Skip to main content

Brian Lara congratulates Nepali team for qualifying for T20 (Video)

By Anonymous
KATHMANDU, Nov 28:World’s top batsman and former West Indies cricketer Brian Lara has congratulated Nepal for securing Twenty20 World Cup spot, on Thursday.

Writing in his twitter account, Lara said, “The Nepal team did amazingly well and what I notice since I saw them in Bermuda is that they are playing with more confidence.”

In the tweet message, Lara reiterated to visit Nepal soon. “I know I promised to come to Nepal and didn´t at the end as I was advised that it was elections at the time and made no sense. I will be there soon,” Lara wrote.

On Wednesday, Nepal had qualified for World Cup Twenty20 to be played next year in Bangladesh beating Hong Kong in the world cup playoff match.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

NFL player Darren Sharper

By
An arrest warrant has been issued for former NFL player Darren Sharper and his acquaintance, according to the New Orleans Police Department. The 38-year-old is accused of raping two women in New Orleans last September.  Both Sharper and his acquaintance, Erik Nunez, 26, each face two counts of aggravated rape. Last week, investigators learned that not one, but two women were allegedly sexually assaulted by Sharper in the same apartment the night of September 23rd.  New information uncovered also indicates that Nunez also allegedly raped both women that night at the same location. Louisiana law states that a person convicted of committing aggravated rape shall be punished by life imprisonment at hard labor without benefit of parole, probation or suspension of sentence. The investigation continues and additional arrests are possible. In all, Sharper is now being investigated in eight cases in five states on accusations of sexual crimes. Last week, Sharper pleaded...
Post a Comment
Read more

Two big sinkholes formed in Pokhara

By Anonymous
Two big sinkholes have been formed in the city of Pokhara. The larger sinkhole is about eight feet wide and seven feet deep on Gagan man marg, in front of Kalika Boarding School. It was reported 8:30 p.m., BWS spokesman Harikrishna Mahat said.  The agency's crews noticed a nearby patch in the street and traced it back to Sept. 15 road work to repair a water main leak. However, Mahat said there's no way to tell whether that leak in any way contributed to the sink hole. The trench was compacted and repairs completed by 5:15 a.m., so residents weren't affected, he added. source:staradvertiser.com
Post a Comment
Read more