UAE and West Indies will play a three-match ODI sequence in Sharjah subsequent month as a part of their preparations for the upcoming World Cup Qualifier.
The matches, all day-night, can be performed on June 5, 7 and 9. On the finish of the sequence, each groups will depart for Zimbabwe for the qualifying event, which can be performed from June 18 to July 9.
In all, ten groups will take part within the qualifying event, with two progressing to the 2023 ODI World Cup, to be performed in India.
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“In latest months, our workforce has produced some sensational performances within the ODI format which have helped elevate UAE cricket’s profile,” Mubashshir Usmani, the final Secretary of the Emirates Cricket Board, stated. “Our qualification for the event in Zimbabwe exemplifies our latest achievements. We need to guarantee we offer the absolute best preparation to our workforce and this sequence will most definitely assist in reaching the objective.”
Jimmy Adams, the director of cricket for CWI, stated: “That is our first ever bilateral tour in opposition to the UAE and we’re happy to have agreed this historic three-match ODI sequence as it’ll present an excellent alternative for our gamers to get some preparation forward of the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier.
“It’ll additionally enable these gamers not going to Zimbabwe to get some priceless expertise on the worldwide degree in overseas situations, which might be massively useful to their development and improvement. We’re completely happy to work intently with the ECB to rearrange the three matches and we see this as a partnership which may develop sooner or later.”
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