The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) held a farewell ceremony for the Nepali Women’s Cricket Team ahead of their departure to Uganda for a Four-Nation Women’s T20 series. Teams from Nepal, Uganda, Hong Kong, and Namibia will compete starting March 8. CAN Secretary Paras Khadka expressed confidence that this exposure will benefit the players, who will play matches against each team before the finals.
The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) officially bid farewell to the Nepali Women’s Cricket Team as they prepare to embark on their journey to Uganda for the upcoming Four-Nation Women’s T20 series. This farewell event took place on Wednesday, March 5, and included heartfelt best wishes from CAN for the team’s anticipated success.
The participating teams in the tournament, scheduled to commence on March 8, are Nepal, Uganda, Hong Kong, and Namibia. In his address, CAN Secretary Paras Khadka expressed optimism regarding the exposure that this international experience would provide for the Nepali team, aiding in their development as cricketers.
Nepal is set to play its inaugural match against Namibia on March 8, followed by a match against Uganda on March 9, and one against Hong Kong on March 10. The team will then face Namibia again on March 12, Uganda on March 13, and conclude the group stage against Hong Kong on March 14. The top two leading teams from this series will advance to the final match.
The Nepali Women’s Cricket Team is poised to participate in an important international series in Uganda, which presents a significant opportunity for the players to gain valuable experience. CAN has demonstrated its support for the team, hoping that their journey will enhance not only their skills but also promote Nepali cricket on a global platform. The upcoming matches are critical in determining the finalists of the tournament, and the team carries the expectations and best wishes of their supporters.
Original Source: risingnepaldaily.com
