After losing to the Netherlands by 57 runs, Nepal is winless throughout the series

Kathmandu. Nepal lost to the Netherlands by 57 runs in the ICC Men's World Cup Cricket League-2 match held in Utrecht, Netherlands on Wednesday. Chasing the target of 226 runs presented by the Netherlands for victory, Nepal was forced to lose after losing all the wickets in 48 overs and being reduced to 168 runs.

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