England 362 for 6 (Prest 154*, Bethell 62, Luxton 47, Giyanani 2-60) beat United Arab Emirates 173 (Naseer 54, Rehan 4-30) by 189 runs
England set out the gauntlet in their last Group A match by finishing a third-continuous thorough success to not just end their gathering with a flawless record yet additionally post the most noteworthy innings score of the opposition hitherto.
Their commander Tom Prest smacked an unbeaten 119-ball 154, including 13 fours and four sixes, to lift England to 362 preceding legspinner Rehan Ahmed gathered a four-for to wrap UAE's innings up for 173.
Britain's players delighted on schedule in the center before their logical quarter-last against South Africa. Opener George Thomas made a 43-ball 41. Jacob Bethell struck eight fours and three sixes in his 55-ball 62. And keeping in mind that Prest smacked 13 fours and four sixes in his 154 - the most elevated individual score of the World Cup up to this point - William Luxton, as well, got among the runs with a 45-ball 47.
UAE's pursuit of 363 started inadequately, with left-arm seamer Joshua Boyden eliminating Aryansh Sharma in the first finished. Four additional wickets immediately followed, and by the fifteenth over, UAE were 61 for 5. Naseer, who surrendered 81 runs with the ball, hit 50 years from No. 7, yet UAE were at last bowled out for 173. Ahmed eliminated Naseer and three others to get done with 4 for 30 in his ten overs.
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