New Delhi: The Test match between New Zealand and Sri Lanka continued till the last ball on Day 5. New Zealand won the last ball in this match. On the other hand, there has also been an ODI match in which the team managed to win in just 7.4 overs. The funny thing is that this match was played in Asia itself and this match happened at the same time when everyone’s eyes were fixed on Women’s Premier League, Legends League and Bangladesh-England T20.
This match was played between Nepal and Papua New Guinea. Batting first in this match, Papua New Guinea scored 95 runs in 32 overs. The biggest score for him was 20 runs by Asadollah Vala. Apart from them, Hiri Hiri scored 14, Sesse Bau scored 18 and Charles Emini scored 16 runs, while 7 batsmen could not cross double figures.
On the other hand, Sandeep Lamichhane took 5 wickets for Nepal while Lalit Rajbanshi and Kushal Mala took 2-2 wickets. In response, Nepal’s openers Kushal Bhurtel and Asif Sheikh started in a stormy fashion. However, Kushal was dismissed after scoring 33 runs in 14 balls with 4 fours and 2 sixes. Asif Sheikh returned unbeaten after scoring 53 runs in 21 balls hitting 8 fours and 3 sixes, while Kushal scored an unbeaten 12 runs.
Let us tell you that Sandeep Lamichhane, who performed match-winning performances, has recently come out of jail. He is accused of rape. As soon as he came out of jail, he was included in the international team and after that this player did not look back. He is surprising everyone with his consistent performance. He has also played in the Indian Premier League.
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Source: navbharattimes.indiatimes.com
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