Uganda set a target of 92 runs for Nepal in the Women’s T20I Quadrangular Series, scoring 91 runs for the loss of 5 wickets. Rita Musamali led with 38 runs, while Nepal’s Riya Sharma took two wickets. The match took place at Entebbe Cricket Oval.
On March 13, during the Women’s T20I Quadrangular Series at the Entebbe Cricket Oval in Uganda, the Uganda women’s cricket team established a target of 92 runs for Nepal. Uganda batted first, accumulating a total of 91 runs at the expense of five wickets over the designated 20 overs.
Key contributors for Uganda included Rita Musamali, who scored 38 runs, while Esther Iloku added 22 runs. Other significant contributions came from Stephanie Nampiina with 13 runs, followed by Malisa Ariokot and Immaculate Nakisuuyi, who scored 7 and 4 runs, respectively.
In terms of bowling performance for Nepal, Riya Sharma was notable, claiming two wickets. Additionally, Puja Mahato, Ishwori Bist, and Rubina Chhetry each secured one wicket in their efforts against Uganda.
In summary, Uganda set a modest target of 92 runs for Nepal in the Quadrangular Series, thanks largely to Rita Musamali’s 38 runs. Despite a competitive effort from Nepal’s bowlers, particularly Riya Sharma, the overall performance highlighted the challenges both teams face moving forward in the tournament.
Original Source: risingnepaldaily.com
