Nepal will compete against Namibia in the first match of the Four-Nation Women’s T20 series in Uganda, taking place on March 9. Participating teams include Nepal, Namibia, Hong Kong, and Uganda, each playing two matches. The top two teams will compete in the finals. Nepali coach and captain express optimism about their team’s performance.
Nepal is set to face Namibia in the inaugural match of the Four-Nation Women’s T20 series in Uganda. This match will take place at the Entebbe Cricket Oval on Saturday at 4:45 PM Nepali Standard Time. This contest marks the first encounter between the women’s teams of Nepal and Namibia.
The series includes four participating nations: Nepal, Namibia, Hong Kong, and host Uganda. Each team will compete in two matches against each other. Subsequently, Nepal’s schedule includes matches against Uganda on March 9, Hong Kong on March 10, and a rematch with Namibia on March 12, followed by additional games against Uganda on March 13 and Hong Kong on March 14.
The two teams with the highest scores will advance to the final match of the series. The Nepali women’s cricket team is led by captain Indu Berma and comprises players such as Rubina Chhetri, Puja Mahato, and Sana Prabin, among others.
Coach Manoj Bhetuwal expressed confidence before the team’s departure for Uganda, stating that the team aims to address its weaknesses and return victorious. Additionally, Captain Berma assured that the team is well-prepared and intends to deliver commendable performances throughout the series.
In summary, Nepal’s engagement with Namibia marks the commencement of the Four-Nation Women’s T20 series in Uganda, involving matches against Uganda and Hong Kong. The Nepali team is determined to enhance its skills and achieve victory in the tournament. With a well-rounded squad and a strong commitment from both the coach and captain, Nepal aims to make a significant impact in the series.
Original Source: risingnepaldaily.com
