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Bahrain — Singapore, CWC Challenge League Group B

CWC Challenge League Group B ODI
Bahrain L15 Aug · Away Tanzania · 116:120W18 Aug · Home Uganda · 209:204L31 Aug · Home Nepal · 87:88W2 Sep · Home Hong Kong · 210:178L4 Sep · Home Saudi Arabia · 204:221L7 Sep · Away Malaysia · 128:254
79/3:76
Finished

Bahrain won by 7 wickets (with 211 balls remaining)

Kick-off was

Singapore L15 Aug · Home Uganda · 175:176L17 Aug · Away Tanzania · 103:106L30 Aug · Away Oman · 185:316L1 Sep · Away Kuwait · 96:249L4 Sep · Away Qatar · 150:153L6 Sep · Home United Arab Emirates · 172:174
Venue: Oman Cricket Academy Ground City: Al Amarat

Match report

Bahrain secured a narrow 79:76 victory over Singapore in Group B of the Champions Cup Challenge on 12 August 2026. The hosts held on despite a spirited effort from the visitors, who pushed right to the final moments. It was a match decided by fine margins, with both sides trading leads throughout.

Bahrain sit fourth in the standings with 13 points from 14 games, while Singapore languish at the bottom with just a single point. The visitors have lost every game they have played this season, making this result even more significant for the home side. The gap between them in the table remains substantial.

Bahrain's recent form has been anything but steady. They produced a massive 273:206 win over Kenya on 5 August, only to follow it with a 250:255 defeat to the same opponents two days later. That inconsistency has defined their campaign so far, with results swinging wildly from one match to the next.

Singapore's situation is far more desperate. Their last competitive win came back in late June, a 76:73 victory over Thailand. Since then, they have not found any rhythm, including a heavy 126:289 loss to Hong Kong on 9 August. They have not managed to string together any positive results recently.

This win keeps Bahrain's hopes alive in the group, though they still trail the leaders. For Singapore, the defeat extends their winless run to 14 matches. The table positions look unlikely to change without a significant turnaround from both sides.

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L15 Aug · Away Tanzania · 116:120W18 Aug · Home Uganda · 209:204L31 Aug · Home Nepal · 87:88W2 Sep · Home Hong Kong · 210:178L4 Sep · Home Saudi Arabia · 204:221L7 Sep · Away Malaysia · 128:254

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L15 Aug · Home Uganda · 175:176L17 Aug · Away Tanzania · 103:106L30 Aug · Away Oman · 185:316L1 Sep · Away Kuwait · 96:249L4 Sep · Away Qatar · 150:153L6 Sep · Home United Arab Emirates · 172:174

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