Khabar Butwal

Nepal Clinches Thrilling T20 Victory Over Scotland in Glasgow

Glasgow, June 17, 2025

In a nail-biting contest that went down to the final ball, Nepal emerged victorious over hosts Scotland by 2 wickets in a low-scoring thriller at the Titwood Cricket Club Ground, Glasgow, as part of the ongoing T20 Tri-Nation Series.

Opting to bowl first after winning the toss, Nepal’s strategy paid immediate dividends. The Nepalese bowling unit put on a clinical display, restricting Scotland to a modest total of 97 runs in 19.4 overs. From the outset, Nepal’s seamers and spinners bowled with tight discipline, utilizing the overcast conditions and slow surface expertly. The bowlers maintained a consistent line and length, never allowing the Scottish batters to build momentum or stitch together meaningful partnerships.

Despite the relatively low target, Nepal’s chase was anything but straightforward. The Scottish bowlers responded with equal intensity, turning the match into a gripping contest. Early breakthroughs and regular wickets kept the game finely balanced, and pressure mounted as Nepal’s top and middle order struggled to build a solid foundation.

With the match hanging in the balance, Nepal’s lower order held their composure. A few valuable cameos and nerveless singles in the final overs saw them reach the target with just one ball and two wickets to spare, ending on 98/8 in 19.5 overs.

The final moments of the game were a tense affair as both sides battled for control, but Nepal’s resilience under pressure ultimately secured a hard-fought win.

This victory is a significant morale booster for Nepal, enhancing their standing in the T20 Tri-Nation Series, which also includes Ireland. The match not only showcased Nepal’s evolving prowess in the T20 format but also highlighted the increasing competitiveness of Associate nations in global cricket.

Key Highlights:

  • Scotland 97 all out (19.4 overs) – Disciplined Nepalese bowling effort led by [insert top wicket-takers if known]
  • Nepal 98/8 (19.5 overs) – Edged past the target with one ball remaining
  • Nepal won by 2 wickets
  • Played at Titwood Cricket Club Ground, Glasgow

The result underscores the growing stature of Nepalese cricket on the international stage and sets the tone for more exciting clashes in the remainder of the series.

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