takes half a step down and hits a low full toss high through midwicket, one bounce over the rope and Oman have won by two wickets
Nepal vs Oman, 9th Match at Kuala Lumpur, May 04 2014 - Ball by Ball Commentary
Oman's captain Sultan Ahmed saw his team through after they were in some trouble against some excellent Nepal bowling in defending just 157. There was a bit of turn in the track all day for the bowlers but it was a wicket that played true with pace and bounce and Nepal's top order played their strokes before settling in and perished. Oman's left-arm spinner Aamir Kaleem is Man of the Match for his 4-36.
Nevertheless Nepal's bowlers did a terrific job after dismissing Zeeshan Maqsood who was threatening to take the game away fro them single-handedly. At one point just 20 runs came off 15 overs for the loss of five Oman wickets and had the fielding been just a little sharper, Oman would have been completely becalmed. In the end had it not been for Sultan Ahmed and Amir Ali, Nepal would in all likelihood have won. A day of some upsets, Malaysia beating Afghanistan too. Thanks for being with us, we're back from Malaysia tomorrow with more from ACC Premier League 2014.
in a bit of a tangle again,enough bat on ball though
spinning in off a length
tip and run to mid-off and Amir fairly races through
dabbed away fine on the off
Captain to captain could decide it right now
short and wide, cut away to extra cover
Paras down well at mid-on to save runs off a firm drive
defending from the crease
right back in the crease to defend a length delivery spinning in
short and with width, cut away square
Shakti to bowl his last over
played to backward point with soft hands
faster, length ball, outside off, let through
full, driven back to the bowler
defending a length ball, goes to the off side
forward to defend
Paras back on
forward to defend again
length ball, on middle, defended Pretty much the only times Sompal's gone for runs is when he hasn't bowled wicket to wicket on a length
full on leg, flicked to square leg