November 2013 - World Cup Cricket

Nepal Vs UAE Full Match

Nepal Vs UAE Full Match

A Tale of Hard Work, Fate And Tears.

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                              Nepal were chasing 183 against Kenya, who were favourites to win the Group B encounter in the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier in Dubai. They needed 17 runs off the final over. In the middle were the captain, Paras Khadka, and Sharad Vesawkar. As soon as the tall Vesawkar hit the first of three sixes to win the match, his team-mate Sagar Pun began to cry. Pun, a 20-year-old batsman, was padded up because he was the next man in, and he cried louder as Vesawkar took Nepal closer to the target.</div>
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"Matches like these only bring the emotions out easily. Imagine if a wicket had fallen and he [Pun] was the next man in, what might have happened," Khadka tells ESPNcricinfo from Abu Dhabi with a chuckle, explaining Pun's reaction.</div>
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"Everybody was so keen. Everybody was pushing themselves. Every one of us believes in fate. Every one of us believes in God."</div>
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According to Khadka, his players have worked "double" the amount they usually do, for this tournament. "The belief was always there. But in the T20 format you just never know which way the game can swing," he says. "There is no substitute for hard work, even if it might take time. Three years ago, four years ago, five years ago if anyone had asked us, do you want to play a World Cup, our answer would have been - maybe yes. But how do we go about it?"</div>
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On <a href="http://www.espncricinfo.com/icc-world-twenty20-qualifier-2013/engine/match/660211.html" style="color: #035bac; text-decoration: none;" target="_blank">Wednesday afternoon</a>, in the dry heat of Abu Dhabi, Vesawkar and Khadka found themselves in the middle once again, with Nepal's fate in the balance. In the quarter-final against Hong Kong, with a spot in the World Twenty20 at stake, Nepal needed 26 off the last two overs. With 10 balls to go, Khadka attempted a risky second run and was dismissed. Nepal now needed 13 off the final over, from medium-pacer Haseeb Amjad. Vesawkar started the over with a straight six and then bottom-edged the next ball to the fine-leg boundary. With one ball to go and scores level, all the Hong Kong fielders were inside the circle. Vesawkar's powerful off drive pierced the field to deliver the most important victory in the Affiliate nation's history. Nepal had qualified for the 2014 World Twenty20 in Bangladesh.</div>
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Nepal's journey through the tournament in the UAE had been tense. They might not even have made it to the knockouts, if not for a fractionally superior run rate to Scotland. At the end of the group stage, Nepal and Scotland were level on eight points. They were separated only by a net run rate calculated to the fourth decimal: Scotland had 0.3792, while Nepal had 0.3794. "I do not know how they calculated, but we had the belief. We had the hunger," Khadka says, still unable to comprehend what his team achieved.</div>
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Vesawkar confesses that the significance of their performance has not "sunk in" completely because it has been a long-cherished dream, and now that they are there it feels almost unreal. "It is the proudest moment of our lives," he says. "We wanted to play a World Cup. It was a dream for us. Finally it has come true."</div>
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Vesawkar started following cricket when he was eight, after watching Sachin Tendulkar during the 1996 World Cup. "Sachin inspired me," Vesawkar says, recollecting the days spent playing street cricket with tennis balls. He is happy he chased that dream.</div>
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"We had no other choice other than going for it," Vesawkar says about the final over against Kenya. "Yesterday [against Hong Kong] was very important to us because it was a do-or-die match and we had to qualify for the World Cup. There is so much [of a] following back home and the expectations were really high. The Kenya game was equally important, since the tournament could have gone either way, but I still feel the Hong Kong match had more importance."</div>
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In May this year, Nepal won the ICC World Cricket League Division Three title, beating Uganda in the final. It was Vesawakar who hit the winning runs, completing a half-century in the process. Nepal had lost their first two group matches but won all the rest to claim the title. It was their biggest win at the time.</div>
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According to Khadka, Nepal's Sri Lankan coach Pubudu Dassanayake has "transformed" the team's progress and development. "The introduction of our coach transformed everything. It has been the same team, same players, but everyone has risen to the task."</div>
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During the match against Hong Kong, Dassanayake, who joined Nepal after leaving the Canada job following the 2011 World Cup, remained confident, though he feared his batsmen had left themselves too many to get in the final over. "That was the only hiccup," he says. "But we had already been involved in last-over games."</div>
