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Nepal Premier League updates from Kirtipur

Janakpur Bolts and Chitwan Rhinos face off at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground.

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  • Janakpur Bolts reached sixty-one runs for the loss of six wickets after twelve overs.
  • Harmeet Singh scored twenty-five runs from twenty-five balls before falling as the ninth wicket.
  • Chitwan Rhinos lost three wickets for twenty-eight runs in four point one overs.

The Nepal Premier League match taking place at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur saw Janakpur Bolts facing significant pressure against Chitwan Rhinos. As the innings progressed past the midway stage, the batting side struggled to build momentum and continued to lose batters at regular intervals. By the twelfth over of the innings, Janakpur Bolts had reached a total of sixty-one runs while having already lost six wickets. The fall of wickets persisted as the innings advanced deeper, culminating in the loss of their ninth batter when Harmeet Singh was dismissed after contributing twenty-five runs from twenty-five balls. Following the conclusion of the first innings, the focus shifted to the run chase as Chitwan Rhinos began their turn at the crease. During the early stages of their pursuit, the batting side encountered difficulties of their own by losing three quick wickets within the opening phase of the match. The early breakthroughs claimed by the bowling attack reduced Chitwan Rhinos to twenty-eight runs after four point one overs. Among those who departed early in the innings were Ravi Bopara, Kamil Mishra, and Arjun Saud, leaving the chasing side to rebuild their total under pressure.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/nepal-premier-league-updates-from-kirtipur-20261113

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