Cricket Country Staff
Editorial team of CricketCountry.
Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Nov 14, 2016, 02:35 PM (IST)
Edited: Nov 15, 2016, 03:32 PM (IST)
Nepali legendary cricketer Paras Khadka made his mark once again when he hammered as many as four sixes off the former world No. 1 spinner Saeed Ajmal, in the 2X Cricket USA Cup 2016 match. In the a match between Nepal Rhinos versus Houston Sparks, the right-handed Khadka was severe on the Pakistani cricketer who has been away from the international circuit, ever since the questions on his bowling action surfaced. It has been two years since Ajmal played Test cricket for Pakistan, as his last appearance in a format where he dominated batsmen from around the world was in 2014 against Sri Lanka at Colombo. ALSO READ: Paras Khadka: Story of Nepal cricket’s poster-boy compiled in 20 points
The last international game which Ajmal played for Pakistan was on their last tour of Bangladesh. Ajmal played the second ODI of the game and since then he has been away from the team. In this game of the 2X Cricket USA Cup 2016 match, Nepali Rhinos were coming off a victory over Florida Underdogs, and Houston Sparks surprised the UAE Falcons to enter the final of the tournament. Nepal Rhinos were lead extremely well by their captain Paras Khadka, as they won the final which was played on Sunday, November 13 at the Moosa Stadium in Pearland. Watch the video here:
For those uninitiated, the 2X Cricket USA Cup 2016 is a T20 tournament being played with a slightly different format. Both competing teams get to bat 10 overs each, and batting first, Nepal Rhinos scored 73 for 3 in the first 10 overs. In their reply, Houston Sparks scored 74 for 3 in 10 overs. However, the Nepal Rhinos came out all guns blazing in the second dig, smacking 124 runs and eventually winning the contest with Houston Sparks needing another 55 more runs to win.
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