Dhoni, who won the toss and elected to bat first, could only score 106 runs after losing all his wickets in 20 overs. The run rate slowed down as the main batters could not hold on.
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In the competitive final, Galchhi RM of Galchhi Rural Municipality defeated Dhunibesi Moon of Dhunibesi Municipality by 7 wickets and won the Dhading Cricket League title.
Batting first after winning the toss, Dhunibesi could only score 106 runs after losing all their wickets in 20 overs. The run rate slowed down as the main batters could not hold on. Kaushal Rupakheti scored 30 and Amrit Thapa scored 28 runs. Galchhi showed disciplined and impressive bowling. Ramhari Sapkota took 3 wickets for 5 runs in 4 overs. Rupesh Bhujel and Prabin Khatiwada who supported him also took important wickets.
Galchhi RM achieved the target of 107 runs in 14.2 overs, losing 3 wickets. Anshraj Gupta scored an unbeaten 34, Sandesh Nepal scored 33 and Saroj Yonjan contributed 21 runs. Anjal Silwal of Benighat Rorang, who scored 207 runs in 4 matches, became the highest run-scorer. He scored a century and a half-century. Dipesh Sedai, who took 12 wickets in 12.4 overs and bowled at an economy of 5.29, was the best bowler.
It is believed that the Dhading Cricket League has made a significant contribution to the development of cricket at the local level, the identification of talent and the promotion of sports culture due to the performance of the players, the enthusiasm of the audience and the successful management of the organizers. The District Cricket Association of Dhading has stated that this league will be organized on a larger scale in the coming years.
The winning players were awarded by Chatur Bahadur Chand, President of the Nepal Cricket Association (CAN), among others.
