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Karnali Yaks Dismissed for 105 Runs Against Lumbini Lions

Lumbini Lions set a target of 106 runs after bowling out Karnali Yaks in Kirtipur.

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  • Karnali Yaks were bowled out for 105 runs in 19.2 overs after choosing to bat first against Lumbini Lions.
  • Sompal Kami top-scored for Karnali Yaks with 28 runs off 18 balls, hitting four boundaries and one six.
  • Lumbini Lions were set a victory target of 106 runs at the Tribhuvan University Ground in Kirtipur.

Karnali Yaks were bowled out for 105 runs in 19.2 overs during their Nepal Premier League fixture against Lumbini Lions at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur on Thursday. Karnali elected to bat first after winning the toss but struggled early in their innings, reduced to four wickets down with only 15 runs scored on the board. Sompal Kami delivered the top score for Karnali, gathering 28 runs from 18 deliveries with four hit to the boundary and one clearing the rope. Kami constructed a 40-run partnership alongside Pawan to help stabilise the innings after the early collapse. Among other contributors, new captain David Miller recorded 5 runs, while Mark Watt managed 2 runs and Nandan Yadav scored 3 runs. Ariful Islam and Dipak Dumre were both dismissed after scoring 4 runs each. Lumbini Lions' bowling unit restricted Karnali to set up a target of 106 runs. Heading into the match, Lumbini occupied third place in the league table after registering three wins, one loss, and sharing points in one fixture due to rain across five played matches. Karnali Yaks stood in seventh position in the tournament standings.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/karnali-yaks-dismissed-for-105-runs-against-lumbini-lions-20261112

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