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Sierra Leone defeat Ghana by six wickets in Lagos T20 match

Source: Punch Nigeria · 23 Sep 2026, 02:56 UTC
Sierra Leone defeat Ghana by six wickets in Lagos T20 match
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

Sierra Leone beat Ghana by six wickets in the NCF Quadrangular T20 Series in Lagos. Ghana set a target of 85 runs, which Sierra Leone chased with 11 balls remaining. Punch Nigeria’s report does not provide the teams’ individual scores, leading performers or the wider tournament standings.

Sierra Leone defeated Ghana by six wickets in the NCF Quadrangular T20 Series in Lagos, Punch Nigeria reports. Ghana made 85 runs, setting Sierra Leone a modest target in the match. Sierra Leone completed the chase with 11 balls remaining, securing a victory by six wickets.

The supplied report does not include Ghana’s total number of overs, the score at the fall of each wicket or the individual contributions in either innings. It also does not identify the bowlers or batters who played decisive roles. The match formed part of the NCF Quadrangular T20 Series.

The available material does not name the other teams in the competition, give the tournament schedule or explain how the result affects the standings. No details are provided about the pitch, attendance or player awards. The result and the margin of victory are attributed to Punch Nigeria’s account of the Lagos fixture.

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