MG7 emerge champions at Phuket Sixes

The Cup final turned out to be a one-sided affair played under glorious sunshine at the Kata Group Sports Ground. MG7 posted a challenging total of 85 with Audi retiring on 30 not out. Skylarks, in their innings, quickly lost their star batsman Razzak for just two and then collapsed for 28, giving MG7 their first Cup victory in Phuket.

Earlier in the semi-finals, MG7 scored a solid victory over Gauhati Town from India. Gauhati put on a modest total of 34 which Audi and Faisal smashed off in just 10 balls. 

Skylarks, also from Kuwait, made it an all-Kuwait final with their victory over St Frances de Sales. St Frances struggled to 35 runs against accurate Skylark bowling, Hammer top scoring with 24 runs. Skylarks knocked off the required runs with an over to spare.

Southern Stars lifted the Plate trophy following a very narrow win over St Frances de Sales. St Frances had notched up 58 runs with Big Job top scoring with 25 runs. The Stars won the final with a single off the last ball of the match having Pinky to thank for guiding his side to victory with 33 not out.

The Bowl final was an entertaining affair between the CBB SCs and the Singapore Slingers. Batting first the Slingers put on 68 for 4, Karthik scored 23 and Mahesh 20. Reds led the CBB to the win with 31 not out as the Sixes veterans won with an over to spare.

The Spoon trophy was won by Baulkham Hills CC with three balls to spare against Pinjarra CC. Latts top scored for Pinjarra with 28 not out as they posted a handy score of 71. However their fellow Aussies timed their run chase perfectly led by Wijesekara who scored 33 not out.

The Sixes Gala Awards Dinner at the Kata Beach Resort was sponsored by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.