Abu Dhabi T10: United Tigers' winning streak comes to an end courtesy of Yas Lions

Abu Dhabi T10: United Tigers' winning streak comes to an end courtesy of Yas Lions

Dubai: The United Tigers’ three-match winning streak at the Abu Dhabi T10 came to an end on Tuesday as the Yas Lions registered a 13-run victory at Zayed Cricket Stadium.

The Lions handed the Tigers their first defeat of the 2026 campaign, defending a target of 116 after Karim Janat’s explosive 33 and Tom Moores’ unbeaten 33 helped them post 115/5 in their 10 overs.

The Tigers appeared to be in control of the chase at 75/1 in the sixth over, with captain Fakhar Zaman and Joe Clarke putting together 49 runs from just 20 balls. Fakhar struck 44 off 23 deliveries, while Clarke contributed 15 off seven.

However, Jason Holder broke the partnership by having Clarke caught by Moores. Akeal Hosein then removed Fakhar four balls later, with Khuzaima Bin Tanveer taking the catch. The Tigers lost two wickets for just two runs and struggled to recover.

Hosein was particularly effective, conceding only seven runs in his two overs. The Tigers managed just 25 runs from their final 22 balls and finished on 102/5. David Willey had earlier dismissed Sahibzada Farhan, who made 13 off seven balls.

Earlier, the Lions had to rebuild after Awais Ali Shah struck twice in the third over, dismissing James Vince (14) and Dasun Shanaka (4).

In brief

Dubai: The United Tigers’ three-match winning streak at the Abu Dhabi T10 came to an end on Tuesday as the Yas Lions registered a 13-run victory at Zayed Cricket Stadium. The Tigers lost two wickets for just two runs and struggled to recover. The Tigers managed just 25 runs from their final 22 balls and finished on 102/5.

This is the opening of the story, shared with credit to Gulf News (UAE). The rest of the report — with every detail — continues on the publisher’s website.

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