• Afghanistan beat Zimbabwe 2-1 in T20I series and 2-0 in ODI series    • New Zealand beat England by 423 runs in the third and final Test to win the series 2-1    • South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 109 runs in second Test to win two-Test series 2-0    • England beat New Zealand by eight wickets in first Test at Christchurch    • South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 233 runs in first Test at Durban    • Sri Lanka bowled out for 42 by South Africa in Durban, their lowest total in Test cricket    • Afghanistan beat Bangladesh in third ODI to clinch series 2-1    • New Zealand women beat South Africa women to lift ICC T20 World Cup title    • New Zealand, Australia make it to T20 World Cup semi-finals from Group A    • England beat Pakistan by innings and 47 runs in first Test    


Story

Maldives, Indonesia draw unofficial T20 series

30 Jan, 2024

Maldives and Indonesia played two unofficial T20 matches in Bangkok on January 29 and 30. Both won one game each to draw the series.

Indonesia and Maldives drew their two-match unofficial T20 series 1-1 in Bangkok.

Maldives won the first match on Monday (Jan 29, 2024) by 10 runs. They scored 128/8 in 20 overs with Azyan Farhath scoring 46 off 47 balls. Padmakar Surve was the bets bowler for Indonesia with 3/15. Indonesia were bowled out for 118 in 19.4 overs. Anjar Tadarus made 32 and captain Kadek Gamantika scored 43. Bowler Umar Adam took 3/17 for Maldives.

Indonesia then won the second match by 12 runs. They made 146/7 in 20 overs. Opener Gede Priandana top-scored with 44 off 40 balls while Surve made 33. Maldives were then restricted to 134/8 in 20 overs with Kaushal Rodrigo top-scoring with 33.

Maldives and Indonesia got their Associate membership in 2017. Both do not have ODI status. This series was a warm-up for Asian Cricket Council T20I Challenger Cup. 

Cricket, Maldives, Indonesia, ICC, T20

News Highlights
 South Africa beat Pakistan in first Test to become first team to qualify for ICC WTC Final
Champions Trophy, T20 World Cup hybrid models ignore fans' convenience
Ben Curran, brother of England stars Sam and Tom, makes nightmarish start for Zimbabwe
Jay Shah begins tenure as ICC Chairman
Surge in demand for tickets for New Zealand-England Test
Crowe-Thorpe Trophy unveiled ahead of England-New Zealand Test series
Asian Cricket Council announces media partnership with Sony Networks
Ex-New Zealand cricketer Dion Nash returns to cricket
Dutch skipper Edwards, Oman pacer Sufyan found guilty by ICC
Kane Williamson returns to New Zealand squad for England Tests