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| Prajesh | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 05:22 PM
Nepal Thrash Maldives KOL Report KATHMANDU, July 14 Nepal began its campaign in the U-19 Asian Cup Cricket with a huge win over rank outsiders Maldives. Nepals 344 runs victory is the biggest it has recorded in any international match. One of the favourites Nepal, went to bat first after winning the toss and scored 391 off their allotted 50 overs with the loss of just four wickets. The opening pair of Y Subedi and Kanishka Caulagain gave Nepal a dream start, quickly reaching 138 before losing the first wicket. Y Subedi was the first to fall but not before his explosive knock of 63 runs off just 66 balls. However, Kanishka Caulagain was the pick of the Nepalese batting attack. He scored 125 off just 109 balls before being caught off A Hassans balling. His total comprised of 15 fours and a sixer. Nepals innings was further steadied by S Veswakar, Shakti Gauchan, P Khadka and M Shrestha. All of the Nepalese batsmen reached double figure. In reply, Maldives struggled right from the start of their innings. Nepalese bowling attack was led by L. Lama who took 3 wickets. Shaki Gauchan and I Siddhiqui and M Shrestha all took two wickets each as Maldives were bowled out cheaply for 41 runs in the 31st over. |
| noname | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 06:22 PM
One of my friend often used to say that if Nepal can enter in any 'world cup,' it would be Cricket. After looking at success stories of couple of years, it seems so. Boys, Way to go! |
| KaleKrishna | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 11:45 PM
Congrats Nepali team we are behind you. Yes, this is the game where we have potency to rise to greater heights. Anyone of you have website address of the current ongoing tournament in Pakistan. |
| KaleKrishna | Posted
on 14-Jul-03 11:47 PM
some pics of local leagues on the site: http://www.pbase.com/formosacricket/fcc_vs_tca_08_june_2003 |
| ramaychowchow | Posted
on 15-Jul-03 12:42 PM
(If anyones interested), schedule for the tournament: Groups: Pool 'A': United Arab Emirates (UAE), Republic of Maldives, Singapore, Nepal and Qatar. Pool 'B': Malaysia, Kuwait, Hong Kong, Oman and Thailand. Schedule: July 14: Nepal v Maldives at National Stadium; Qatar v Singapore at Karachi Gymkhana. July 15: Kuwait v Malaysia at Quaid-i-Azam Park; Hong Kong v Oman at National Stadium. July 16: Maldives v Singapore at Karachi Gymkhana; UAE v Qatar at UBL Sports Complex. July 17: Hong Kong v Malaysia at PCB Regional Academy Ground; Kuwait v Thailand at Aga Khan Gymkhana. July 18: Nepal v Qatar at Asghar Ali Shah Stadium; UAE v Singapore at National Stadium. July 19: Oman v Thailand at Aga Khan Gymkhana; Kuwait v Hong Kong at Quaid-i-Azam Park. July 20: Nepal v UAE at UBL Sports Complex; Maldives v Qatar at PCB Regional Academy Ground. July 21: Oman v Malaysia at Quaid-i-Azam Park; Hong Kong v Thailand at Aga Khan Gymkhana. July 22: Nepal v Singapore at Asghar Ali Shah Stadium; UAE v Maldives at PCB Regional Academy Ground. July 23: Malaysia v Thailand at Aga Khan Gymkhana; Kuwait v Oman at Quaid-i-Azam Park. July 25: Winners of Pool 'A' v Runners-up of Pool 'B' at National Stadium; Winners of Pool 'B' v Runners-up of Pool 'A' at Quaid-i-Azam Park . July 27: Final at National Stadium. |
| DSharma | Posted
on 16-Jul-03 10:08 AM
The following is the website for this tournament: http://www.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/2003/OTHERS/YAC/ enjoy! |