T20 World Cup 2024: PNG vs UGA, Match 9 Highlights: Unmissable video recap, turning points, match analysis, stats, and more
Papua New Guinea squared off with Uganda in their second game of the T20 World Cup 2024 on Thursday, June 06.
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Uganda registered their first win of the T20 World Cup 2024 on Thursday, June 06, at the Providence Stadium in Guyana, as they got the better of Papua New Guinea. After suffering a defeat in their first game against Afghanistan, the Brian Masaba-led side came back strong to taste their first victory of the campaign. Winning the toss, Uganga opted to field first.
Papua New Guinea had a horrible start to their innings, losing their top order under the powerplay. Uganda bowlers kept the pressure on their opposition and regularly picked wickets. Frank Nsubuga was the best performer with the ball for Uganda as he ended with figures of 2/4. Papua New Guinea's batters had a bad day as none of them could take their side out of this crunch situation and were bundled out for 77 runs within 19.1 overs.
In the chase, Masaba and Co. too didn't have a great start with the bat, losing four wickets in the powerplay, with the score standing at 25/4. It was Riazat Ali Shah's knock of 33 runs that helped Uganda register a three-wicket victory.
Let us take a look at the highlights from the match:
1. Frank Nsubuga creates history with the ball
The 43-year-old Nsubuga had a wonderful day with the bowl in his hand as he scalped two wickets of Hiri Hiri and Charles Amini who were looking to build a partnership. The veteran offspinner became the bowler to concede the least runs in a four-over spell at Men's T20 World Cup. He went past South Africa's Anrich Nortje who recorded this feat a few days back against Sri Lanka.
What a memorable night for 43-year-old Frank Nsubuga, who bowled his 4 overs and conceded only 4 runs!
— Uganda Cricket Association (@CricketUganda) June 6, 2024
BARESI doing what he does best🔥#T20WorldCup #WeAreCricketCranes pic.twitter.com/0OxdMY26yr
2. Riazat Ali Shah takes his side over the line
The 26-year-old right-hand batter took it upon himself to guide his side to their first victory of the T20 World Cup 2024. As wickets kept falling from one end, Shah kept his cool and rotated the strike well. In his 56-ball stay, he scored 33 runs hitting just one boundary.
After 12 overs, Uganda stands at 54/5
— Uganda Cricket Association (@CricketUganda) June 6, 2024
Riazat Ali Shah (22 off 40 balls) Juma Miyaji (8 off 10 balls)
Cricket Cranes need 24 more runs to secure victory#T20WorldCup #WeAreCricketCranes pic.twitter.com/7a4uxmxfGF
Here are some more highlights from Uganda's win over Papua New Guinea:
ICC Men’s T20 World Cupல் முதல் வெற்றியை முத்தமிட்டது Debutant Uganda. 🇺🇬💪🏽♥️🏏#T20WorldCup2024 #PNGvsUGA #Cricanandha pic.twitter.com/Bd90xOMmtW
— Cricket Anand 🏏 (@cricanandha) June 6, 2024
History for Uganda! 🇺🇬 🔥
— Broken Cricket Dreams Cricket Blog (@cricket_broken) June 6, 2024
"East Africa rises" #T20WorldCup #CricketTwitter #Uganda pic.twitter.com/cpoSL3BySH
Winning moment for Uganda🏏
— Circle of Associate Cricket(COAC) (@Cricket_Circle_) June 6, 2024
Look at the emotion👏👏
Thats why associate cricket is ❤👏👏
Congrats @CricketUganda#T20worldcup #UGAvPNG pic.twitter.com/ZRYtJEvf3R
History as Uganda wins their first ever world cup match. What a day for African & associate cricket. pic.twitter.com/ndOKdV7QxY
— Ragav 𝕏 (@ragav_x) June 6, 2024
Huge congrats to the Cricket Cranes! 🇺🇬
— Uganda Media Centre (@UgandaMediaCent) June 6, 2024
Your historic win at the Men's Cricket World Cup is a moment of national pride.
You've inspired a generation of future cricket stars cc. @CricketUganda #CricketCranes | #T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/1qx2VnHJui
The winning celebration of the Uganda Team and their fans!!! ❤️🇺🇬
— ICC Asia Cricket (@ICCAsiaCricket) June 6, 2024
~ Their first-ever victory in the T20I World Cup. 🔥
~ A proud day for the people of Uganda@CricketUganda #T20WorldCup #Uganda #UgandaCricket pic.twitter.com/bRubrkWKws
Uganda is on Fire 🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/EFzE4mjAI7
— Associate Cricket (@associate_cric) June 6, 2024
Historic moment for Uganda as they record their first win in Men's #T20WorldCup 🤩#PNGvUGA ➡ https://t.co/TvZ9yZ69SG pic.twitter.com/oNw63IadEo
— T20 World Cup (@T20WorldCup) June 6, 2024
In just their second ever Men’s T20 World Cup match, @CricketUganda get their first win. Hard to fathom what this will do for the growth of cricket in Uganda. Congratulations to everyone involved. pic.twitter.com/D3mh6rY1BH
— William Glenwright (@WillGlenwright) June 6, 2024
Uganda have won their first game at a World Cup. Strolling to 78 with only the seven nervy wickets and 18.2 mad overs.
— Jarrod Kimber (@ajarrodkimber) June 6, 2024
They were embarrassed in that first game. They won their second. They have given us quite the ride already. Job done.
History made in Guyana as Uganda win their first-ever Men’s T20 World Cup game, defeating Papua New Guinea for the first time! 🇺🇬🏏🎉 #PNGvUGA
— Kass Naidoo (@KassNaidoo) June 6, 2024
Photo: @CricketUganda pic.twitter.com/DKO5V8gUKP
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