Pokhara Avengers vs Sudurpaschim Royals t20, Sudurpaschim Royals won by 5 runs - Live Cricket Score

Series: Nepal Premier League, 2024, Venue: Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground | Nepal | Nepal

A-RZ 153/7 Overs: 20.0

C.TE 148/10 Overs: 19.4

Sudurpaschim Royals won by 5 runs

Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground | Nepal | Nepal

Sudurpaschim Royals

Batting

Batters
R
B
4
6
SR

Saif Zaib
9
8
1
0
112.5

bowled b Raymon Reifer

Binod Bhandari
14
16
1
1
87.5

c Bipin Khatri b Kushal Bhurtel

Brandon McMullen
23
16
1
2
143.75

c Sagar Dhakal b Kushal Bhurtel

Harmeet Singh
13
10
0
1
130

c Sudip Aryal b Michael Leask

Aarif Sheikh
42 *
38
2
1
110.53

NOT OUT

Dipendra Singh Airee
20
16
0
1
125

lbw b Sagar Dhakal

Ishan Pandey
10
11
1
0
90.91

Retired Out

Scott Kuggeleijn
2
3
0
0
66.67

runout Andries Gous

Naresh Budayair
6 *
3
1
0
200

NOT OUT

Pokhara Avengers

Bowling

Bowler
Overs
M
R
W
Eco

Bipin Khatri
2.0
0
20
0
10

Raymon Reifer
4.0
0
24
1
6

Sagar Dhakal
4.0
0
29
1
7.25

Kushal Bhurtel
4.0
0
27
2
6.75

Michael Leask
4.0
0
27
1
6.75

Sudip Aryal
2.0
0
19
0
9.5

Pokhara Avengers

Batting

Batters
R
B
4
6
SR

Dinesh Kharel
15
12
3
0
125

c Naresh Budayair b Scott Kuggeleijn

Andries Gous
36
21
4
2
171.43

c Aarif Sheikh b Saif Zaib

Kushal Bhurtel
0
3
0
0
0

c Brandon McMullen b Scott Kuggeleijn

Dilip Nath
1
4
0
0
25

bowled b Scott Kuggeleijn

Zen Malik
10
15
0
0
66.67

runout Binod Bhandari

Raymon Reifer
33
28
2
2
117.86

c Naren Saud b Harmeet Singh

Kiran Thagunna
32
28
3
1
114.29

bowled b Scott Kuggeleijn

Michael Leask
5
4
1
0
125

c Naresh Budayair b Harmeet Singh

Sudip Aryal
0
0
0
0
0

runout [T] Naren Saud [H] Binod Bhandari

Sagar Dhakal
1 *
1
0
0
100

NOT OUT

Bipin Khatri
0
2
0
0
0

c Brandon McMullen b Scott Kuggeleijn

Sudurpaschim Royals

Bowling

Bowler
Overs
M
R
W
Eco

Harmeet Singh
4.0
0
26
2
6.5

Brandon McMullen
1.0
0
21
0
21

Scott Kuggeleijn
3.4
1
18
5
4.91

Naren Saud
3.0
0
20
0
6.67

Saif Zaib
1.0
0
7
1
7

Dipendra Singh Airee
4.0
0
18
0
4.5

Abinash Bohara
3.0
0
36
0
12

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