The ACC Premier League had its first day of action in 2014 on May 1 and another set of matches is slated for May 2.
The first day saw Afghanistan win by six wickets over Hong Kong, Nepal beat the United Arab Emirates by four wickets, and Oman beat Malaysia by 74 runs.
The day 2 matches will begin at 10 a.m. MYT (2 a.m. GMT).
They are Malaysia vs Nepal, Afghanistan vs UAE, and Hong Kong vs Oman.
Coverage of the tournament is being broadcast on Astro in Malaysia, OSN in the Middle East, STAR in India and Nepal, Lemar TV in Afghanistan, PCCW in Hong Kong.
Coverage is also being broadcast on Channel 9 in Bangladesh, PTV in Pakistan, ESPN in Europe, and Willow TV in the United States.
Live streaming is available through some of the country’s respective broadcasters online.
The ACC was recently divided into three separate leagues, of which the Premier League is the middle. This was done for more even matches, since teams in the higher Elite League are much better than these teams.
“These countries go on the field knowing to expect that all their matches against the others will be competitive, there are no real weaker or stronger teams. It makes for better cricket, better competition, and a better allocation of time and resources,” said ACC Events Manager Sultan Rana in a statement.
In the next round on Sunday, Malaysia will take on Afghanistan, Hong Kong will take on UAE, and Nepal will take on Oman.
