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Bhutan Women’s National Team suffered another defeat from the reigning ACC Champion Nepal today by 8 wickets after Bhutan manged to make only 31 runs, Nepal Bowler Thapa destroyed the Bhutan batsmen as she took 5 for 5 runs. In reply Nepal came home losing two wickets and winning by 8 wickets.

Match Summary
Bhutan v Nepal at Bayuemas Oval
NEPAL WON BY 8 WICKETS
Bhutan won the toss and chose to bat
Bhutan: 31 all out off 15.5 overs (R. Rawal 3-8, N. Thapa 5-5)
Nepal: 32 for 2 off 8.4 overs (A. Gurung 2-7)
Player of the Match: Nary Thapa (Nepal)

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In the Match Played on 6th July Against Thailand, Thailand won by 83 Runs.

Match Summary
Bhutan v Thailand at Bayuemas Oval
THAILAND WON BY 83 RUNS
Bhutan won the toss and elected to field
Thailand: 116 for 5 off 20 overs (S. Tippoch 33; A. Gurung 2-12, S. Choden 2-24)
(Bhutan penalised 6 runs for a slow over rate – Target is now 122)
Bhutan: 39 all out off 18.1 overs (N. Chantham 2-12, N. Chaiwai 3-7)
Player of the Match: Sornnarin Tippoch (Thailand)

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Bhutan batted extremely well in the second match of the ACC Women’s Twenty20 Championship 2009 played against Iran today in Selangor Turf but their bowler fail to deliver what the team wanted. In a match where Bhutan could have easily won giving the batting depth in which the Bhutanese girls have. Iran after winning the toss elected to bat first and made 134 runs for lose of 6 wickets, Bhutan were penalized 6 runs or one over for slow over rates which the target mounted to 141 to get from 20 overs.

Bhutan batting was going on well in the beginning even after the lose of Tashi Cheki for 3 runs, Yeshi Choden carried the burden on herself to battle the Irani bowler, she was well supported by Sonam Choki the number 5 Batsmen for the Bhutan, they worked hard in getting runs on the board, but with target piling up and less over to go, Bhutan Women’s Fell short by 19 runs in the end. A Defeat which was a wake up call for the Bhutanese Women.

Bhutan Will face Thailand Bayuemas Oval tomorrow which would be an Must win to book a place in the Semi Final

Match Summary

Bhutan v Iran at Selangor Turf Club
IRAN WON BY 19 RUNS
Iran won the toss and chose to bat
Iran: 134 for 6 off 20 overs (N. Rahshetaei 27*, R. Kaheni 24)
(Bhutan penalised 6 runs for a slow over rate – Target is now 141)
Bhutan: 115 for 4 off 20 overs (Y. Choden 30, S. Lhamo 22*)
(Iran penalised 6 runs for a slow over rate – Final score 121)
Player of the Match: Nasimeh Rahshetaei (Iran)

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Bhutan Cricket started their summer coaching camp for U-13 Boys and girls from the 2nd of July, the coaching camp is conducted in the Changlimithang Cricket ground where about 110 Girls and 122 boys from Thimphu district, Paro, Punakha, Wangdue and Gelephu are taking part in 10 days camp. The camp is run by ACC Level Two Accreditation Coaches Tshering Dorji, Ugyen Dorji, Tobgay Wangchuk and with Two Permanent BCCB Coaches Dampo and Sonam Tobgay and national players assisting them.

Catching Drills and Games

The Coaching Camp includes the fundamental of batting, bowling and fielding session for about four days and will be given to play matches and match situation for the rest of the days. Each Coaches setup different drills where the boys and girls are rotated in groups.
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Bhutan made their opening spell of the ACC Women’s Twenty20 Championship 2009 by beating Qatar by 43 runs played yesterday in Kinrara Oval, Malaysia. Bhutan won the toss and elected to bat first to make 110 for 9 in their 20 overs, Ugyen Dema was sole batsmen to reach double figure of 22 runs in 37 balls. Qatar gave away 50 runs in extras which cost them dearly as they were bowled out for 67 runs in 13.1 overs.

Bhutan Next Match will be against Iran Today at Selangor Turf Club.

Match Summary
Bhutan v Qatar at Kinrara Oval
BHUTAN WON BY 43 RUNS
Bhutan won the toss and chose to bat
Bhutan: 110 for 9 after 20 overs (U. Dema 22; R. Reddy 2-10, I. Mittal 2-18, S. Patel 4-14)
Qatar: 67 all out after 13.1 overs (S. Choki 2-14, D. Darjee 2-7)
Player of the Match: Safa Patel (Qatar)

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