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Singapore vs UAE: What the ACC Men’s Premier Cup Scorecard Shows

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  • #Cricket
  • #Singapore
  • #UAE
  • #ACC Premier Cup

Singapore made 172 before UAE completed the chase with seven wickets in hand. Here is the match comparison I pieced together from the fixture and scorecard pages.

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Why I looked this up

I noticed people searching for “Singapore vs UAE” in connection with the ACC Men’s Premier Cup. Rather than treating it as a general comparison between two countries, I checked the fixture and scorecard pages to understand the cricket result behind the query.

The Emirates Cricket Board announcement identifies this as a Group B match in the 50-over ACC Men’s Premier Cup 2026. Its schedule placed UAE against Singapore at UKM YSD Oval on 6 September 2026. For viewers in India, FanCode listed the match for 7:00 am IST.

The key summary

The completed scorecard records a seven-wicket win for the United Arab Emirates. Singapore won the toss, chose to bat and were dismissed for 172 in 47.4 overs. UAE replied with 174/3 in 24.3 overs.

CheckSingaporeUAE
Innings total172 all out174/3
Overs used47.424.3
Highest individual scoreRiaan Naik, 44Akshdeep Nath, 58
ResultLostWon by seven wickets

My reading order for this result is simple:

  1. Start with the target: Singapore’s 172 meant UAE needed 173.
  2. Check wickets retained: UAE lost three wickets during the chase.
  3. Compare overs: UAE reached 174 in 24.3 overs, while Singapore’s innings lasted 47.4 overs.
  4. Look at the main contributions: Akshdeep Nath made 58 and captain Harpreet Singh finished unbeaten on 54 for UAE. Singapore’s leading scores were Riaan Naik’s 44 and Hari Kukreja’s 43.

What else I looked up

The scorecard also helped explain how Singapore were restricted. Muhammad Mohsin took four wickets for 34 runs, while Aayan Afzal Khan took three for 26. Those two returns accounted for seven of Singapore’s ten wickets.

The official UAE announcement adds useful tournament context: Harpreet Singh Bhatia was named captain of a 14-player UAE squad, and Group B also contained Kuwait, Oman and Qatar alongside Singapore and UAE.

So the short answer behind the search is not merely that the teams played each other. Singapore set 173 as the target, and UAE completed that chase at 174/3 to win by seven wickets.

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