricketing giants.

**Conclusion: A Tale of Anticipation and Rivalry:**

The Asia Cup 2023 has already presented us with intriguing narratives and performances that have left cricket enthusiasts at the edge of their seats. Pakistan's triumphant march and their well-rounded approach have not only added excitement to the tournament but have also raised the stakes for the forthcoming clash with India. As the cricketing world holds its breath, we can only wait to witness whether Pakistan's recent surge will continue, or if India will rise to the challenge and reclaim their dominance on the field. The Asia Cup stage is set, and the cricketing drama is about to unfold! 

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Basketball Teams in India: Rising Stars of the Sport

Basketball teams in India have been steadily gaining recognition, showcasing their talent and determination on both national and international stages. While cricket continues to dominate the Indian sports landscape, basketball is emerging as a popular and competitive alternative. This article provides an overview of the prominent basketball teams in India, their achievements, and the challenges they face.

Prominent Basketball Teams In India

India boasts several basketball teams that represent the country at various levels. These teams include:

Indian Men’s National Team: Managed by the Basketball Federation of India (BFI), the men’s team has participated in numerous international tournaments, including the FIBA Asia Cup and South Asian Games.

Indian Women’s National Team: The women’s team has consistently performed well in regional competitions and is known for its strong teamwork and resilience.

State Teams: Every state in India has its own basketball team that competes in the National Basketball Championship. Teams like Tamil Nadu, Punjab, and Karnataka have historically dominated these championships.

Club Teams: Professional club teams such as ONGC, Indian Railways, and Kerala Police play a pivotal role in developing the sport at a professional level.

Achievements of Indian Basketball Teams

Indian basketball teams have achieved several milestones over the years:

International Recognition: The men’s team defeated China in the FIBA Asia Cup 2014, a historic victory that highlighted India’s potential in basketball.

Women’s Success: The women’s team clinched gold at the 2019 South Asian Games, further solidifying their dominance in the region.

Youth Achievements: India’s under-18 and under-16 teams have also made a mark in youth tournaments, showcasing the country’s growing talent pool.

Challenges Faced by Basketball Teams in India

Despite their progress, basketball teams in India encounter several challenges:

Limited Funding: A lack of financial support affects training, infrastructure, and international exposure.

Inadequate Facilities: Many players have limited access to quality courts and equipment.

Low Public Awareness: Basketball still struggles to attract the same level of attention as cricket or football.

Talent Drain: Promising players often switch to other sports due to better career prospects.

Ways to Support Basketball Teams in India

To ensure continued growth and success, it is essential to:

Increase Sponsorship: Corporate investments can enhance training programs and facilities.

Promote the Sport: Media campaigns and grassroots initiatives can increase public interest.

Strengthen Infrastructure: Building more courts and providing modern equipment will benefit players.

Encourage Participation: Schools and colleges should actively promote basketball as a viable sport.

Conclusion

Basketball teams in India are making steady progress, proving their potential with each passing year. With the right support, they can achieve greater success and inspire a new generation of players. As basketball continues to grow, these teams will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the future of the sport in India.

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India crowned Women's Under-19 Asia Cup champions after beating Bangladesh

Niki Prasad-led India emerged victorious in the ACC Under-19 Women's T20 Asia Cup 2024 by defeating Bangladesh in the summit clash in Malaysia on Saturday, December 22. Gongadi Trisha and the bowlers helped the team become champions in the inaugural edition of the Asian tournament. Gongadi Trisha, who played a key role in India's victory in the Women's T20 World Cup last year, scored a crucial…

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India crowned Women's Under-19 Asia Cup champions after beating Bangladesh

Niki Prasad-led India emerged victorious in the ACC Under-19 Women's T20 Asia Cup 2024 by defeating Bangladesh in the summit clash in Malaysia on Saturday, December 22. Gongadi Trisha and the bowlers helped the team become champions in the inaugural edition of the Asian tournament. Gongadi Trisha, who played a key role in India's victory in the Women's T20 World Cup last year, scored a crucial…

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Asian Final Qualifiers 2024 Japan National Team's Challenge and Soccer Qualifier Results

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Asian Final Qualifiers: Fierce soccer matches and the challenge for Japan

The Asian Final Qualifiers are a very important stage for each country in the battle for the Asian Cup and World Cup qualifiers. These qualifiers bring together the best soccer nations in Asia, and they compete for the limited spots to advance to the world championships. In this fierce competition, the tactics of each team and the individual abilities of the players are put to the test, and it continues to fascinate fans.

The Asian Final Qualifiers are a major event for the national team players, who practice hard every day with the aim of winning. In particular, strong teams such as Japan, South Korea, and Iran are known for fighting at a high level every time. The strategies that each team adopts and the type of players that become key players on their teams will have a major impact on the results of the qualifiers.

