The Nepali squad celebrate after win against Namibia in Kathmandu in April 2016 Kathmandu, November 21 The 2016 period of the ICC World Cricket League has reached an end taking after the end of Hong Kong's voyage through Kenya on Sunday. The League, which started in 2015 will finish up in 2017, and the sides that top the table at last get an opportunity to play the ICC World Cup Qualifiers 2019. All groups have now played eight matches. Papua New Guinea lead the table with 12 focuses, trailed by the Netherlands (12), Hong Kong (11), Kenya (8) and Nepal (6). Namibia and the UAE are the two groups at the base of the class. Here's the table: - See more at
What are Nepal's odds? Nepal have just won three of their eight matches in this way. Out of the three wins, just a single has come playing abroad. In mid 2017, Nepal are probably going to play Kenya in Kathmandu, then warmth to Hong Kong in July and host the UAE in the second 50% of the year. Passing by the table standings until further notice, Hong Kong, Kenya and Nepal are probably going to confront an intense fight one year from now to at any rate get to or hold or the fourth spot in the alliance. In any case, for Nepali fans, it's uplifting news that Hong Kong and Kenya are yet to confront the harder to-beat sides in the competition. Hong Kong are yet to play the compelling Netherlands and Papua New Guinea. Kenya are yet to play Nepal, a group that is difficult to beat at home, and they have the Netherlands and Scotland to play against. Additionally, it ought to be noticed that the ICC has not obviously said it will advance the main four groups to the qualifiers, it has quite recently said 'beat group' will get a shot at playing the World Cup. - See more at:
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