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Nepal thrashed Nirlon Sports Club by five wickets in its second T20 practice match during the Mumbai Tour, India on Saturday.
Electing to bat first, Nirlon Sports Club set the target of 124 runs by losing 9 wickets in allotted 20 overs.
Chandra Saud took four wickets, Amrit Bhattarai and Shakti Gauchan took two wickets each while Krishna Karki took one wicket to restrict Nirlon to just 124 runs.
Chasing the target, Nepal's Captain Paras Khadka scored 57 runs off 44 balls and Sharad Vesawkar remained not out at 49 runs off 41 balls. Similarly, Paresh Lohani scored 12 runs while Pradeep Airee scored just 1 runs. Prithu Baskota also remained unbeaten scoring 6 runs. Mahaboob Alam and Gyanendra Malla were duck out. nepalnews.com
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| Nepali National Team beat Nirlon Club by five wickets in T20 practice match |
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