ICC T20 World Cup: Rain plays spoilsport as Nepal, Sri Lanka share points
Nepal’s second match against Sri Lanka in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup was washed out at the Lauderhill Field in Florida, USA on Wednesday.
The match scheduled to start at 5:15 am Nepali time had to be abandoned without a ball bowled because of the incessant downpour, forcing the teams to share a point each before the toss was held.
This was the first time that Nepal and Sri Lanka were facing each other in the senior cricket team but the match had to be called off due to incessant rainfall.
Nepal are at fourth position in the group ‘D’ followed by Sri Lanka.
Nepal lost to their first match at the hands of Netherlands by six wickets in the group stage while Sri Lanka suffered a defeat to South Africa by six wickets in the first match and Bangladesh by two wickets in the second match.
South Africa have already secured their berth in Super Eight from Group ‘D’.
Nepal will have to win the remaining two games to book a place in Super Eight.
Now, the Nepali team will go to the West Indies to play the remaining two matches of the group stage.
Nepal will play against South Africa on June 14 and Bangladesh on June 16 in St. Vincent, West Indies.
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