Mahboob gets the record-ball
Celebrating the success
Player of the Tournament
1St to go
2nd Victim
3rd gone
4th fallowed him soon
5th gone as well
another gone
7th edged to go back
8th bowled out
9th couldn't resist long
Finally the History was made
ICC Youth World Cup 2006 Plate Champion
ACC U19 Cup Champion 2001, 03, 05, 07
ACC U17 Cup Champion 2009
ACC U15 Cup Champion 2006
ACC U19 Cup 2008 Winning Ladies Team
ACC Women Cup, Runner up Team
ICC Award Winner Photo
ICC Emerging Player From Associate Team 2007
ICC Emerging Player From Associate Team 2007
Blind Cricket in NEPAL
Cricket in NEPAL
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Ijaz Ahmed, former Pakistan Test and ODI player with experience of four World Cups, was in Nepal as the coach of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Academy. Ahmed, 40 was dubbed the Axeman for his stance and chopping down of the ball outside off-stump with dominant bottom hand grip. He played 250 One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and 60 Test matches from 1987 to 2001.
His PCB Academy side played three one-day matches against Nepal winning two and suffering an upset loss in the last. At the end of his first ever Nepal visit, Ahmed shared a few thoughts about Nepali cricket and more with NepalCricket.com. Here are the excerpts:
After playing three matches against Nepal, what you have to say about Nepali cricket?
They have the talent; they can build a team, no doubt about it. Only the problem is facilities. If you could give them proper environment and facilities, Nepal can go up. Unless there are facilities, you can not create a good team. Cricketers have the talent, so it now up to management to give them the facilities.
