3 super overs in a match, amazing in the Netherlands-Nepal match, this happened for the first time in cricket history
Netherlands vs Nepal Three Super Over: Historical scenes were seen in the T20 International match played in Glasgow between the Netherlands and Nepal, as the match ended in the third super over. The Netherlands won an exciting victory and this was the first time that a male professional match – T20 or List A – has gone to the third super over.
In the 20th over, Nepal needed 16 runs to win and Nandan Yadav scored 4, 2, 2, 4 off the fast bowler Kyle Klein and took the match in the first super over.
Daniel Dorm, who took a super over for the Netherlands, took 3 wickets for 14 runs in four overs of his quota in regular times. Nepal scored 19 runs, in which Kushal Bhurtel hit two sixes and a four against him. After this, for the Netherlands, Michael Levit hit a six on the first ball and Max O’ -Dow took the game 6 and 4 off the last two balls to take the game in the second super over.
In the second super over, Lalit Rajbanshi’s bowling hit two sixes off the first three balls, due to which the Netherlands scored 17 runs. Rohit Paudel hit a six on the first ball while Deepender Singh Ari hit a four and needed seven runs on the last ball. After this, Ari hit Klein on the couner and the match went into the third super over.
In the third super over, off-spinner Jack Lion-Cahattis to bowl for Netherlands and dismissed Paudel and debut match Rupesh Singh. Nepal could not score any runs in the third super over. Levitt maintained his restraint and gave a thrilling victory to the Netherlands by hitting a six on the long on the ball of Sandeep Lamichane.
Significantly, after getting the first batting invitation, the Netherlands scored 152 runs at the loss of 7 wickets. In which Teja Nidamanuru scored 35 runs and Vikramjit Singh scored 30 runs. In bowling for Nepal, Sandeep Lamichane took 3 wickets, Nandan Yadav took 2 wickets, Kushal Bhurtel and Lalit Rajbanshi took 1-1 wickets.
In response, Nepal scored 152 runs at the loss of 8 wickets and tied the match. For Nepal, captain Rohit Paudel scored 48 runs and Kushal Bhurtel scored 34 runs. For the Netherlands, Dorma took 3 wickets, Vikramjit Singh took 2 wickets, Kyle Clean, Ben Flature and Jack Lion-Castes 1-1 wickets.
