http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Nepal-c2965 U19 – 25 Overs Update
At the closure of the innings’ 25th over, Nepal managed to come up with a minor total of 66 runs following a loss of 5 wickets. The 22nd One Day International (ODI) fixture of the ongoing International Cricket Council (ICC) Under-19
(U19) World Cup Qualifiers took place at the Bready Cricket Club, Bready, on August 3, 2011.
Currently, the Nepalese youth are the table http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Thomas-Donald-Topley-c93395 on the competition, with the Canadians trailing behind at the 5th spot following their 2 defeats from a total of 4 games. Nepal, on the other hand, has secured 3 wins from a total participation
in 4 matches.
As for the current bout, the match came alive after the Canadian skipper, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Kesavan-Juvarajan-c71036, won the toss and forced the Nepalese into batting first.
The team’s session kicked off with Sagar Pun and Fajlur Rahman while the bowling attack came out with Manny Aulakh and Jobanjot Singh.
Taking off with some slow runs, the Nepalese opening pair took some time to adjust to the crease, as a result of which in the 4th over of the day, Rahman’s wicket came up as the first breakthrough for the Canadian bowlers. Batsman was declared
out off a LBW appeal by Singh.
With http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Naresh-c78656 Budayair joining Pun, the opener took on some impressive shots, but failed to enter into a partnership with the one down batsman, after Budayair offered an early return after being caught out off Singh’s another stirred up delivery.
The second loss came in the 8th over of the Indian innings by then the batting side managed to come up with a disappointing total of 19 runs.
Taking on a safe batting stance, Rajesh Pulami Magar came in to join Pun on the crease, following which the pair took on some defensive batting, retaining a minor 2.64 run rate till the 15th over, leading the team into earning a minor 41 runs
mark.
However, in the following over, Pulami made his exit as another batsman to be declared out on a successful LBW appeal. The wicket was owned by http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Trevor-Manoosingh-c94366.
With two more losses on the Indian batting roster, the team’s innings’ first half came to a disappointing closure of 66 with a loss of 5 wickets.
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