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ReplaySouth Asian Games Women's Cricket Competition · Match 3 · T20I
4 Dec 2019 · Pokhara Rangasala · Bangladesh won the toss and chose to field.
A real match, replayed ball by ball from its Cricsheet record. Nothing here is simulated.
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Jahanara Alam0-0-0-0
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▲ Nepal ahead · the axis is Nepal's chance of winning
| Innings | Over | Score | Nepal | Bangladesh |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0.0 | Start | 53% | 47% |
121projected · 80% range 72–170
Par 114 · projection 7 above par
T20I par: there is no venue par for this ground. Par is the first-innings total that gives the side batting first an even chance.
K Shrestha facing Jahanara Alam
Right-arm medium · Powerplay (1-6)
Career figures as of 2 Nov 2026, so they include matches after this one (4 Dec 2019).
Nepal0/0 (0 ov) · in progress
| Batter | R | B | 4s | 6s | SR | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| K Shrestha*batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | |
| SR Magar*batting | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | – | |
| Extras | 0 | |||||
| Total | 0/0 (0 ov) | |||||
Yet to bat: S Khadka, RC Belbashi, I Barma, MM Chaudhary, Karuna Bhandari, Apsari Begam, S Magar, Anjali Chand, SC Kumari
| Bowler | O | M | R | W | Econ |
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Runs after each over. Dots mark overs in which wickets fell.
No overs bowled yet.
Top strength (▲) and weakness (▼) from each player's career in this format, as of 2 Nov 2026, against comparable players.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
Strength: Away from home: average 28.9 · 100th percentile · 462 balls
Weakness: Pace: average 17.9 · 19th percentile · 462 balls
S Khadka
No career record in this dataset.
Strength: Middle (7-15): economy 3.8 · 98th percentile · 842 balls
Weakness: Middle (7-15): strike rate 83.2 · 8th percentile · 647 balls
Strength: Away from home: average 27.1 · 99th percentile · 559 balls
Weakness: Batting first: average 17.5 · 22nd percentile · 664 balls
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
Strength: Batting first: average 28.6 · 91st percentile · 588 balls
Weakness: Chasing: average 16.8 · 9th percentile · 468 balls
Strength: Batting first: average 22.5 · 96th percentile · 252 balls
Weakness: Chasing: average 12.2 · 19th percentile · 402 balls
Strength: Chasing: average 19.4 · 74th percentile · 491 balls
Weakness: Right-arm medium: average 13.9 · 10th percentile · 277 balls
Strength: Death (16-20): strike rate 135.9 · 99th percentile · 568 balls
Weakness: Bangladesh: average 21.3 · 1st percentile · 511 balls
Strength: Spin: average 28.1 · 96th percentile · 606 balls
Weakness: Pace: average 16.7 · 5th percentile · 493 balls
No strength or weakness clears the sample threshold.
Strength: Away from home: average 14.5 · 90th percentile · 271 balls
Weakness: Right-handed batters: average 23.6 · 5th percentile · 1,184 balls
Strength: Powerplay (1-6): economy 4.4 · 93rd percentile · 720 balls
Weakness: Away from home: average 20.9 · 20th percentile · 916 balls
Strength: Powerplay (1-6): economy 5.3 · 94th percentile · 624 balls
Strength: Right-handed batters: average 17.4 · 90th percentile · 912 balls
Strength: Middle (7-15): strike rate 15.8 · 95th percentile · 871 balls
Weakness: India: average 47.1 · 1st percentile · 362 balls