The battle of the Japanese national team is attracting particular attention. Japan boasts stable strength in Asia and has a wealth of experience in past World Cups. However, the strength of other Asian countries is also improving year by year, so the key to passing the qualifying rounds will be the performance of each player and the team's cooperation. Also, how the coach and staff bring the team together and develop tactics will be an important point.

As the Asian final qualifying round progresses, the top teams in each group will advance to the next stage. With each victory, each team will gain confidence and become more motivated for the next match. However, it is not easy to pass the qualifying round, and only the teams that overcome the tough competition will be able to step onto the world stage.

In addition, during the Asian Final Qualifiers, the excitement of each country fighting to qualify is felt in the stadium and on television, creating many moments that further strengthen the bond between the team and the fans. The players have a strong will to fight for their country, and sometimes try to perform at their best even under pressure. It is this attitude that makes the Asian Final Qualifiers even more fascinating.

The results of the Asian Final Qualifiers are also an indicator of the level of football in Asia as a whole. As each country competes with each other, we can expect the evolution of Asian football as a whole. Through these qualifiers, new talents and future stars may emerge, allowing us to feel the charm of football even more deeply.

Finally, the Asian Final Qualifiers are not just soccer matches, but also a place where the pride and culture of the region is reflected. The greatest attraction of the qualifiers is sharing the joys and sorrows that soccer brings, with the cheers of the supporters and the emotions of the players intertwining.

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Afghanistan A become ACC Men's T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024 Champions after defeating Sri Lanka A

Afghanistan A won the ACC Mens T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024, defeating Sri Lanka A by seven wickets in the final at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground on Sunday. After winning the toss on Sunday, Sri Lanka captain Nuwanidu Fernando chose to bat. However, it didn’t help Sri Lanka win the final. Sahan Arachchige (64 runs from 47 balls, 6 sixes) was Sri Lanka’s lone star batsman, remaining unbeaten at…

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Sri Lanka A vs Afghanistan A Highlights, T20 Final: Sediqullah Atal’s 55 help AFG A clinch maiden title - The Indian Express

Sri Lanka A vs Afghanistan A Highlights, T20 Final: Sediqullah Atal’s 55 help AFG A clinch maiden title  The Indian Express Sri Lanka A vs Afghanistan A, Final  Cricbuzz Afghanistan A crowned ACC Mens T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024 champions after beating Sri Lanka A  ANI News Emerging Teams Asia Cup Final Live Streaming: Where to watch Sri Lanka A vs Afghanistan A clash on TV?  India TV…

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India A vs Afghanistan A LIVE Score, ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024: Tilak Varma And Co. Need Wickets, AFG Score At Over 9 RPO

India A vs Afghanistan A Highlights, ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024© BCCI India vs Afghanistan A Highlights: Afghanistan A stunned India A by 20 runs to enter the final of the ACC Men’s T20 Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024. Choosing to bat after winning the toss, Afghan openers Zubaid Akbari (64) and Sediqullah Atal (83) notched up a 137-run opening stand. Karim Janat gave a brilliant finish,…

