U-19 FIXTURE RELEASE

GROUP A		GROUP B
Nepal		Afghanistan
Malaysia		UAE
Singapore		Qatar
Hong Kong		Oman
Saudi Arabia		Bhutan

 

	Match Schedule
	April 22	Nepal v Saudi Arabia at KEC       Malaysia v Singapore at Hubara Qatar v UAE at Unity Afghanistan v Bhutan at Sulaibiya
	April 23	Oman v UAE at KEC      Bhutan v Qatar at Hubara Saudi Arabia v Singapore at Unity Hong Kong v Malaysia at Sulaibiya
	April 24	Afghanistan v Oman at Hubara      Hong Kong v Nepal at Unity
	April 25	Malaysia v Nepal at Hubara       Afghanistan v UAE at Unity
	April 26	Hong Kong v Singapore at KEC      Malaysia v Saudi Arabia at Hubara Oman v Qatar at Unity Bhutan v UAE at Sulaibiya
	April 27	Bhutan v Oman at KEC      Afghanistan v Qatar at Hubara Hong Kong v Saudi Arabia at Unity Nepal v Singapore at Sulaibiya
	April 29	7th/8th Playoff at KEC      SF1 – A1 v B2 at Hubara SF2 – A2 v B1 at Unity 9th/10th Playoff at Sulaibiya
	April 30	3rd/4th Playoff at Hubara      5th/6th Playoff at Unity
	May 1	FINAL – Winners SF1 v SF2

 

March 3rd, 2009 | Category: U-19 National | Comments are closed

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NEPAL LIFTS ACC U-17 CUP

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Nepal lifts ACC U-17 Elite Cup 2009 defeating Malaysia in the final by 10 wickets. Sagar Pun and Akash Singh Pariyar added unbeaten 125-run opening partnership chasing Malaysia 124. Here is the complete scorecard: More

11th sag to feature cricket.

Twenty20 cricket will be featured in next year’s South Asian Games in Dhaka, Bangladesh, a meeting of the South Asian Olympic Council decided on Monday.

The eleventh edition of the SA Games will be held from January 29 to February 8 with 23 events in 11 games, the 39th executive meeting of the council in Kathmandu agreed on.

“The meeting passed a number of decisions which will bring joy to our players and officials,” president of Nepal Olympic Committee (NOC) Dhurba Bhadur Pradhan said. “The games popular in Nepal have been added to the list.”

Cricket is one of three games to be included for the first time in the history of the games along with golf and handball.

“India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal have already agreed to participate in cricket,” Kutubuddin Ahmed, secretary-general of the Bangladesh Olympic Association, told a news agency after a meeting.

A Twenty20 competition at under-21 level would feature in the games.

February 17th, 2009 | Category: General | Comments are closed
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ACC NON TEST RANKINGS

The ACC Non-Test Playing Countries Tournament Rankings – 2007/08 to 2008/09 Global ICC Rankings for Test, Associate and Affiliate Members Purpose: *To categorize the member countries by performance in competitions. *To motivate the member countries to have performance competition goals. *To reward the member countries on their performance in ACC competitions. Method: *The ACC ranking system is based on a 2-year cycle, as the range of age-group tournaments U-15, U-17, U-19 are completed over 2 years. *The rankings are determined on the teams’ placings in the ACC Trophys, ACC U-19 Cups, ACC U-17 Cups and the ACC U-15 Cups. *The teams with the minimum aggregate ranking points, based on their finishing positions in the tournaments are ranked highest. *The top ten teams in each age group participate in the corresponding Elite division, while the rest participate in the Challenge division Ranking/ Points for the year 2007 and 2008: ACC Trophy, ACC U-19, ACC U-17, ACC U-15 Cups:  Elite and Challenge ACC Trophy Elite 2008 ACC U-19 Elite 2007 ACC U-17 Elite Cup 2009 ACC U-15 Elite 2007 FINAL COMBINED Ranking/Points Ranking/Points Ranking/Points Ranking/Points Ranking/Points 1. Hong Kong 1 Nepal 1. 1.Singapore 1. 2. UAE 2 Afghanistan 2. 2 .Kuwait 2. 3. Afghanistan 3 UAE 3. 3 .Saudi Arabia 3. 4. Nepal 4 Malaysia 4. 4 .Thailand 4. 5. Singapore 5 Singapore 5. *** 18 Afghanistan 5. 6. Malaysia 6 Qatar 6. *** 18 Hong Kong 6. 7. Bahrain 7 Oman 7. *** 18 Malaysia 7. 8. Kuwait 8 Hong Kong 8. *** 18 Nepal 8. 9. Qatar 9 Kuwait 9. ** Brunei *** 18 Oman 9. 10. Saudi Arabia 10 Thailand 9. ** Saudi Arabia *** 18 UAE 10. 11. ACC Trophy Challenge 2009 ACC U-19 Challenge 2008 ACC U-17 Challenge 2008 ACC U-15 Challenge 2007 12. Ranking/Points Ranking/Points Ranking/Points Ranking/Points 13. 11. Oman 11 Saudi Arabia 11. Afghanistan 11 Qatar 14. 12. Bhutan 12 Bhutan 12. Oman 12 Bhutan 15. 13. Maldives 13 Maldives 13. Thailand 13 Maldives 16. 14. Thailand 14 China 14. China 14 China 17. 15. Iran ** 18  Bahrain 15. Iran 15 Myanmar 18. 16. Brunei ** 18 Brunei 16. Myanmar 16 Brunei 17. China ** 18  Iran ***18. Maldives ** 18 Bahrain 18. Myanmar ** 18  Myanmar **18. Bhutan ** 18 Iran The ACC Women’s Tournaments are not included in the rankings system as not all members are participating in them. The ACC Twenty20 Cup is played biennially only by the top ten teams in the Final Combined Rankings. Countries who have not participated or are disqualified are sanctioned 18 points for each tournament missed The 2009/10 U-15 Elite and Challenge participants are yet to be determined by the ACC Development Committee (**) Did not participate      (***) Disqualified Rankings 2005/6 to 2007/8

