Sandeep Bowling in West Indies vs World XI (T20)
Channel: SAROJ SHARMA DHUNGANA
Date: 2018-06-01

Nepali young leg spinner Sandeep Lamichhane played the one-off Twenty20 International charity match for World XI against the West Indies which was held on May 31 in Lord's, London, England.
World 11 teams have been defeated by 72 runs in the 11th World Cup squad of Shahid Afridi, captain of the Pakistani team in the Lord's Stadium, and the Charity T20 Cricket Championship in West Indies. West Indies, who was invited to bat first toss, took the over in the first innings with Evin Lewis
, with a score of 99 runs. The World 11 team, who got into the gravity test, made 127 runs out of 16.4 overs. The T20 World Cup winning team, West Indies Opener Lewis, made 58 runs in 26 balls before the Afghan player, Rashid Khan, was dismissed. He also got 5 fours and 5 sixes.
Similarly, Denesh Ramdin contributed 43 runs and Samuels 43 runs. Andree Russell scored 18 runs and Chris Gayle scored 18 runs. For World 11, Rashid Khan bowled 4 overs and took 2 wickets. Similarly, the other 1-1 wicket was named Shohaib Mallik and Shahid Afridi. 
Nepal's legend, Sandeep Lamichhane, was able to bowl only 1 over. He bowled 12 runs in the 13th over and did not get the wicket.
The world's 11 teams started to score 200 runs in the first innings. After reaching 8 in the fourth over, 4 wickets lost to lose. Even then, while playing a bit, the victory could not be handled. Sri Lanka's all-rounder Thisara Perera scored 61 runs in 37 balls while the other batsman could not co-spare, but captain Afridi scored 11 runs for the World 11. Another Pakistan player, Shohaib Mallik, made 12 runs and Mitchell McClenaglan of New Zealand did not make the double score. Nepal's Sandeep Lamichhane, who came to bat in number nine, was scored 5 runs with not out. For West Indies, Kesrick Williams took 3 wickets, badree and Russell 2-2, Carlos Ricardo Brathwaite and Keemo Paul 1-1 wickets. This match has been organized for the purpose of raising the Caribbean Stadium of the Caribbean nations, which has damaged the storm of the Trees.