Congratulations to Nepali Cricket Team and it Fan........ Here is the complete news....... ICC World Cricket League Division 5 Vishvakarma bowls Nepal to title Cricinfo staff February 27, 2010 Text size: A | A Super seven: Rahul Vishvakarma with the ball that helped him take 7 for 15 © International Cricket Council Related Links --> --> Players/Officials: Ryan Driver | Tahir Dar | Rahul Vishwakarma Matches: Bahrain v Singapore at Bhaktapur | Fiji v Jersey at Lalitpur | Nepal v United States of America at Kirtipur Series/Tournaments: ICC World Cricket League Division Five Teams: Bahrain | Fiji | Jersey | Nepal | Singapore | United States of America Rahul Vishvakarma , the Nepal left-arm spinner, produced an extraordinary display by claiming 7 for 15 as the hosts took the Division 5 trophy with a five-wicket victory against USA at Kirtipur and gained revenge for Friday's defeat. After the controversial scenes of the previous day, when crowd trouble affected the end of Nepal's match, the supporters were left much happier by this effort. However, when USA moved to 100 for 1 it wasn't looking promising for the home side with the second-wicket stand between Orlando Baker and Steve Messiah on 81. The game changed when Baker was run out for 49 before Sanjam Regmi bagged Sushil Nadkarni to leave USA on 141 for 3. Then Vishvakarma began his one-man demolition job as USA lost their last eight wickets for 31 in 12 overs and Nos. 5 to 11 couldn't reach double figures. Nepal's chase was aided by 20 wides from the USA bowlers as Mahesh Chhetri and Anil Mandal added 85 for the first wicket. There was a minor wobble for Nepal at 140 for 5, but Gyanendra Malla saw then home with an unbeaten 28. Bahrain completed a depressing two days for Singapore with a three-wicket victory at Bhaktapur. Singapore missed out on promotion to Division 4 by a tiny difference of net run-rate and that disappointment could well have played a role in their demise to 126. Tahir Dar took out the lower order with 4 for 29 after miserly display from Adil Hanif, who claimed 2 for 12 in 10 overs, did the early damage. Bahrain struggled, too, early in their chase and at 16 for 3 Singapore were back in the game but Imran Sajjid (34) and Ashraf Yaqoob (32) prevented a full-blown collapse. Still, at 105 for 7 it needed calmness from Dar to knock off the runs as he followed his four wickets with 13 not out as he and Fahad Sadeq completed victory. Ryan Driver put in a captain's performance as Jersey managed a consolation five-wicket victory against Fiji at Lalitpur but it will do little to soften the blow of relegation. Fiji were handsomely placed on 194 for 1, built around a stand of 161 between Josefa Rika (75) and Iniasi Cakacaka (78), but Driver's four wickets meant they struggled to accelerate late on. Driver then anchored the chase with 78 from 104 balls and when he fell, Peter Gough ensured the chase remained under control with a calm 58 from 57 balls as victory came with five balls to spare.

rmxyz · Feb 27, 2010 7:07 AM

Rahul Vishvakarma. Man of the match, who made the victory possible for Nepal by taking 7 wickets for 15 runs.

soaltee · Feb 27, 2010 7:35 AM

Yea, Rahul is true hero.

gari khau · Feb 27, 2010 7:50 AM

Good job guys....finally a good news

OBAMA · Feb 27, 2010 1:27 PM