Brassell began the over by taking the first wicket for Namibia as Saim was caught behind and sent back to the pavilion after scoring 14 runs of 12 balls.

Next man in was captain Salman Ali Agha, batting at number three.

Salman played a well-timed shot to hit a four off Brassell’s third delivery and came close to adding four more runs to the scoreboard off the fourth one but managed only a single.

Two more singles off the remaining balls conceded total seven runs off Brassell in the over.

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