After winning the toss in the ongoing tournament in Namibia, captain Rohit Paudel decided to invite Namibia to bat first.
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Nepal will field first against Namibia in Monday's match of the Cricket World Cup League 2. Captain Rohit Paudel made the decision to invite Namibia to bat first after winning the toss in the tournament being held in Namibia.
This is the first time Nepal has won the toss in this series. In the previous two matches, Nepal lost the toss and had to bat first. The match in Utrecht has been delayed due to rain. However, the number of overs has not been reduced.
There has been one change in the Nepali squad that played the previous match against the Netherlands. Upper-order batter Bhim Sharki has been included in the playing XI in place of left-arm spinner Lalit Rajbanshi.
Nepal was defeated in the first two matches against Namibia and the Netherlands, and since Nepal managed to score only 157 runs while batting first in both games, Bhim has been included against Namibia to strengthen the batting lineup.
Fast bowler Nandan Yadav has already been ruled out of this series due to a hamstring strain. Nepal will play the final match of the series against the Netherlands on Wednesday.
