[WATCH] Dipendra Singh Airee’s Unbeaten Knock Powers Royals to Respectable Total

The Sudurpaschim Royals erected a mountain of a total, leaving the target as far as 183 runs, on the other side of which the Biratnagar Kings are playing the ongoing Nepal Premier League match at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur, on Tuesday. The Royals had begun with losing some early wickets at the inning start but managed to make a respectable recovery due to the great batting show by their captain, Dipendra Singh Airee.

Airee played a strong knock of 57, not out off just 24 balls, including three fours and five sixes. This riveting effort took the Royals to speed up their scoring and really post a competitive total.

Airee’s knock was a real treat to watch, as he ripped the Kings’ bowlers all around the park. An unbeaten 57 turned out to be the turning point for the Royals, and they hope their bowlers can defend that total and win.

Sudurpaschim Royals set a difficult target thanks to Dipendra Singh Airee’s superb knock:

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Sudurpaschim Royals achieved victory by 90 runs over Biratnagar Kings in the fourth match of the ongoing Nepal Premier League under Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur. Sudurpashchim batted first, putting up a total of 183 runs and then bowled out Biratnagar for just 92 runs in 16.1 overs.

Martin Guptill was out for 0 in the first over, and from there the Kings were under pressure every time they lost a wicket with the contribution of some remarkable bowling by Abinash Bohara (3-17) and Scott Kuggeleijn, who took three wickets finishing with figures of 3-30 dismantling the middle and lower order.

The innings of the Royals were also dependent on Captain Dipendra Singh Airee’s fantastic knock of 57 not out from just 24 balls, firing three fours and five sixes. Airee’s fierce stroke play changed the course of the game for the Royals by providing the critical impetus toward the end.

Although there were setbacks, the Royals managed to post 182-7 at the end, leaving Airee’s innings greater than all others. The rest was then done by the Royals’ bowlers in restricting the Kings to just 92 runs, giving a 90-run margin victory.