At the Hills Cricket Club, Kenya pulled off a win over Canada by 15 runs.
Kenya, after opting to bat first, looked to be in trouble at 47 for four. But Duncan Allan (103: 130b, 8x4, 3x6) joined forces with Joseph Ochieng (73: 109b, 5x4, 1x6) to change the fortunes of Kenya with a 136-run fifth wicket stand.
Canada appeared to be in cruise control in the chase with the score at 112 for 1. But a middle-order collapse handed the initiative right back to Kenya with Allan picking up 2-41 to back up his batting effort.
Allan won his second straight Man of the Match award. ''From the position we were in to get 215 was a great effort. Full credit to Ochieng for his support. We fought hard. I thought 230-240 would have been a par score.
"But we pulled things back while bowling. They were cruising, but a huge credit to the bowlers. This competition is now wide open. The results over the past couple of days have shown that there are no favourites in this tournament.''

Wisden, the world's most famous sports book, published the 150th edition of the Almanack on 11 April.