The Nepal U-19 women’s cricket team was defeated by India ‘A’ by 125 runs in a match held on Tuesday in Kathmandu. The loss came during the second game of the ongoing series, which features teams from the region.

India ‘A’ set a formidable target, scoring 225 runs in their innings. Nepal managed to score only 100 runs in response, struggling against the Indian bowlers throughout the match.

Indian captain Priya Yadav praised her team’s performance, stating, “Our bowlers executed the plan excellently, which led us to a comprehensive win.” The match showcased the depth and skill of the Indian side.

Nepal’s coach expressed disappointment but emphasized the need for development, saying, “We need to learn from this experience and improve for future matches.” The team is aiming to build resilience as they continue their schedule.

This match is part of a series aimed at enhancing competitive play among U-19 teams in South Asia. The Nepal U-19 women’s team is focusing on gaining exposure and experience against more established cricketing nations.

Cricket in Nepal has been growing in popularity, especially following recent successes in various international formats. The U-19 women’s team aims to build a foundation for future successes at higher levels of competition.

Source: news source