Bermuda (108 all out) v Uganda (227/7)

5:08pm Over and OUT! Cannis caught on 17. Bermuda will have to recoup and do better tomorrow. Bermuda 108 all out, Uganda 227/7

5:06pm 108/9 OUT! Robinson caught. Maybury last man in with Cann.

5:03pm: 108/8 (42.0) cann on 17, Jacobi on 8.

5pm: Cann opening up now. He's on 16. Bermuda 106/8 (41.0)

4:56pm 98/8 (40.0) Jacobi on eight now.

4:50pm 96/8 (39.0) 

4:44pm: 94/8 (37.0) Cann on 10. Robinson is off the mark on one.

4:41pm: 89/8 (36.0) Cann and Robinson in. Cann is on 6.

4:37pm OUT! Trott run out. 89/8. 

4:34pm OUT! Jones caught 89/7 (35.0)

4:31pm 89/6 (34.2) Cann 6, Jones 4

4:26pm: OUT! Tucker run out. 84/6 (32.4) 

4:22pm: Bermuda 82/5 (32.0) Tucker on 13, Cann on 3.

4:17pm Bermuda 76/5 The required run rate is 7.35 now.

4:12pm: OUT! Gibbons out for naught. He faced four balls. 73/5 (28.0) Cann and Tucker in.

4:05pm: OUT! Hemp caught. Hemp finished with 16. 

3:58pm: Bermuda 66/3 (25.0) Tucker seven off of nine balls so far. We'll need a some more of that.

3:52pm Tucker in with Hemp and things are not looking good for our boys at the moment. Bermuda 59/3 (23.5)

3:50pm 57/3 OUT! Outerbridge is run out

3:45pm 54/2 (22.0) Hemp 9, Outerbridge 5. The required run rate is now over 6.

3:39pm: 53/2 Hemp 9, Outerbridge 4. 

3:36pm 52/2 (20.0) Uganda had 66 runs at this point as a point of comparison.

3:34pm 50/2 (19.0) Very slow going for Bermuda. The run rate is now 5.58.

3:32pm: 49/2 (18.0) Hemp 7, Outerbridge 2

3:28pm: 44/2 (17.0) Hemp on 3, Outerbridge 2.

3:22pm: OUT! Just two balls later Stovell is also LBW Bermuda 41/2 (16.0) Hemp and Outerbridge in.

3:19pm OUT! Anderson lbw. 39/1 (15.2) He had 13 runs off 48 balls.

3:16pm (38/0 (15.0) The run rate has creeped up to 5.28

3:14pm 35/0 (14.0) Anderson at the wicket for that over as Bermuda only picks up a wide.

3:12pm 34/0 (13.0) Anderson 12, Stovell 16

3:08pm: 31/0 (12.0) No loss of wickets but Bermuda is falling behind on the run rate.

3:03pm 27/0 (10.0) Bermuda has a required run rate of 4.90

3pm: 26/0 (9.0) Stovell picks up his second four.

2:57pm: 21/0 (8.0) Anderson 5, Stovell 10.

2:54pm: Bermuda 20/0 (7.0) chasing Uganda 227/7

2:51pm: 19/0 (6.0) Stovell hits his first four.

2:47pm 13/0 (5.0) Stovell on four, Anderson on three.

2:41pm Anderson and Stovell opened the batting for Bermuda. 12/0 (3.0) Uganda had a run rate of just over 4.50 in their innings.

2:39pm: In the other matches, USA put up a massive 366/6 against Nepal at Somerset. While Italy was all out for 110 against Oman who are currently 38/2 after 13.2 overs. 

1:43pm: And that's it for Uganda. They put up a respectable total of 227/7. Kyobe 53, NSubuga sneaks in with an unbeaten 51 right at the end. Bermuda's bowlers: Trott 10-0-34-2, Gibbons 9-1-35-1, Tucker 7-1-20-1, Robinson 10-1-41-1, Jones 9-1-56-1, Maybury 5-1-30-1. We'll be back after the lunch break. 

1:41pm OUT!! st Anderson b Jones. 212/7

1:40pm: 212/6 for Uganda 

1:35pm: Another expensive over for Bermuda. Uganda 203/6 (48.0) The tourists hit Jones for 16 that over. 

1:29pm: OUT! Stumped Anderson bowled Robinson. We needed that. 187/6 (46.5) 

1:25pm: 175/5 (46.0) 

1:22pm: Uganda takes their singles that over and pushes the score to 164/5 (45.0). Jones and Trott bowling.

1:18pm: Uganda 159/5 (44.0)

1:10pm: OUT! 152/5 Arinaitwe caught by Lionel Can bowled Trott 

1:07pm: Uganda 150/4 (42.0) 

1:04pm And Uganda starts to put the pedal down - 143/4 (41.0). Jacobi gives up eight runs that over. 

1pm: Uganda 135/4 (40.0) 

12:54pm: 130/4 (39.0) Coach Manders still has a great selection of bowlers to pick through as we head into the finall 11 overs. None of them have bowled more than 7 overs. 

12:48pm: Uganda 121/4 (37.0)

12:43pm: OUT! Kyobe finally goes down. caught by the wicketkeep Anderson off the bowling of Gibbons. 119/4 (35.5). A very finely timed wicket for Bermuda. 

12:40pm: Uganda's current partnership has 54 runs over 17.3 overs. Uganda 116/3 (35.0). 

