Nepal march into super three of Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier
Nepal have secured a spot in super three of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier after the final Group C fixture between Bahrain and Hong Kong-China was abandoned due to rain at the Asian Institute of Technology in Thailand.
Nepal and Hong Kong-China both finished with five points each at the end of the group stage, but Nepal advanced as group toppers as they had a win more than Hong Kong-China. According to the tournament's playing conditions, the number of wins is prioritized over Net Run Rate (NRR) in case of a tie.
Nepal will compete against Thailand and UAE in the super three stage, scheduled to begin on May 18. The super three will follow a single round-robin format, with each team playing the other two once.
The teams in the super three stage will carry forward their points from the group stage, meaning Thailand and UAE will start with six points each, while Nepal will enter with five points.
Super Three Schedule:
May 18: Thailand vs UAE
May 19: UAE vs Nepal
May 20: Nepal vs Thailand
The top two teams from super three will advance to the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Global Qualifier.
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