Comments on: Spinners bowl Nepal to win over Qatar

By: sagar

sagar — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 01:14:05 +0000

bardan nd bantu it is easy to give”big talk” staying in america nd working at gas station…..u guys kno nepali cricket pretty much n there r lotts fan following u……why cant u guys go nd work for CAN…..why ur giving big talk…….we will support u,r u ready to work in CAN…..u hab experience,u hab votes power nd u hab willingness to make our country pride then why america nd why big talk….after ur studies come nd fight for making CAN better……
amir dai ur work is awesome…keep it up

By: Saroj Paneru

Saroj Paneru — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 04:07:22 +0000

Nepal Seeking the way to the world cup whose performance is degrading day by day.We can see the examples of the Afganistan,The dont have a single good cricket stadium in there country but they are playing well but why can’t we?
If Nepals dream is worldcup then they need to do more.I don’t need to say anything theier performance in Elite cup T20 speaks clearly.

By: madhusudan

madhusudan — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 10:56:25 +0000

i’m talking about today’s match between nepal and bahrain.
If nepal had won the toss and elected to bat first then it was a blunder mistake by nepali team management as nepal is out of the semifinal before match is played.

Even if nepal take all bahrain’s wickets on score 0(zero),and score 1 run target in first ball their netrunrate will be +0.99,and required run rate to reach semifinal is +1.44541.
The only way Nepal could have reach semifinal was bat first.i don’t know whether the team management did the calculation or not,if not it was their mistake.Sorry Nepali team,unlucky this time too.See u playing in Kathmandu 2 months later.

By: sanjeev lama

sanjeev lama — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 11:27:14 +0000

After a plethora of outbursts from cricket aficionados for Nepal’s inept batting resulting all but knock-out from the hope of making into the last 4 stage, eventually, the boys have pulled up their socks and registered a clear victory against Qatar (A clear victory in the sense that a win against Kuwait was decided on a Bowl-Out and not otherwise). With only one game in hand against Bahrain tomorrow and possibility of making into the last 4 stage hanging in the permutations of other teams’ performance apart from registering a convincing victory has put Nepali players in a state of perplexity. By now, the players must have learnt the hard way that in a competitive level, the margin of error is minuscule. The poignant 12 runs loss against Oman has proved too costly to our side. If only they had won this game, the scenario might have been different with the chances of making into the last 4 stage by winning the game against Bahrain convincingly. Alas! Now not only Nepal had to win, but also other teams’ margin of victory and loss will have bearing on Nepal’s chances; which means it’s a remote possibility. Nonetheless, whatever is the situation; the boys have to focus on tomorrow’s game and ensure they win the game convincingly, and hope for some miracle.

By: cricfreaknepal

cricfreaknepal — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 03:24:03 +0000

i think our problem in batting besides lack of international exposure is number of all rounders in the team.we dont need all rounders in our team at present. we have quality bowlers in our team so all the all rounders should give up their all rounder tag n practise batting day night long.After u hone ur batting n feel u r a real batsman than u can give a little thought on being all rounders. So, guys learn from the mistake , just keep batting, whenever u r free get hold of the bat and hit the bowl.
i guess this is how we can cure our batting woes. This is what we call in our medical profession symptomatic treatment.

God bless nepali cricket.

By: Azurebug

Azurebug — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 00:33:24 +0000

everything is so out there now whom should we blame for the same performance(player, management, coach..) and to be honest I guess the solution is out there too (poor batting we losing match and good batting may be we could be the best and win matches…)

By: Noire

Noire — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 21:31:09 +0000

I think we need to play fearless cricket..the charm of Nepali cricket has gone!!

By: Sudarsan Pathak

Sudarsan Pathak — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 20:38:07 +0000

Still a poor performance. They should have won the match in 10th over. Its really pessimistic. I don’t think we can hope to see Nepal in W’cup in this way. Anyway good luck for the future.

By: cricketfan

cricketfan — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 18:33:25 +0000

still bad bat performance but the roy diaz must b sacked immediately!!!

GO ROY GO
WE DONT WAN U ANYMORE

By: Avik khadka

Avik khadka — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 15:36:48 +0000

its poor cricket,nepal need to work very hard in its batting.