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Nepal lifted the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Under-19 Cup |
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Nepal lifted the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Under-19 Cup cricket tournament for the third successive time defeating Malaysia by seven wickets in the final played at the TU Cricket Ground, Kirtipur. [Full Story]  |
Nepal thrashed Kuwait by 9 wickets in the Semi Final |
Nepal thrashed Kuwait by 9 wickets at the TU Cricket Ground with Kaniska Chaugai coming up with a captain’s knock.
Nepal will now meet Malaysia, who overcame Qatar's challenge to register a 60-run victory. This will be third instance the two teams are playing in the final after 2001 and 2003. In both occasions, Nepal won the title to qualify for the Youth World Cup[ Full Scorecard] [ Full Story]. |
| Kuwait, Nepal, Malaysia and Qatar entered in to the Semi Final |
Kuwait, Nepal, Malaysia and Qatarall the seeded nations and the group winners in the league round entered the semifinal of the ACC U-19 Cup. The four were also the semifinalists in the last ACC U-19 Cup in Karachi, Pakistan.
In semifinal, Nepal will play Kuwait at TU Ground while Qatar and Malaysia lock horns at Tundikhel.[ Full Scorecard] [ Full Story]. |
Kuwait Won against Iran by 302 runs |
Kuwait too registered big win against Iran to emerge the Group B winner and will now meet the winner of Hong Kong v Saudi Arabia match in the quarters.
Kuwait scored 364/9 – thanks to Habbibullah Iftikar’s 153 and bowled out Iran for 62 runs for a 302-run victory.[Full Story] |
KUWAIT THRASHES UAE TO BOOK A BERTH IN TOP EIGHT Kuwait 12th Nov. 2005 (By: Riaz Chaudhry) |
Kuwait qualified for quarter final of ACC Under-19 Cricket Cup after trashing UAE by 43 runs in match played Tribuvan University Ground in Kritipur , Nepal. It was second victory in as many games for
Kuwait
team in the league round.
UAE after winning the toss put
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into bat. [Full Story] |
KUWAIT OVERPOWER AFGHANISTAN BY SEVEN WICKETS
Kuwait 10th Nov. 2005 (By: Riaz Chaudhry)
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| Kuwait started their bid for ACC Under-19 Cricket Cup on a winning note by defeating Afghanistan by wide margin of seven wickets at Tribhuvan University Ground in Kiritipur, Nepal. [Full Story] |
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