The United Arab Emirates national cricket team represents their country on an international stage and are an Associate Member of the ICC.
Nehal Wadhera made a quick catch at long-off to dismiss Mayank Rajesh Kumar after he attempted to slog sweep but instead hit his stumps instead.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi has come within two runs of scoring his maiden century, smashing Harshit Kaushik for four sixes and four fours in an over, a highlight moment in the United Arab Emirates National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Match Scorecard.
| Date | Match Type | Team A Score | Team B Score | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Sep 2025 | Official: Asia Cup 2025 (T20) | UAE 57 (13.1) | IND 60/1 (4.3) | India won by 9 wickets |
| 14 Nov 2025 | India A vs UAE – Rising Stars (T20) | UAE 149/7 | India A 297/4 | India A won by 148 runs (NDTV Sports) |
| 08 Nov 2025 | Hong Kong Sixes (Exhibition) | IND 107/3 (6 ov) | UAE 111/2 (5.5 ov) | UAE won by 4 wickets |
| (Unofficial) | Other India A vs UAE – stats available | Varied | Varied | India A wins (ESPN) |
| (Undefined) | Exhibition / Sixes Matches | Varied | Varied | Mixed results |
India A vs UAE A
India A are in command of their tournament opener as they beat UAE A by 148 runs, led by Vaibhav Suryavanshi with 42-ball 144 that included 15 sixes off 42 deliveries, Jitesh Sharma contributing with unbeaten 83 off 32 balls, while in reply UAE could only manage 149/7; Gurjapneet Singh took three wickets for India A in this contest.
United Arab Emirates’ team is comprised of young players with considerable promise; however, they have struggled to establish consistent performance over time and must rely on older players as leaders to lead them forward.
However, this side has made an excellent start in this tournament and should continue its progress throughout.
India A dominates UAENC at Doha by an overwhelming 168-run margin! Vaibhav Suryavanshi made an early statement with his bat, smashing a 42-ball ton to set the tone and share an important second-wicket stand of 84 with Naman Dhir for India A’s success in 10 overs.
As Kohli continues to smash Muhammad Farazuddin for three sixes in the seventh over, he now only needs two fours to bring up his century and take India past three figures in their total score.
As we reach the final over of the powerplay, left-arm pacer Yash Thakur will bowl his final over. His initial over conceded seven runs to UAE batsmen; therefore it will be crucial for their side to try and reduce this deficit as much as possible.
WICKKET! WICKET! Nehal Wadhera attempts to hit one over long-on, but instead finds the hands of the fielder there instead. This marks UAE’s third dropped catch in this game and lessens their chances of making an comeback in this match.
UAE A have struggled to gain any ground in this game so far and now find themselves 12 runs adrift against India A.
To mount any sort of challenge they need a couple of quick wickets within the next few overs to make any headway against their opposition.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi made strides towards three figures when he hit four fours towards deep extra cover from Vaibhav Suryavanshi – including four sixes and 13 fours in his innings thus far. Now looking to finish off this match-winning innings he hopes another big blow can make all the difference.
Gurjapneet Singh strikes again with another wicket when he removes Ahmed Tariq from the innings. Bowling a fuller ball onto the stumps, Tariq attempted to flick it down the ground but misfired completely resulting in India A appealing for leg before wicket and the umpire raising their finger swiftly.
Nehal Wadhera attempted to hit one over long-on but failed to connect and was caught out by fielder. Now twice dropped, it looks as if UAE have lost this game already.
