Nepal vs Scotland ICC World Cup League Two : Nepal surprised the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League Two in two consecutive matches. However, they lost the opportunity to win the third match. Rohit Paudelra reached the doorstep of the victory once to chase the target of Scotland. Nepal lost the wicket in the last over with a brief margin of just 2 runs.
Scotland won the toss in Forthill. They scored a huge innings of 121 runs in 5 overs for 5 wickets. Captain Richie Berrington scored a century. Michael Lisk confirmed Shatran. Opener Charlie Tear scored half-century.
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Berrington returned to the lake by 12 runs. In the innings of that ball, he hit four fours and four sixes. Charlie was dismissed for 5 runs off 5 balls. He killed four fours. Lisk was unbeaten on the devastating innings of 42 balls. That is, he had to stand only 5 runs away from the century. In such a marchi innings, Lisk hit 12 fours and four sixes. In addition, Mark Watt was unbeaten on 26 off 5 balls with six sixes.
Karan KC and Dipendra Singh Iri took two wickets for Nepal. Lalit Rajbanshi took 4 wickets. Sompal Kami, Arif Sheikh and Sandeep Lamichan did not get wickets.
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Nepal went down to bat. That is, they won the match if they could only score 5 runs in the last over. However, Nepal lost the remaining two wickets in the last over. That is, Nepal was all out for 120 in 5 overs. Scotland won the match by a brief margin of 2 runs.
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Significantly, it is Nepal’s highest team innings in ODI cricket. Nepal is the second time in one -day international cricket. However, they have to lose the match for the highest innings. That is, Nepal is still unlucky to make history.
For Nepal, Bhima Sharki 1, Arif Sheikh 1, Dipendra Singh Iri 3 and Sompal Kami scored 3 runs. Mackenzie Jones took 4 wickets for Scotland for 5 runs. Safian Sharif and Michael Lisk took two wickets each. Brandon McMullen and Charlie Castle collected 5 wickets each. Michael Lisk, Scotland, won the best cricketer award for the bat-ball.