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The real scenario of SAARC countries !!
Nepal have been the most entertaining team this World Cup so farтЭдя╕П
Nepal will do even betterЁЯТптЬМя╕П
Well done Nepal ЁЯЗ│ЁЯЗ╡ЁЯЗ│ЁЯЗ╡ЁЯЗ│ЁЯЗ╡
#ICCT20WorldCup2026#NepalCricket#NepvsSco
India must include Nepal in the next bilateral engagementтАжmake it a triangular. They MUST get to play full-member teams on a regular basis and i feel, India should lead the initiative. Well played, Nepal.
May this world cup be the start of something special. ЁЯЩМ
Nepal have shown enough to get some bilaterals with full member teams.
Their players deserve a lot more in terms of exposure and Guidance.
Deep Airee has already shown that he is a quick learner. ЁЯСПЁЯСП#T20WorldCup
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