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Nations like Nepal struggle for proper cricket infrastructure and resources. To prepare for the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier, they travelled to Delhi in October to play practice matches. "Six months ago we went to Bharatnagar Cricket Academy, where we were smashed by a couple of teams," Dassanayake says. "This time when we were there we had victories against Under-25 sides from Railways and Delhi District Cricket Association. That provided a shot of confidence and showed us how much we had improved."</div>
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Dassanayake says the dedication of Nepal cricketers must be admired, for most of them rely on their board for basic needs, including their kit. "The Nepal Cricket Association provided a kit to each of the 15 players. The players give their full time to cricket but they do not benefit financially." When Khadka, a former small-time school and college-level coach, says the players "have dedicated" themselves to cricket "full time," you realise how much they love the sport.</div>
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The ICC played its part too, by promoting cricket in Nepal and providing exposure to players. Dassanayake thinks that in a few years Nepal will be on par with Associates like Ireland and Netherlands. "This is beginning of another level but we have to do a lot of hard work," he says.</div>
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For Dassanayake, it is satisfying that Nepal have played the same brand of cricket in victory and defeat. "When we lost to Afghanistan in a seven-over rain-affected match, we had been confident we could beat them and hence were upset. But we played good cricket and stuck to our plans in front of strong crowd support for both sides." On Friday, Nepal face Afghanistan again in the semi-finals of the tournament. Vesawkar wants to beat the arch-rivals, another long-standing desire, but for now he cannot forget the crowd that gathered at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium to infuse the team with energy.</div>
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After the victory against Hong Kong, as Khadka and his men sang the patriotic anthem <i>"Rato Ra Chandra Surya"</i>, the crowd joined the chorus to make the moment that much more special. "It is almost like a festival back home. There have been rallies, candle-light functions and such from the moment we qualified," Khadka says. "Our home minister called us to congratulate the team. People are very excited. As a country we have been waiting for something to unite us. I think cricket has become the unifying factor."</div>
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When Khadka got out against Hong Kong, he saw Pun crying once again. This time, even Khadka was counting prayer beads in his mind. "It was crazy. When I was batting I was in the zone. You work so hard all your life and it is right there in front you. And then I got out with 10 balls left." Khadka recollects the moment. He had removed his helmet and gloves but he did not sit down. "I was standing there and praying. Please, please, God, you cannot be cruel.</div>
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"In the end it was fate. I believe in destiny. Honest work paid off."<br />
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<span style="font-size: x-small; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">“The arrival of Singapore is almost confirmed and we are going to have a tournament here after the national team returns from the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers in the UAE. Canada have withdrawn from the tournament and the organisers are looking forward to bring two teams from India,” the newspaper quoted a source as saying.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: x-small; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">Kiran Rana, a member of the CAN, however told the newspaper that the cricket governing body was completely unaware about it. “We don’t know anything about the tournament of such kind. I don’t know if any organisation is planning to hold the event on its own. But CAN has not been informed about it,” Rana told The Himalayan Times.</span></div>
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<span style="font-size: x-small; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">The organisers are yet to make any confirmation regarding the report. Kathmandu Cricket Management is the same compnay with whom the cricket govnering body signed an agreement to manage the Tribhuvan University Stadium but nothing has been progressed so far.</span></div>
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Nepal's ailing youth cricket showed its first symptoms when the Under-19 team finished third in 2009 ACC Elite Cup and failed to qualify for the U-19 World Cup in 2010. Before that, Nepal had featured in every edition of the U-19 World Cup since 2000. The youth side this year put up Nepal's worst performance, ending fourth in this year's ACC U-19 Elite Cup. Prior to this Nepal, had won the tournament four times in a row between 2001 to 2007. They finished third in 2009 and second in 2011. Will Nepal cricket take a big leap backward in the following years?</div>
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<b>The transformation theory</b><br />The Nepal senior team hadn't had much success till a few years ago, but the U-19 side was winning hearts as early as 2000 when they beat Kenya and competed with South Africa to enter the second round of the U-19 World Cup. At that stage, everyone believed that when the U-19 team transformed into the senior side, Nepal would start achieving success at the senior level. And it did. Given that precedent, with a weak youth team (and a failed domestic structure), we will have a weaker senior side in 6-10 years.</div>
