Coming back to Nepal’s future development programmes for its better performances, the following components will have to figure prominently and a mechanism to meet these requirements: – Proper infrastructure set-up, incentives for the players, regular national tournaments and exposure playing with the foreign teams on a regular basis (Matches against foreign teams on a bilateral basis). No doubt, Nepali players are highly talented, but for a talent to blossom fully it needs proper care and it should be groomed at all times and satisfy its pertinent requirements. On the contrary, if these requirements are not provided on a timely basis, no matter how talented you are, except for fleeting moments, your talent would wither with no trace!!!

Eventually, I, on behalf of all cricket aficionados, including myself; who got an opportunity to express their comments on this website, would like to thank Mr. Ujjwal Acharya and his buddies and related with this site. Besides, it was very interesting and had a wonderful experience with timely dissemination on Nepal’s performance wired by this website. Truly, the internet has been the mankind’s amazing invention of this century! Buddy, Ujjwal Acharya, you have done a great job! So, please keep up the tradition at all times. In addition, a word of praise all goes to contributors who have been sending in their comments; though some of them could have been palliated. I look forward to seeing you all in future tournament matches as well. Honestly speaking, Buddy Ujjwal Acharya’s notice pertaining to palliation of comments is an expedient endeavour. In a democratic world, we have freedom of speech, but it also entails certain accountability on our speech/action. So, the mechanism of checks and balances should be there to warn us and everybody comes within this parameter. Even in my case, if there have had been any wittingly or unwittingly comments disseminated, please excuse me and you have every right to delete it. Take care and Bye for the moment….. NAMASKAR………

We went into the championship with soaring hopes, and to prove the world that we are far from finished.

Our mission was plain and simple- to redeem ourselves by qualifying for the Asian Games, which, unfortunately did not happen. Obviously, our inability to win crunch matches when it mattered most largely contributed to our downfall.
More importantly, a team has to function like a well oiled and serviced engine, otherwise, we suffer .

Overall the team’s performance was mediocre. Clearly, we were badly exposed in the batting department.In other words, the batters totally failed to match the bowlers sterling performance throughout the championship.

We had our share of opportunities to inch closer towards our ultimate goal but failed to capitalize.

Admittedly to me it looked though the batters did not commit themselves and had not adequately done the spadework for the tournament. There is no excuse
for our debacle because we dug our own graves.

We have to take lessons from war torn Afghanistan who have reached the final despite challenging cricketing conditions than ours. Since their entry into world sports after going into a long hibernation they have made a strong and impressive comeback, something to envy about.

Cricket Association of Nepal ought to take a serious stock of the lackluster result and prepare the team for the next tournament accordingly. The association has to assess and rectify the team’s shortcomings in the broadest sense of the words. Simply changing the coach, players and overlooking the underlying factors is not the remedy.

The need of the hour is a honest and soul searching approach to seek answers .