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  The 2023 Asia Cup-50 over one day international opener between favorites Pakistan and minnows Nepal played in Multan ,Pakistan went as per the script Wednesday. As expected,the home team virtually bulldozed hapless Nepal on their way  to a massive 238 run victory. The margin of victory speaks volumes of Pakistan’s total domination and one sidedness nature of the match. Although Pakistan’s victory was a foregone conclusion,nobody expected the fixture to pan out the way it did at the end of the day. It was a cakewalk for the Pakistanis who dominated the proceedings  in every department of the game without breaking a sweat. The winners batted and  bowled effortlessly throughout in their runaway victory. The  opposition’s high quality performance  proved  too much to handle  for Nepal.  Obviously they lacked the mental toughness and performance to play under pressure and  caved in ultimately. It was a match they would like to forget.Agreed that they were outplayed by the highly superior

The men’s national  cricket team of Nepal is gearing up  to make its maiden appearance in the 2023  Asia Cup cricket tournament in Pakistan . They are in  a very tough group alongside  two of the world’s finest cricketing teams India and Pakistan.It  will be a litmus test for Nepal-there is no two ways about it. The youthful Nepal outfit captained by the top order batter young Rohit Paudel takes on  one of the heavyweights of world cricket Pakistan in the opener of the 50-over one day international tourney Wednesday in Multan,Pakistan. It is not an overstatement to say that Team Nepal has an uphill climb against the mighty opposition who are overwhelming favorites to win. Although like any sport cricket is known for its unpredictability and uncertainty, however,given the history, statistics and strengths of Pakistan, Coach Monty Desai boys  have a herculean task of defying the odds stacked against them.  On top of that the highly experienced Pakistani side will be in full strength and

Former skipper of the men’s national cricket team of Nepal Gyanendra Malla has hung up his hat from all formats of  international cricket. The thirty-two year old announced his retirement from professional cricket, marking the end of a remarkable career close to two decades at a press conference held in Kathmandu recently. His farewell outing was against Ireland in the 2023  ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe. His sacrifice and contribution to Nepal cricket has been immense and will never be forgotten. Malla is the third  prominent player of his generation to  bid adieu to international cricket, joining the list which includes former captain Paras Khadka and Shakti Gauchan. The  national team then made up of highly talented  players and spearheaded by Khadka,one of the biggest names in modern day  Nepal cricket  is  known as ‘The Golden Generation’ based on achievements and tangible successes. Under Khadka, Malla was vice- captain of the team that achieved  several miles