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Desert Vipers Seal Top-Two Spot with Dominant Win Over Sharjah Warriorz

Desert Vipers extended their impressive run in DP World ILT20 Season 4 with a commanding four-wicket win over Sharjah Warriorz in Dubai, consolidating their position at the top with 14 points from eight matches.

David Payne’s brilliant spell (3/14) dismantled the Warriorz, who were bowled out for just 90 despite Tom Abell’s fighting 35*. Naseem Shah and Noor Ahmad provided strong support with two wickets each. In reply, Sam Curran’s composed 37 ensured a comfortable chase, despite early strikes from Taskin Ahmed.

Tom Bruce finished it off stylishly as the Vipers wrapped up victory with 37 balls to spare.

Sahir Usman

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