Nepal vs Pakistan Today | Women’s Asia Cup 2016
Coach Raju Basnyat is likely to try new opening pair apart from making changes in the batting order in a bid to put up a fighting total on the board. “I have planned to make changes in the batting order than that of Hong Kong.
“We don’t have any plans against Pakistan but our Thursday’s warm-up game against Thailand has helped us to organise ourselves in terms of playing conditions. Pakistan are better opponents in both the bowling and batting department. We just need to make sure that we get our basics right,” said Basnyat on the eve of the match.
Nepali eves put up under par batting performance in the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifying Series Asia Region in Hong Kong, though it finished runner up. The highest score Team Nepal managed was 108 runs against Thailand. Nirmala Shahi and Nary Thapa were the only batswomen for Nepal to make notable contributions in Hong Kong held from October 7 to 16.
Nepal had previously played the 2012 Asia Cup that was held in China where Pakistan had lost the final match to archrivals Pakistan. Nepal had lost to Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and China then. Nepal are meeting Pakistan for the first time in an official tournament having lost to them twice - by 83 and 116 runs - in practice matches ahead of the 2011 ACC Women’s Championship.
Nepal women’s squad: Rubina Chhetry (c), Jyoti Pandey, Karuna Bhandari, Neera Rajopadhyay, Roshani Bohara, Sangita Rai, Sarita Magar, Sobha Aale, Indu Barma, Kajal Shrestha, Nairry Thapa, Rashmi Sharma Chaulagain, Sabnam Rai, Saraswati Kumari Chaudhary and Sita Rana Magar.
Pakistan women’s squad: Sana Mir (ODI Captain),Nida Dar, Anum Amin, Saadia Yousuf, Maham Tariq, Nain Abidi Bismah Maroof (T20I Captain), Javaria Wadood, Asmavia Iqbal, Nahidi Bibi, Ayesha Zafar, Sidra Nawaz, Aliya Riaz, Irum Javed and Diana Baig.
“We don’t have any plans against Pakistan but our Thursday’s warm-up game against Thailand has helped us to organise ourselves in terms of playing conditions. Pakistan are better opponents in both the bowling and batting department. We just need to make sure that we get our basics right,” said Basnyat on the eve of the match.
Nepali eves put up under par batting performance in the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifying Series Asia Region in Hong Kong, though it finished runner up. The highest score Team Nepal managed was 108 runs against Thailand. Nirmala Shahi and Nary Thapa were the only batswomen for Nepal to make notable contributions in Hong Kong held from October 7 to 16.
Nepal had previously played the 2012 Asia Cup that was held in China where Pakistan had lost the final match to archrivals Pakistan. Nepal had lost to Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and China then. Nepal are meeting Pakistan for the first time in an official tournament having lost to them twice - by 83 and 116 runs - in practice matches ahead of the 2011 ACC Women’s Championship.
Nepal women’s squad: Rubina Chhetry (c), Jyoti Pandey, Karuna Bhandari, Neera Rajopadhyay, Roshani Bohara, Sangita Rai, Sarita Magar, Sobha Aale, Indu Barma, Kajal Shrestha, Nairry Thapa, Rashmi Sharma Chaulagain, Sabnam Rai, Saraswati Kumari Chaudhary and Sita Rana Magar.
Pakistan women’s squad: Sana Mir (ODI Captain),Nida Dar, Anum Amin, Saadia Yousuf, Maham Tariq, Nain Abidi Bismah Maroof (T20I Captain), Javaria Wadood, Asmavia Iqbal, Nahidi Bibi, Ayesha Zafar, Sidra Nawaz, Aliya Riaz, Irum Javed and Diana Baig.
If a national coach doesnt have any plan to play against his opponent, what is he going to coach??
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