Popular Series

Indian Premier League, 2026

Tour of South Africa Women in New Zealand Women, 2026

Women's National Cricket League, 2025

CSA Provincial One-Day Challenge Division One 2026

Tour of Australia Women in West Indies Women, 2026

Download our app on

Emirates Blues vs Fujairah, 13th Match Pitch Report - Match Overview & Playing XI | Emirates D20 Tournament, 2025

Published by

CFLL Staff

Published on

13 October 2025 | 07:03AM

EMB vs FJR Live Score, 13th Match | Emirates D20 Tournament, 2025 — Emirates Blues face Fujairah under lights at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on 13 October 2025, 07:00 PM IST. Sharjah’s D20 nights usually reward intent in the powerplay and smart pacing through overs 7–15, before a late burst when the ball skids on. Emirates Blues have shown they can post and defend robust totals here this season, while Fujairah typically counter with an aggressive top order and multi-phase options who can stack dot balls in the middle overs. Recent fixtures at this venue have produced competitive first-innings scores and decisive middle-over swings, so controlling tempo (not just strike rate) will be central to this contest.

Expect Emirates Blues to anchor one end while rotating aggressively against spin, holding finishers for the last five overs. Fujairah’s route leans on fast starts, athletic out-cricket, and squeezing the middle to avoid par-plus at Sharjah. Either way, smallish square boundaries and a quick outfield mean momentum can flip quickly. Track every twist with EMB vs FJR Live Score as these UAE domestic heavyweights jostle for table position.

Emirates Blues vs Fujairah, 13th Match Details

Series

Emirates D20 Tournament, 2025

Date & Time

13 October 2025, 07:00 PM

Venue

Sharjah Cricket Stadium

Emirates Blues vs Fujairah, 13th Match Weather Condition

01:15 pm

Cloud

Humidity

35%

Wind

21.2 km/h

Sunny

Sharjah Cricket Stadium

Sharjah Cricket Stadium Pitch Report

Pitch Condition

Fast & Bounce

Batting Condition

Average

Pace Bowling

Pace & Bounce

Spin Bowling

Average

Pace vs Spin on Venue

(Last 10 match)

Sharjah is traditionally batting-friendly early, with true bounce and short square pockets; boundary dimensions hover in the ~62–65m range depending on the rope, making power-hitting viable. As the evening sets in, the ball can skid, aiding stroke-play, though quality spin and change-ups still bite through the middle. Across recent T20s at Sharjah, first-innings outputs around the mid-140s have been common, but in this D20 cycle we’ve also seen 170–180 totals when powerplay platforms are strong. Captains often lean toward chasing to read conditions and any dew. Par tonight: 150–165, with +10 if wickets are preserved to the death.

Emirates Blues Recent form

Last 5 Matches

LWLLL

Recent form

Last 5 Matches

WWWLL

Venue Scoring Pattern

Avg 1st Innings

136

126

Avg 2st Innings

Highest Total

192-5 by DUB vs FUJ

96-10 by AJM vs SHA

Lowest Total

Highest Chased

143-2 by EMB vs ABD

177-2 by FUJ vs SHA

Lowest Defended

Matches Won

Batting First

|

Bowling First

Emirates Blues vs Fujairah, 13th Match Squad

Emirates Blues Probable XI :

Asif Khan, Kamran Atta, Prithvi Madhu, Nasir Faraz, Ahmed Tariq, Safeer Tariq, Paramjot Kalyan, Sanjay Pahal, Muhammad Qasim, Raees Ahmed Ayan, Mohammed Umar.

Fujairah Probable XI :

Sagar Kalyan, Muhammad Naeem Khan, Ethan D’Souza, Ayaan Misbah, Rayan Khan, Mohammed Faraazuddin, Aryan Saxena, Karan Dhiman, Zainullah Rehmani, Matiullah Khan, Uddish Suri.

Conclusion

The matchup looks finely balanced, but the side that wins the powerplay and keeps a lid on overs 7–15 should control proceedings. If Emirates Blues front-load their intent and carry hitters into the last five, they can stretch well beyond par. Fujairah, meanwhile, thrive when their top order lands early blows and their middle overs force dots rather than merely low-risk singles. Given venue trends this week, a bowl-first call remains logical to gauge grip and potential dew; anything 165+ first up asks serious questions even at Sharjah. Expect a tactical finish shaped by fielding intensity and execution of slower-ball plans at the death.