Oman Quadrangular T20I Series, Nepal’s wicketkeeper upholds the ‘Spirit Of Cricket,’ refusing to run out Ireland’s batter.
After his “Spirit of Cricket” signal against Ireland within the continuous Oman Quadrangular T20; Arrangement coordinated at the Al Amerat Cricket Ground on Monday, Nepal wicketkeeper Aasif Sheik has won hearts on social media. Sheik deny running out Ireland’s Andy McBrine, who was accidently stumble; by Nepal pacer Kamal Singh Airee while endeavoring to require a single in the 19th over. After seeing the event, the intellectuals were move and commended Aasif for his liberality.
“In the commentary box, I’m getting goosebumps because that was such a poignant moment. He could have run him out here by accident, but Aasif Sheikh has stated; ‘No, he’s not going to do it because of the spirit of; the game.’ That is your ICC nominee for the Spirit of Cricket Award in 2022 “On-air; one of the commentators said.
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The game was finally won by Ireland by 16 runs.
Ireland put up a total of 127 in 20 overs after being call into bat.
George Dockrell led the way with a 22-ball 28 while Curtis Campher chipped in with a 20-run cameo.
Dipendra Singh Airee had four for 21 for Nepal.
Nepal were knock out for 111 runs in response, with McBrine; Simi Singh, Mark Adair, and Barry McCarthy each taking two wickets.
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