NEPAL IN ICC WORLD T20 Progress: Many had heard of Nepal as a coming team but few had actually seen them in action. Now millions are aware of the passion and desire we play with, not to mention the high degree of technical accomplishment. In our maiden global tournament we won two famous victories, planting the Nepali flag as well as that of all Associates on the biggest stage. In Paras Khadka, we have one of the most assured and inspiring captains on display - his assertion that they still have homework to do bodes well for the future. What to work on: Nepal were organised in most aspects of their game, trying to score boundaries in the Powerplay, rotating strike and rebuilding with discipline after wickets fell. As the match situation became stretched, however, we were unable to really achieve lift-off during the final overs. We need for a batsman at No. 6 or 7 to provide impetus looked to be a pressing one, as well as developing our ability to clear the ropes regularly, having only hit three sixes in three matches. Player to watch: Khadka, Gyanendra Malla and Sharad Vesawkar should be around for several years yet, as mainstays of the batting, but the performance of Sompal Kami, Nepals 18-year-old quick, is perhaps even more encouraging. His wiry frame and skiddy pace were aided by impressive accuracy; the sight of him celebrating with furious abandon after demolishing the stumps in Nepals first game showed what it meant to the team. Kami and Jitendra Mukhiya (21) showed Nepal are not just about left-arm spin..... .. BOYS YOU MAKE US PROUD.....YOU MAKE THE WORLD REALIZE THE POPULARITY AND INTENSITY OF CRICKET IN NEPAL...YOU GUYS ALMOST PIPPED BANGLADESH OUT OF WORLD CUP...WELL PLAYED GENTLEMEN.....JAY NEPAL...JAY NEPALI CRICKET!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted on: Fri, 21 Mar 2014 12:48:55 +0000
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