Nep vs Wi: Nepal wondered again, won the series and created history in the second consecutive match

The Nepal cricket team created history by defeating two -time T20 World Champion West -India on Monday by 90 runs. With this win, Nepal took an untouchable 2-0 lead in the T20 series with three games and won the T20 series for the first time the T20 series. It was the second T20 match between Nepal and West Indies and Nepal set a new record by registering a second consecutive victory. Now both teams will face face to face in the third and final T20 face to face on Tuesday, where Nepal will land with the intention of wiping clean. This win is the biggest win by a Nepal colleague team with a margin of runs against the full member team. Earlier, Nepal made history by winning the first T20 match by 19 runs. Nepal first batted from Sheikh and Jora’s bang and scored a strong 173/6. Two young batsmen, Asif Sheikh and Sandeep Jora, hit a brilliant half century. Sheikh scored an unbeaten 68 off 47 balls, while Jora scored 63 of 39 balls, including five sixes. The two shared a 100 -run partnership that Nepal scored a big score. The Western Indian team chased the deadly bowling of Mohammad Adil Alam and completely stumbled and was all in 17.1 overs for just 83 runs. Nepal’s medium -speed bowler Mohammad Adil Alam took four wickets for 24 runs, which was the best performance of his career. It is the lowest T20 international score of the Western Indian Islands against a colleague team, lower than England’s 88 runs against the Netherlands in the 2014 T20 World Cup. The embarrassment of the West Indies has completely disappointed the West Indies. Only three batsmen could reach the double digits. Jason Holder scored the highest 21 runs. After the match, team captain Akil Hussain said: “We must quickly understand that it is international cricket.” If we cannot prove ourselves at this level, we must question ourselves whether we are really international players. After the Nepal captain statement, Nepal captain Rohit Paudel said: “It’s a proud moment for us. It wasn’t easy to defeat a test team. This series was very important to us, so we could show the world how much Nepal cricket moved. Now our goal is to make a clean whip in the series.” Express your opinion. Share this story -tags