Comments on: Unlikely heroes earn Nepal victory

By: Ben McKing/Scotland

Ben McKing/Scotland — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 08:51:55 +0000

Unjustice to the player quoted. How could Binod Bhandari be “Unlikely hero”? He has been selected to play for national team on the basis of his performances not just luck!!!! I guess if the selection process be fair and the selectors do not think of these so called star players than many players from Region 6 would be in national team.
Binod Bhandari is juat a hero…. not a “unlikely hero”, he has done what he had been asked to do….. others didnt !!!

By: LovelyNepal

LovelyNepal — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 08:50:53 +0000

Hi Ujjwal,
i really appreciate your work for our Nepalese Crick World . Well worked, but one suggestion, please make the live score to be refreshed itself.. you can use DIV which will get reloaded itself in each time duration and using ajax the score will get updated automatically…

By: Nepal

Nepal — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 08:28:58 +0000

Nepali cricket team can never rise high coz those who make mistake n realise n try to correct it can be successful but nepal makes mistake realises n again make same mistake, so no hope from the cricket team of nepal. Who should b blamed? The players who have been playing for around ten years with almost the same squad with the same opposition but their quality going down instead of going up, seems they no longer have passion for the game,next the same old administration which had no passion for the game since its foundation, n sad to say it but the coach, Sir thank u for ur huge contribution but wanna say u good bye n u will b remembered for ur contribution.

By: lovenepalicricket

lovenepalicricket — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 08:22:12 +0000

jamma 112 ko score ni chase garna na sakne k batsman

By: sanjeev lama

sanjeev lama — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 07:23:01 +0000

First of all, congrats for keeping your cool and extracting victory from the jaws of defeat…Though it was not a convincing victory. Once again, the batting woes have come to the forefront.. Chasing a target of 120+ should have been accomplished by losing not more than 5/6 wickets in 18th or 19th over. Looking at the other teams, especially Afghanistan, who are marauding their opponents with clinical precision and marching with gay abandon, it would be a difficult proposition for our side in the upcoming games. Even in this game, it was bowlers who had done the job. So batters, please wake up before it is too late. For the hard gained victory, keep up the winning momentum and equally believe in yourselves that you can improve in the grey areas as the game progresses.

Best of luck against Oman. Whist writing this comment, I have learnt Nepal has won the toss and decided to field first, I would definitely like to see how our batsmen are going to fare in this match. This is the 3rd game, so it is incumbent on the batsmen to put their act together and complement bowlers’ good done so far.

By: Supen

Supen — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 05:35:09 +0000

Well… a narrow escape for Nepal. But not a convincing win.Again the batting side didnt seem up to the mark. The front line batsman are not being able to give a good start. I feel Nepalese players are playing in lot of pressure. They are not being able to adopt the unorthodox way of playing T20. They have been coached by an orthodox batsman and they seem to be sticking in the techniques of batsmanship. Come on guys this is not 50 over or 3 day Test game . Its 20 over game and things can change in a single over. At least one or two guys from the frontline really needs to adopt the condition. Hit the ball hard when u need to and shuffle around when not required. Its not hit continously or block continuosuly. Adopt it. Its because of the Nepalese bowlers that the match was won yesterday but can’t be the same everyday. Today’s game with Oman will be the tough one. Nepal has to win this to stay alive in the game today. My opinion is go with the same squad yesterday and send in Bhandari and Alam as openers. Anyway T20 is the format where you usually dont lose much of a wicket mostly. That is why u r losing Bhandari keeping him in the lower order. Send him early. If it clicks fine if not the other batsman can build up again.So best of luck….. for todays game. Maybe we can drop some good words about batting tomorrow…

By: Mukesh Jha

Mukesh Jha — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:33:03 +0000

Remember guys!
T20 is very unpredictive form of cricket and we should be scoring around 8 runs per over at this level of cricket. If you are offered or elected to bat first then simply get out there and score 160+ runs on the board…win the remaining games…Nepal’s bowling part is strong so we should end up with the Title…
Cheers!

By: Mukesh Jha

Mukesh Jha — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:30:05 +0000

Great work guys! keep it up….special thanks to bhandari….keeping Nepal in game with a massive Six..

By: Sisir

Sisir — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:20:03 +0000

Pls pls pls improve our batting. It is not up to T20 style of batting.
We all believe that we can do it.
we have lots of hard hitting bats men in the team with a good mixture of allrounders like Mehaboob,paras, Binod, deependra, shakti ……. most can do decent balling

best of luck for up comming match…
be patience…
All The Best…

Cheers..

By: Jasim

Jasim — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 19:19:25 +0000

Well…nothing wrong with ur Side guys…ur opponents were Kuwait…nvr under estimate them….Kuwait is capable to beat ne1 in this Tournament…and watchout for them in the rest of the Tournament…