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[ad_1] Courtesy: Hockey India Hockey India fetes the legend with Rs 10 lakh cash award; announces retiring Rani’s famed Jersey No.28 ~ New Delhi, 24th October 2024: In a poignant moment at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium today, former Indian Women’s Hockey Team Captain, Rani, announced her retirement from international hockey after the conclusion of the PFC India vs Germany Bilateral Hockey Series 2024. Known far and wide as the Queen of Indian Hockey, Rani now shifts her focus to coaching and nurturing the future stars of the sport. Rani’s journey began at just 14 years old, making her the youngest player for the Indian Women’s Hockey Team when she took to the field at the Olympic Qualifier in Kazan, Russia, in April 2008. Over the course of a remarkable 14-year career, she led the Indian team to numerous triumphs, including the historic fourth-place finish at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Hailing from humble beginnings in Shahbaad Markanda, Haryana, Rani’s rise to stardom was paved with challenges. Despite the odds, she emerged as a beacon of hope, drawing inspiration from the academy run by legendary coach Baldev Singh. “After almost 15 years of wearing the Indian jersey with pride, it’s time for me to step off the field as a player and begin a new chapter. Hockey has been my passion, my life, and the greatest honor I could ever have asked for. From small beginnings to representing India on the biggest stages, this journey has been nothing short of incredible,” Rani recalled fondly. Under her captaincy, India broke a 13-year drought to clinch the Women’s Asia Cup in 2017. She also became the first Indian Women’s Hockey player to be nominated for the FIH Women’s Young Player of the Year Award. Throughout her career, Rani has been honored with numerous accolades, including the Arjuna Award in 2016, World Games Athlete of the Year in 2019, Best Women Player of the Year in 2019 by Hockey India, the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna in 2020, and the Padma Shri Award in 2020. “Playing for India came with a lot of recognition but the moments that I will cherish the most are the ones I spent training with the team and facing tough teams together. One such moment was at the Tokyo Olympics where the team ran ragged for each other, this unity led us to victory over some tough teams. As I call it a day on my career, I am filled with pride and belief that the Indian Women’s Hockey Team will go on to great things in the future,” she added.                       Courtesy: Hockey India Rani is set to take charge as the Women’s Mentor and Indian Coach of Soorma Hockey Club in the revamped Hockey India League this December. She has already dabbled in a similar role when she became the chief coach of the Indian sub-junior girls’ team during Hockey India’s 100th Executive Board Meeting in Chennai last year. Rani even undertook the FIH Educators Course in July to upskill herself for this new chapter. “I’m forever grateful to my teammates, coaches, and every single fan who supported me along the way. I am grateful to Hockey India, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, SAI, Haryana Government and Odisha Government for their support. Though I won’t be playing anymore, my love for the game continues. I look forward to new roles and give back to the sport that has given me so much,” she commented on her future plans. Rani’s indomitable spirit and determination to overcome societal pressures have left an indelible mark. She continues to inspire young hockey players, standing tall as a symbol of breaking barriers and chasing dreams. Rani truly remains the Queen of Indian Hockey, a legacy that will live on. For more sports content: RevSportz The post Former Indian Women’s Hockey Team Captain Rani bids farewell to International Hockey appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Courtesy: Hockey India Hockey India fetes the legend with Rs 10 lakh cash award; announces retiring Rani’s famed Jersey No.28 ~ New Delhi, 24th October 2024: In a poignant moment at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium today, former Indian Women’s Hockey Team Captain, Rani, announced her retirement from international hockey after the conclusion of the PFC India vs Germany Bilateral Hockey Series 2024. Known far and wide as the Queen of Indian Hockey, Rani now shifts her focus to coaching and nurturing the future stars of the sport. Rani’s journey began at just 14 years old, making her the youngest player for the Indian Women’s Hockey Team when she took to the field at the Olympic Qualifier in Kazan, Russia, in April 2008. Over the course of a remarkable 14-year career, she led the Indian team to numerous triumphs, including the historic fourth-place finish at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Hailing from humble beginnings in Shahbaad Markanda, Haryana, Rani’s rise to stardom was paved with challenges. Despite the odds, she emerged as a beacon of hope, drawing inspiration from the academy run by legendary coach Baldev Singh. “After almost 15 years of wearing the Indian jersey with pride, it’s time for me to step off the field as a player and begin a new chapter. Hockey has been my passion, my life, and the greatest honor I could ever have asked for. From small beginnings to representing India on the biggest stages, this journey has been nothing short of incredible,” Rani recalled fondly. Under her captaincy, India broke a 13-year drought to clinch the Women’s Asia Cup in 2017. She also became the first Indian Women’s Hockey player to be nominated for the FIH Women’s Young Player of the Year Award. Throughout her career, Rani has been honored with numerous accolades, including the Arjuna Award in 2016, World Games Athlete of the Year in 2019, Best Women Player of the Year in 2019 by Hockey India, the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna in 2020, and the Padma Shri Award in 2020. “Playing for India came with a lot of recognition but the moments that I will cherish the most are the ones I spent training with the team and facing tough teams together. One such moment was at the Tokyo Olympics where the team ran ragged for each other, this unity led us to victory over some tough teams. As I call it a day on my career, I am filled with pride and belief that the Indian Women’s Hockey Team will go on to great things in the future,” she added.                       Courtesy: Hockey India Rani is set to take charge as the Women’s Mentor and Indian Coach of Soorma Hockey Club in the revamped Hockey India League this December. She has already dabbled in a similar role when she became the chief coach of the Indian sub-junior girls’ team during Hockey India’s 100th Executive Board Meeting in Chennai last year. Rani even undertook the FIH Educators Course in July to upskill herself for this new chapter. “I’m forever grateful to my teammates, coaches, and every single fan who supported me along the way. I am grateful to Hockey India, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, SAI, Haryana Government and Odisha Government for their support. Though I won’t be playing anymore, my love for the game continues. I look forward to new roles and give back to the sport that has given me so much,” she commented on her future plans. Rani’s indomitable spirit and determination to overcome societal pressures have left an indelible mark. She continues to inspire young hockey players, standing tall as a symbol of breaking barriers and chasing dreams. Rani truly remains the Queen of Indian Hockey, a legacy that will live on. For more sports content: RevSportz The post Former Indian Women’s Hockey Team Captain Rani bids farewell to International Hockey appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Semi-Final Teams Set for Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024: India vs Afghanistan, Sri Lanka vs Pakistan

The stage is set for the semi-finals of the Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2024, with four teams qualifying for the knockout round. The tournament saw participation from 8 teams, and now the top four have emerged. Unfortunately, Bangladesh A, Hong Kong, UAE, and Oman failed to secure a spot in the final four. Both semi-final matches will take place on 25 October at the Al Emirates ground. Semi-Final…