Nepal decided to bowl first after losing the toss to Uganda in the Women’s T20 International Cricket Tournament. They have struggled throughout the tournament, recording three losses in four matches, with their latest defeat to Namibia by 23 runs. Nepal only managed to secure one win against Uganda by 1 wicket.
In the Women’s Twenty20 International Cricket Tournament taking place in Uganda, Nepal opted to bowl first after losing the toss against Uganda. The match is being held at Entebbe Cricket Oval, where Uganda’s Captain, Jenet Mambaji, decided to bat first following the toss victory.
Nepal’s performance in the tournament has not been favorable, having lost three out of their four matches thus far. Currently, they hold the lowest points in the competition. Their recent match against Namibia resulted in a 23-run defeat. Previous losses also include a narrow 2-run defeat against Hong Kong; however, they managed to secure a victory against the home team, Uganda, winning by a single wicket.
In summary, Nepal’s struggles in the ongoing Women’s T20 International Tournament are evident, as they have won only one match out of four, placing them at the bottom of the standings. Their upcoming match against Uganda will be crucial in seeking redemption after previous losses, despite a previous victory against this home team.
Original Source: english.khabarhub.com
