All scoresCanada won by 24 runs
Canada256/1050.0 ov
Nepal232/1046.0 ov
Canada won by 24 runs
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Alert history
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- Wicket — Nepal 232/9Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Nepal 232/10Innings 2: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Match finishedCanada won by 24 runs
- Nepal innings endedNepal all out for 232.
- Wicket — Nepal 231/8Innings 2 at 231/8.
- Wicket — Nepal 226/7Innings 2 at 226/7.
- Wicket — Nepal 198/6Innings 2 at 198/6.
- Wicket — Nepal 179/5Innings 2 at 179/5.
- Wicket — Nepal 134/4Innings 2 at 134/4.
- Wicket — Nepal 111/3Innings 2 at 111/3.
- Wicket — Nepal 81/2Innings 2 at 81/2.
- Wicket — Nepal 37/1Innings 2 at 37/1.
- Wicket — Canada 256/9Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — Canada 256/10Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Canada innings endedCanada all out for 256.
- Wicket — Canada 252/8Innings 1 at 252/8.
- Wicket — Canada 242/7Innings 1 at 242/7.
- Wicket — Canada 238/6Innings 1 at 238/6.
- Wicket — Canada 231/5Innings 1 at 231/5.
- Wicket — Canada 219/4Innings 1 at 219/4.
- Wicket — Canada 194/3Innings 1 at 194/3.
- Wicket — Canada 109/2Innings 1 at 109/2.
- Wicket — Canada 72/1Innings 1 at 72/1.
- Match startedCanada vs Nepal is under way at Al Amerat Cricket Ground (Ministry Turf 1), Al Amerat.
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