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<b>The early symptoms: Decline in fast bowling</b><br />What is more disappointing for Nepal cricket is the realisation that the failure of the youth team could get hold of the senior team if nothing is done about it. Nepal's weakened fast-bowling attack is an early sign. The side had one of the best fast-bowling units amongst the non-Test playing nations with the likes of Mehboob Alam,<a href="http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/player/25930.html" style="color: #035bac; text-decoration: none;" target="_blank">Binod Das</a> and Raju Khadka. However, in the past one year, Nepal's fast bowling has failed. Their performance was so disappointing that the team played without a front-line seam bowler in the last two matches of WCL Division 3.</div>
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<b>Ageing team</b><br />Despite the absence of a strong domestic structure, the senior Nepali team was carefully built by <a href="http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/player/48470.html" style="color: #035bac; text-decoration: none;" target="_blank">Roy Dias</a>who hand-picked and personally groomed players from the youth side. Players like <a href="http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/player/25967.html" style="color: #035bac; text-decoration: none;" target="_blank">Paras Khadka</a>, <a href="http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/player/233400.html" style="color: #035bac; text-decoration: none;" target="_blank">Gyanendra Malla</a> and <a href="http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/player/25977.html" style="color: #035bac; text-decoration: none;" target="_blank">Sharad Vesawkar</a>, were already part of the senior team when they were still U-17 players. They would feature in matches for Nepal in the U-17, U-19 and senior teams, which helped their growth tremendously.</div>
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Now that we have good senior team, the 'youth first' policy doesn't fit anywhere. The youth side has been completely neglected. The U-19 team did not even have a proper practice camp before they flew for the ACC U-19 Elite cup.</div>
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In few years, age will catch up with the senior team. With the domestic structure neglected and Nepal's youth cricketers short on experience, the future doesn't look good at all.</div>
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<b>What now?</b><br />If we do not give the young cricketers the attention they deserve, the success of Nepal cricket will be short-lived. With World Cup qualifiers so close, there's no point experimenting with the senior side. A good domestic structure can help groom young players, like Dias did when he involved them in the senior side.</div>
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One aspect that needs to be explored is school cricket. School cricket is played at an exceptionally high level in countries like India and Sri Lanka. In Nepal, however, it doesn't exist. Lack of cricket in schools is hindering cricket development in Nepal, making it difficult for kids to convince their parents about the feasibility of taking up the sport. Nepal hasn't had a single player in the senior side who has made it to the team solely on the basis of his performances in the national tournament. The team comprises players who have played for the country at the youth level.</div>
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Moreover, the players who excel in the game in their early or mid-20s never make it to the side and usually do not bother improving. Domestic cricket in Nepal needs serious restructuring, one that promotes young players so that the selectors can fall back on them when needed.</div>
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1. Paras Khadka(c)<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />2. Gyanendra Malla (vc)<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />3. Mahesh Chhetri<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />4. Subash Khakurel<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />5. Avinash Karn<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />6. Jitendra Mukhiya<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />7. Amrit Bhattarai<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />8. Sharad Vesawkar<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />9. Shakti Gauchan<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />10. Basanta Regmi<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />11. Rahul Viswakarma<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />12. Binod Bhandari<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />13. Pradeep Airee<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />14. Anil Mandal<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />15. Sagar Pun<div style="margin-bottom: 14px; padding: 0px;">
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Naresh Budayer<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />Ramnaresh Giri<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />Bhwan Karki<br style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" />Chandra Sawad</div>
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15 man Official Nepal squad for the ICC World T20 Qualifiers.

15 man Official squad for the ICC World T20 Qualifiers :- 1. Paras Khadka(c) 2. Gyanendra Malla (vc) 3. Mahesh Chhetri 4. Subash...

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