Vesawkar shines again as Nepal crushed Kenya by seven wickets
Four wickets from Sharad Vesawkar - his best List A knocking down some pins exertion - and half hundreds of years from remain in chief Gyanendra Malla and Dipendra Singh Airee took Nepal to an agreeable seven-wicket win against Kenya in the ICC World Cricket League Championship in Kirtipur. Nepal's bowlers, driven by Vesawkar's four-for, stifled Kenya's batting with some efficient rocking the bowling alley before the hosts defeated an early stammer - graciousness two early wickets from Elijah Otieno - to in the long run jog home with 118 balls to save.
Subsequent to being sent into bat, Kenya lost opener Alex Obanda and Dhiren Gondaria in the fourth over before a 79-run third wicket-remain between Irfan Karim (38) and Collins Obuya (48) took them near the 100-run check. While the twosome stemmed the fall of wickets, their organization additionally took up 140 balls. Both batsmen fell with hardly a pause in between, taking after which tight playing from Mahaboob Alam (7-5-11-2), Sagar Pun (7-0-19-1) and Vesawkar saw Kenya tumble from 151 for 6 to 155 full scale in the 47th over. Before Monday's win, Vesawkar had played only two overs in 21 List A matches however filled a void with both bat and ball made by the nonappearance of skipper Paras Khadka, who missed his second match of the arrangement as he recoups from surgery for an infected appendix.
Otieno gave Kenya trust, evacuating Nepal opener Sunil Dhamala and Sagar Pun in his initially spell. Malla was joined via Airee at 14 for 2 and sewed together a 111-run association to take Nepal to the edge of a win. Airee succumbed to 62 with Nepal requiring another 31 hurries to win, and Vesawkar then shone with the bat, scoring a 11-ball 24 and dispatching the last two balls for a four and a six to seal the match in the 31st over.
Summary:
Nepal 160 for 3 (Malla 64*, Airee 62, Otieno 2-29) beat Kenya 155 (Obuya 48, Vesawkar 4-28) by seven wickets
Subsequent to being sent into bat, Kenya lost opener Alex Obanda and Dhiren Gondaria in the fourth over before a 79-run third wicket-remain between Irfan Karim (38) and Collins Obuya (48) took them near the 100-run check. While the twosome stemmed the fall of wickets, their organization additionally took up 140 balls. Both batsmen fell with hardly a pause in between, taking after which tight playing from Mahaboob Alam (7-5-11-2), Sagar Pun (7-0-19-1) and Vesawkar saw Kenya tumble from 151 for 6 to 155 full scale in the 47th over. Before Monday's win, Vesawkar had played only two overs in 21 List A matches however filled a void with both bat and ball made by the nonappearance of skipper Paras Khadka, who missed his second match of the arrangement as he recoups from surgery for an infected appendix.
Otieno gave Kenya trust, evacuating Nepal opener Sunil Dhamala and Sagar Pun in his initially spell. Malla was joined via Airee at 14 for 2 and sewed together a 111-run association to take Nepal to the edge of a win. Airee succumbed to 62 with Nepal requiring another 31 hurries to win, and Vesawkar then shone with the bat, scoring a 11-ball 24 and dispatching the last two balls for a four and a six to seal the match in the 31st over.
Summary:
Nepal 160 for 3 (Malla 64*, Airee 62, Otieno 2-29) beat Kenya 155 (Obuya 48, Vesawkar 4-28) by seven wickets
Vesawkar shines again as Nepal crushed Kenya by seven wickets
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