Nepal's second defeat in a row, playing against a higher level team
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Nepal had an opportunity to beat Thailand for the first time in more than a decade in women's cricket. Skipper Indu Burma herself missed the catch and Nepal missed the chance in the ongoing triangular women's Twenty20 cricket series on Saturday.
After Nanapat Koncharonekai scored his second consecutive fifty, Thailand defeated Nepal by 4 wickets. At the time when he was on 46 runs, Nepal got the chance to win the game in his Turning on the side would help. But Indu managed to take a regular catch on Ruveena Chhetri's ball.
when Thailand was 74-5 in the 16th over. Thailand still had to score 22 runs in 18 balls. But after that Koncharonekai gave no chance. After he scored an unbeaten 60 runs, Thailand completed the target of 102 runs with 6 balls to spare. She scored an unbeaten 56 against the Netherlands and hit 5 fours off 58 balls.
Thailand won the match by scoring 14 runs in the 18th over. In that, Koncharonekai hit 1 four and Suwanan Khieto hit a six. Khieto scored 14 runs and captain Naruimol Chaiwai scored 13 runs. Manisha Upadhyay took 2 wickets from Nepal. Bowling for the first time in international cricket, she spent 13 runs in 4 overs. Kavita Kunwar, Ruveena Chhetri and Kavita Joshi took 1 wicket each. This is Thailand's second consecutive victory in the
series. Thailand defeated the Netherlands by 8 wickets on Friday. This is the second defeat in a row for Nepal. The Netherlands defeated Nepal by 20 runs on Thursday. Nepal will play against Netherlands on Sunday.
Earlier, Nepal won the toss and decided to bat first at the Trivi Cricket Ground, Kirtipur. After playing the scheduled 20 overs, they scored 101 runs, losing 9 wickets. Coach Manoj Katuwal was not satisfied with Nepal's batting. 'We had set a target of 140 runs, but our batsmen could not do well,' he said, 'Accordingly, we changed the batting order, but we could not succeed in that.' was sent But Nepal was under pressure right from the start as opener Mjakan Khadka got out LBW in the second ball and another opener Mamta who got the chance to play the first match in the series was also dismissed for 2 runs. Aggressive player Indu Burma played 17 balls and hit 2 fours and was bowled for 15 runs.
Pooja Mahato was dismissed for 6 runs in 8 balls. Former captain Ruvina was run out for 4 runs. Kavita Kunwar and Bindu Rawal scored 25 runs each. Kavita hit 2 fours off 32 balls and Bindu hit 3 fours off 25 balls.
Kavita Joshi hits a six, 8 off 9 balls, Sita Ranamar gets out for 2 runs. Elisa Kumari Yadav scored 2 runs and Manisha remained unbeaten. From Thailand, Thipatcha Puthavong took 1 maiden in 4 overs for 17 runs and 3, Phanita Maya and Nataya Buchatham took 2 wickets each.
Nepal has not defeated Thailand since 2011. Nepal has been defeated in all three matches played against Thailand since it got international recognition for Twenty20 in 2019.