12:38: 50! Kyobe reaches a half century for Uganda off of a 107 balls. 

12:37pm: Gibbons back in to bowl with Robinson. Uganda 114/3 (34.0) Gibbons 5-1-13-0. 

12:34pm: Uganda 114/3 (33.0) Jacobi makes quick work of that over. 

12:32pm: Uganda's run rate is 3.48 per over. 112/3 (32.0) Maybury is now 5-0-30-1. He's bowling with Robinson. 

12:29pm: Uganda 109/3 (31.0) The top two teams from this tournament will advance to Division 2 while the bottom two will drop to Division 4. 

12:25pm - at the other grounds - USA is hammering Nepal 169/2 (24.4) with Taylor 114no at Somerset Cricket Club. Italy is 78/9 after 29.2 overs and Oman is well in the driver's seat at St David's.

12:20pm: Uganda 94/3 (29.0) Treadwell is 4-0-13-0. Kyobe is now on 34 for Uganda. 

12:16pm: 93/3 (28.0)

12:14pm Uganda 90/3 - Jacobi is 2-0-5-0 - Almost all of Bermuda's bowlers have been economical. 

12:11pm Some of the churches will be letting out now so hopefully the crowd will continue to grow. Uganda 87/3 (26.0)

12:07pm: Uganda at 81/3 at the half way point of their 50 overs. Robinson becomes Bermuda's sixth bowler of the match. Trott was 7-0-17-1

12:04pm: 79/3 (24.0) another well-bowled over by Treadwell Gibbons. If this keeps up, Bermuda's batsmen should have a target that's beatable. 

Noon: Uganda 77/3. 

11:57am Uganda 71/3 - That was a quick over. Kyobe has pushed his total to 29 for Uganda. Trott bowling with Gibbons. 

11:54am: Uganda 68/3 (21.0). Treadwell Gibbons in to bowl. Tucker was 7-1-20-1 during his spell. 

11:50am: Uganda 66/3 after 20 overs. Looks like Bermuda can restrict them to less than 200. 22 of Uganda's runs have come off of extras. 

11:45am: OUT! Uganda 62/3 Tucker takes his third catch, this time off his own bowling.

11:39am: Uganda 60/2 (17.0) Rodney and Janeiro have really slowed down Uganda's run rate since coming in to bowl. 

11:34am: Uganda 56/2 (15.0) Trott 3-0-6-1

11:28am - OUT! Mukasa caught by Tucker, bowled Trott 55/2 (14.0)

11:17am: 41/1 (9.0)

11:09am: Janiero in to bowl. Five runs that over for Uganda. 38/1 (8.0)

11:05am: Uganda 33/1 (7.0). Maybury 3-1-19-1, Malachi 4-1-12-0

11:01am: Roger Mukasa, a right-hand bat is in with the left-hand bat Arthur Kyobe. Big over for Uganda as they took a bit of revenge against Maybury for claiming the wicket in the previous over he bowled. Uganda 30/1 after six.

10:55am: That put a damper into Uganda. Jones bowls well. 21/1 after five.

10:51am: OUT! Janeiro takes a catch of Ziraba as Maybury completes a maiden over. Uganda 19/1 after four. 

10:47am: After a slow first over, Uganda has come out blazing. 19/0 after three.

10:42am: Jones had a tidy first over and only gave up one run. Maybury was hit hard by Uganda's two Arthurs - Ziraba and Kyobe - for nine runs. Uganda is 10/0 after two overs.

10:38am: Malachi Jones and Greg Maybury opened the bowling for Bermuda. The island's team for today: Outerbridge, Anderson, Cann, Gibbons, Hemp, Jones, Maybury, Robinson, Stovell, Trott and Tucker.

10:25am: Uganda won the toss elected to bat. There is a slight breeze sweeping across the National Sports Centre. A small crowd has pitched their tents, but Bermuda coach Arnold Manders expects that to swell this afternoon as church lets out.

10:20am: At yesterday's press conference Bermuda captain Stephen Outerbridge says the opportunity for qualification to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 puts some pressure on the host team.  “In 2007, Bermuda did play in the World Cup in the West Indies, so we do have that pressure coming into this event.  But at the end of the day we have to play good cricket no matter what division we are in.  So we just look forward to the next few days and hopefully it all comes in our favour.”

Having recently finished second at the ICC Americas Division 1 Championship, the left hander feels his side is well prepared for the event on home soil. “I think the Board has given us ample opportunity to prepare for this tournament.   We did also go to Barbados in February and then we did play in the ICC Americas Division 1 Championship and then a few games against the US, so I think we’ve shaped up well for this tournament.”

Uganda captain Davis Arinaitwe, whose side is facing the host in its first match, is strongly motivated to win immediate promotion from Division 3, having been relegated from Division 2 in 2011. “As a team we feel we’re here because of one game we lost in Division 2.  As a unit we feel, because we are young and the kind of cricket we play, we’re good enough to go out there and be competitive just like in any other game.”

The 26-year old off-spinner says his side is focusing on playing good cricket rather than the possibility of advancing to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015: “The brand of cricket we play is kind of ‘entertainment’ cricket.  We want to keep things simple as well, but ideally we want to go out and win every kind of game that we play. We’re not looking to put pressure on ourselves with the fact that it is a qualifying event or that there is relegation at stake.  Just to go out there – this is Bermuda, it is a beautiful country – so let’s go out and enjoy it.”