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Bangladesh-HK final today

Sports Reporter
। The stage for the final of the third
: South East Asian cricket chanipl onshlp has been
1 set. Champions of
the last two tournaments and hot favourites Bangladesh will play Hong Kong tn the final in keeping with the general an
Two-time finalists and, strength-wise the nearest In rivalry to Bangladesh. Hong Kong sailed Into the final of the ICC Associate Members tournament with a handsome six-wicket victory against host Singapore yesterday al the Singapore Cricket Club ground.
Singapore captain KH Imran won the toss and elected to bat on a wicket that has not behaved as the happy hunting ground for the willow wielders since the beginning of the
tournament.
Singapore got off to a reu sonably good start with the opening pair of Goh Swec Heng and Crossley putting on 43 for the first wicket, with the latter hitting 28 with the help of four boundaries.
A middle order collapse, however. saw Singapore slump to 84 for six and a late flourish by Thaiyar Mohad. the highest scorer of the Innings, and skipper Imran enabled Stnga pore to muster 144 in 48.5 overs.
Thaiyar Mohd topscored with 33, studded with one sixer and one four while Imran made 28. also with the help of one stx and a four.
R. Sujanani was the de stroyer in-chief for the Singa poreans with figures of three for ten. Beaman also bowled very well for Hong Kong to capture three for 17. G Davies
took two for 20
A breezy 45 by opener P Fordham laid the foundation of an eaay Hong Kong victory. He hit stx fours in his 87-ball knock.
Later S Foster sustained the good work done by hie team mate with a solid innings of 51 before becoming Slvaltngam s second victim. Foster played 99 balls and sent the ball to the fence five times.
Opener Aitklnson with 16 and Eames, with 17 were the other notable scorers for Hong Kong as their side made 147 for four in 46.3 overs, to enter tRe final with an easy stx-wlcket victory.
Stvaiingam was the most successful Singapore bowler with two for 37. Balakrishnan and Deshpande took one apiece.
Hong Kong play favourlee Bangladesh In the final today