Despite losing to the home team on Friday in the final and decisive match of the tri-nation Twenty-20 series, Nepal ended its trip to Scotland with great success. Coach Stuart Law hails Scotland's much-anticipated tour as an "encouraging and successful tour".

Nepal, which won the tri-national tournament, would become the winner of the tournament, which was rare in foreign lands. But Scotland defeated Nepal by 34 runs on Friday. After defeating Nepal, Scotland became the winner of the tournament. Held in double round robin  In the

tournament, Scotland, Nepal and the Netherlands won 2 matches and lost 2 matches. But Scotland emerged victorious as they topped the net run rate. Nepal finished second. 

If you look at the condition of the wicket, the weather and the opponent, this was the most difficult tour of Nepal. It was even more difficult to play against World Cup League 2 contenders Netherlands and Scotland. Scotland's very cold weather was also expected to be difficult for Nepal's goal. 

But breaking all these, Nepal won 3 out of 4 games of League 2 in Dundee. Chasing a target of 324 runs against Scotland in a defeated match, Nepal managed to score only 321 runs. This has given great support to Nepal's ODI international recognition campaign. 

This was also the first visit of Australia's Law as a coach of Nepal. After Nepal came to Glasgow and won 2 out of 4 matches, he is very excited ahead of the Twenty-20 World Cup Asia Pacific Qualifiers to be held in October. Before the match against Scotland, Nepal had won 2 of the first 3 matches of the tri-nation tournament. Nepal was defeated by the Netherlands on Sunday in a match that ended in three super overs. On Tuesday, Nepal defeated Scotland by 2 wickets in a 'low scoring' match. The previous day, Nepal had won by 6 wickets against the Netherlands.

Scotland champions

with victory Scotland defeated Nepal by 34 runs in the final and title-deciding game of the three-nation tournament on Friday. After achieving a huge target of 194 runs at the Tetwood Cricket Ground in Glasgow, Nepal was bowled out for 159 runs in 18.5 overs. Rupesh Singh, who got his 'debut cap' from this series, scored 43 runs and remained unbeaten. He hit 1 four and 3 sixes off 22 balls. Deependrasinh Airey, who is playing the most 81st Twenty20 internationals from Nepal, was dismissed for 34 runs. He hit 1 four and a six off 33 balls.

Kushal Bhurtel 4, Bhim Sarki 12, Asif Shaikh 14, Arif Shaikh and Lokesh Bam were out for 5 runs each. Captain Rohit Paudel scored 27 runs off 20 balls with 4 fours. Sandeep Lamichhane got out for nil, Rijan Dhakal for 5 and Lalit Rajvanshi for 1 run. Scotland's Chris Greaves took 3 wickets for 27 runs in 3 overs and Safyan Sharif took 2 wickets. Earlier, after winning the toss and opting to bat, Scotland lost 5 wickets and scored 193 runs. George Muncie and Brandon McMullen batted aggressively and put on a 100-run partnership for the second wicket to set Scotland up a huge target. Mark Watt, who was playing as a makeshift opener, did not get going. He was bowled by Rupesh Singh for 9 runs. After that, Muncie, the opener who dominated the match, scored 78 off 39 balls with 5 fours and 6 sixes and McMullen scored 42 runs off 30 balls with 4 fours and 1 six. Captain Richie Berrington was dismissed for 9 and Finley McCreath for 1. Matthew Cross was unbeaten on 17 off 13 balls with 2 fours and Michael Lisk was unbeaten on 26 off 17 balls with 1 four and 2 sixes.