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U-17 ELITE CUP

Nepal Have the Upper Hand

“I expect the team to win,” says Nepal’s coach Roy Dias regarding the upcoming ACC U-17 tournament, “but then so does everyone else in the country.” Nepal’s fans have plenty of reason to be this hopeful as Nepal have a terrific track-record at youth level. U-15 champions in 2005 and 2006, U-19 champions in 2003, 2005 and 2007, ICC U/19 World Cup 2006 Plate Champions: they are a pedigree side. Plus, they’re playing at home where the seniors too, have hardly lost a game since Roy Dias took over as national coach in 2003.

pradip aire the hero for nepal victory

both in bowl and bat pradip won the heart of every nepali genuine fans who were presented in tu ground for the semi finals.

Nepal march to victory

The complete scorecard of the semifinal match between Nepal and UAE which Nepal wins by 21 runs to enter the final of the ACC U-17 Elite Cup 2009 at the TU Ground, Kirtipur.

Nepal U-17 Vs UAE U-17

Match Played At TU, Nepal, 10-Feb-2009, ACC U-17 Elite Cup

Nepal U-17 Win by 21 runs

Round	SF
Toss won by	Nepal U-17
Umpires	I Amjad & Md Riyaz
Scorers	D Gyawali & P Raut
Player / Match	Nepal U-17:Airee, Pradeep
Match Referee	VK Jha
Points Awarded	Nepal U-17 2, UAE U-17 0

Nepal U-17 Innings 144/9 Closed (Overs 40)

Batsman	Fieldsman	Bowler	Runs	Bls	4s	6s
K Gurung		b S Ahmed	6	22	0	0
S Pun	c R Bagchi	b S Ahmed	1	3	0	0
A Pariyar+	c R Bagchi	b MS Waqar	31	46	2	0
P Baskota*	c SS Gir	b S Shekhar	25	41	3	0
P Airee	c SS Gir	b MS Waqar	13	11	1	1
N Chaudhary		b S Shekhar	6	5	1	0
B Karki	not out		27	56	3	0
B Dali	c S Ahmed	b S Shekhar	0	8	0	0
K Karki	run out M Zubair		1	13	0	0
R Bhatta		b MS Waqar	0	15	0	0
A Karn	not out		8	22	0	0
extras		(b1 lb0 w23 nb2)	26
TOTAL		9 wickets for	144

FOW

1-4(S Pun) 2-20(K Gurung) 3-68(P Baskota) 4-84(P Airee) 5-91(N Chaudhary)

6-93(A Pariyar) 7-97(B Dali) 8-99(K Karki) 9-114(R Bhatta)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	wd	nb
SS Gir	6	0	37	0	5	1
S Ahmed	8	0	32	2	5	1
W Ahmed	8	1	24	0	–	–
S Shekhar	8	0	21	3	2	–
MS Waqar	8	2	16	3	5	–
AJ Dighe	1	0	11	0	6	–
V Bargav	1	0	2	0	–	–

UAE U-17 Innings 123 All Out (Overs 37)

Batsman	Fieldsman	Bowler	Runs	Bls	4s	6s
RZ Abraham	run out R Bhatta		59	105	6	0
MS Waqar*		b P Airee	8	25	0	0
V Bargav		b P Airee	0	3	0	0
AJ Dighe	lbw	b P Airee	0	2	0	0
SS Gir		b A Karn	28	51	0	0
S Shekhar	lbw	b A Karn	0	1	0	0
S Ahmed	st A Pariyar	b P Baskota	11	25	1	0
W Ahmed	c B Karki	b P Airee	0	3	0	0
R Bagchi+	c A Karn	b P Baskota	3	9	0	0
M Zubair	c S Pun	b P Airee	2	6	0	0
AS Murad	not out		0	3	0	0
extras		(b2 lb2 w8 nb0)	12
TOTAL		10 wickets for	123

FOW

1-21(MS Waqar) 2-25(V Bargav) 3-25(AJ Dighe) 4-93(SS Gir) 5-93(S Shekhar)

6-111(S Ahmed) 7-113(W Ahmed) 8-119(RZ Abraham) 9-121(M Zubair) 10-123(R Bagchi)

Bowler	O	M	R	W	wd	nb
K Karki	3	0	12	0	–	–
A Karn	5	0	14	2	3	–
B Karki	8	2	18	0	1	–
P Airee	7	0	29	5	3	–
P Baskota	5	1	16	2	1	–
R Bhatta	4	0	12	0	–	–
B Dali	3	0	10	0	–	–
S Pun	2	0	8	0	–	–

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