Rajabanshi and Jha secure Asia Cup qualification for Nepal

The 17 year-old Gulshan Jha struck a deliberate, unbeaten 67 so that has Nepal might see the home side to a seven wicket prevail upon the UAE on the save day of a downpour interfered with ACC Head Cup last at Kathmandu. The triumph sees Nepal secure the sole passing billet during the current years' Asia Cup, at present planned to be facilitated by Pakistan in September Continuing the match from where the downpour had seen play suspended yesterday with the UAE at 106-9, Lalit Rajbanshi finished his great work from yesterday by taking the last imperative wicket to get done with figures of 4-14 and see the UAE all out for only 117. Nepal stammered from the get-go in the pursuit, losing the two openers Kushal Bhurtel and Aasif Sheik and commander Rohit Paudel economically. Yet, the advancement of passed on gave all-rounder Jha to number three demonstrated a keen move for the hosts, and with help from Bhim Sharki the teen steadied the innings and afterward countered, the pair's whole 96-run fourth wicket organization seeing Nepal home in 30.3 overs, a long time before the downpour returned. The detail of a play-through save day implied the match was gone on from yesterday as opposed to played once again, meaning the UAE started the day with last wicket pair Junaid Siddique and Karthik Meiyappan in the center, and Rajbanshi began a full go-around. Siddique endure the full go-around ball first up regardless of a speculative confusing allure, yet didn't treat his game to the conditions, hitting Rajbanshi for a transcending straight six in the fifth over of the day preceding holing out to Bhurtel at long on in Rajbanshi's close to end the innings. Recently new-ball pair Sompal Kami and Karan KC had eliminated the UAE top three very soon, and the home spinners had based on their great work. Rajbanshi and Sandeep Lamichhane made the most of a wicket that was beginning to offer turn, too Emirati batsmen on occasion excessively ready to propose their wickets. Just number six Asif Khan offered serious obstruction, striking a 54-ball 46 preceding tumbling to Rajbanshi on the penultimate ball before the downpour came. The weather conditions took steps to return again today, and the two sides searched in the grasp of outrageous criticalness as Nepal started their pursuit. With the pitch progressively offering turn the UAE started with turn at the two finishes, Aayaan Khan and Rohan Mustafa both surging back to their imprints each ball knowing that on the off chance that 20 overs weren't bowled before the downpour Nepal would advance naturally. The hitters' obvious rush was less logical in any case, Bhurtel clearing from the off and neglecting to interface over and over, at long last stuck in front by Mustafa with the eighth conveyance of the innings, before Aasif Sheik similarly missed a compass and was struck on the cushion by left arm spinner Aayan Khan, drawing the umpire's finger. Khan beat Paudel's external edge with the following three balls, and maybe hoping to focus on the off-spinner at the opposite end the Nepal captain additionally lost his wicket unnecessarily. Stepping back to cut Mustafa and slashing on in the following overs, the home captain walked out on him in something of a state at 3-22. The move of advancing the left-given Jha up the request to counter Ayaan was a sound one notwithstanding, and pretty much every deviant ball was taken care of. The left handers' presence additionally appeared to dissuade UAE chief Waseem from going to his legspinner, and when he at last faced the challenge to welcome on Karthik Meiyyapan, it didn't pay off for the travelers. Jha got after the legspinner taking him for 16 runs in the eighteenth and really taking care of the game. Jha would see off Mustafa, who got done with figures of 2-13 from his ten, preceding going to fifty with an uncommon bogus shot inside edging Basil Hameed across his stumps in the 28th. From that point he and Sharki burned through brief period in bringing Nepal back home in any case, completing the match in style only three overs later. Jha attached the scores with a thriving lobbed roll over mid-off for six of Aayan Khan, then, at that point, cleared the following round the corner, calling Sharki through for a rushed single and a seven wicket win. The triumph procures Nepal a spot at what might be their most memorable Asia Cup, drawn close by Pakistan and India as the gatherings presently stand. The UAE should satisfy themselves with a billet at the ACC Arising Groups Cup, for which they qualify alongside Nepal and third-set Oman.