Nepal captain Rohit Paudel won the toss and decided to bowl which proved to be absolutely correct. The team did not have a good start and the first wicket fell at just 22 runs. Quinton de Kock returned to the pavilion after scoring just 10 runs. After this, captain Aiden Markram also got out after scoring 15 runs off 22 balls. Opener Reeza Hendricks definitely stood at one end. He played an innings of 43 runs off 49 balls but he did not get support from the other batsmen. Batsmen like Heinrich Klaasen and David Miller also flopped. In the lower order, Tristan Stubbs somehow took the team to a score of 115 by scoring 27 runs off 18 balls. Kushal Bhartel took 4 wickets for just 19 runs from Nepal. At the same time, Dipendra Singh also took 3 wickets for 21 runs.
Nepal lost on the last ball
Nepal's openers gave a good start to the team by sharing 35 runs for the first wicket while chasing the target. However, two wickets fell at this score. Captain Rohit Paudel returned to the pavilion without opening his account. After this, Asif Sheikh and Anil Shah made Nepal's job easy by sharing 50 runs for the third wicket. However, when it seemed that Nepal would win easily, they lost their 3-4 wickets in quick succession. After this, the equation became such that Nepal needed two runs to win on the last ball but the team could not score even a single run. Gulshan Jha got run out while trying to take a run as a bye and South Africa won by one run.
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