Nepal to Compete Against Namibia in Four-Nation Women’s T20 Series

Nepal will play against Namibia in the first match of the Four-Nation Women’s T20 series in Uganda. The match is on March 7 at Entebbe Cricket Oval. The series also includes teams from Hong Kong and the host Uganda, with each team playing against one another.

Nepal is scheduled 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 encounter marks the first competition between Nepal’s women’s cricket team and that of Namibia.

The series features four competing nations: Nepal, Namibia, Hong Kong, and the host country, Uganda. Each team will participate in two matches against every other team. Following the opening match against Namibia, Nepal will contest against Uganda on March 9 and Hong Kong on March 10. Nepal will then face Namibia again on March 12, Uganda on March 13, and conclude with Hong Kong on March 14.

The teams with the two highest scores in the series will qualify for the final match. The Nepali women’s cricket team is led by Captain Indu Berma and includes players such as Rubina Chhetri, Puja Mahato, and Alisha Kumari Yadav, among others. Coach Manoj Bhetuwal has expressed confidence in the team, emphasizing their aim to rectify weaknesses and secure victory in the series.

Captain Indu Berma also articulated the team’s readiness, stating that they are well-prepared and optimistic about delivering commendable performances throughout the series.

In summary, the Four-Nation Women’s T20 series presents a significant opportunity for the Nepalese women’s cricket team as they compete against Namibia, Uganda, and Hong Kong. With promising players and a motivated coaching staff, Nepal aims to demonstrate their skills and secure success in this international tournament. The outcomes of their matches will determine their progression to the finals, fostering excitement and anticipation for their performances.

Original Source: risingnepaldaily.com