_~Chawla’s 3/11 helped the Titans defend 105/7 ~

Abu Dhabi, November 25 2025: Riding on Piyush Chawla’s three-wicket haul, the Ajman Titans seized second place on the points table from the Vista Riders with a 34-run victory at the ongoing 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 at the Zayed Cricket Stadium.

After the Titans had put on105/7, Chawla’s figures of 3/11 dismantled the Riders’ batting lineup, restricting them to the season’s lowest total of 71/7.

~ UAE’s Muhammad Rohid stands tall with an impressive 1/7 in his two overs for the UAE Bulls ~

Abu Dhabi, November 20 2025: An explosive innings from Phil Salt (37 off 13) and Tom Moores (39* off 16) ensured the UAE Bulls blew past the Vista Riders with five wickets to spare at the Zayed Cricket Stadium in the ongoing 2025 Abu Dhabi T10. The victory marked the UAE Bulls’ first victory of the campaign.

Ben McDermott and Dwaine Pretorius shine with the bat, but Riders’ bowlers script a composed defence ~

Abu Dhabi, 19 November 2025: The second encounter of the day at the 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 saw the Vista Riders seal a 9-run win over the Royal Champs at the Zayed Cricket Stadium. Vista Riders posted 109/7 thanks to impactful cameos from Ben McDermott (31 off 16) and Dwaine Pretorius (31 off 12), after an early wobble triggered by Haider Razzaq’s three-wicket burst.

McDermott stabilised the innings during a shaky middle phase, while Pretorius provided the late acceleration that proved crucial in a low-scoring contest. In reply, the Royal Champs looked on course during a blistering 50-run stand between Jason Roy and Brandon McMullen, who took them to 67/3 inside six overs.

~ Johnson Charles’ unbeaten 55 and Dahani’s clutch last over seal a hard-fought win in Abu Dhabi ~

Abu Dhabi, 19 November 2025: Action continued at the 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 as the Northern Warriors, looking to bounce back from their opening defeat, pulled off a narrow four-run win over newcomers Aspen Stallions, at the Zayed Cricket Stadium. The Warriors posted 114/1, led by Johnson Charles’ composed knock of 55* (34). The Stallions’ chase began with intent through Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Avishka Fernando, but tight spells from Taskin Ahmed and a superb final over from Shahnawaz Dahani ensured the Warriors held their nerve.