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Nepal were restricted to 211/9.
Nepal claimed its first wicket at 6.3 overs when Sunil Dhamala bowled opening batsman Saif Hassan after scoring five runs.
Confusion gripped Bangladeshi players when both Pinak Ghosh and Joyraz Sheik ended up at the same side and Nepal took the wicket. Multiple replays confirmed that Pinak crossed the line after Sheik and was sent out of the field.
Lack of coordination among the batsmen was a big miss from Nepal’s side as well; it cost Nepal four wickets. First run-out was when Dhamala ran for the runs but Raju Rijal did not make a move, and Dhamala faced the loss.
Then it was Rijal, who ran between the wickets but Rajbir Singh maintained his position and the wicket keeper, Jaker Ali, took the wicket easily.
It was another easy wicket for Bangladesh as absence coordination made Kushal Bhurtel return with only 14 runs. Prem Tamang nearly lost his wicket as well because of the confusion, while running between the wicket. But the third umpire declared Tamang not out as he struggled to cross the line with his bat.
Fourth run-out of the match and Nepal’s innings ends with Sushil Kandel returning to the pavilion in the last ball. Kandel’s low shot hit straight into the stumps missing the pitcher’s hand.
New player Nazmul Hossain Shanto, went back soon after he came as bowler Prem Tamang caught his shot up front easily. J Sheik went back after a LBW in Dhamala’s ball.
Nepal had won the toss and chose to bat first.
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