2 OUT! CAUGHT! Straight to the fielder and Kushal Bhurtel has to walk back here. Ali Hasan bowls it a tad shorter again and bowls it wide of the off stump. Bhurtel gives the charge once again and has to reach for it a bit. He manages to time it decently but hits it flat to square cover, where Justin Mosca gobbles it up. Nepal are 8/1 after 2. 8/1

7.2 OUT! STUMPED! Sharp work from Gian-Piero Meade. Two set batters for Nepal back in the hut in 3 balls. Pushed through full and around off, Aasif presses forward and looks to work it away on the leg side, but the ball keeps straight to beat him on the outside edge. Meade gathers the ball and whips the bails off in a flash. The third umpire is summoned for a check. The replays show that Aasif had his back leg grounded initially before it slipped out of the crease, and Aasif was unable to plonk it back in. 49/3

7 OUT! CAUGHT! Crishan Kalugamage punches the air in delight. Not the best of balls by Kalugamage, but he will take it. He attempts the googly, but it is dragged halfway down the track, outside off. Rohit hangs on the back foot and tries to pull it between deep mid-wicket and long on. He was better off slapping it back over the bowler's head. Fails to get it wide enough and he holes out to long on, where Grant Stewart moves to his right and does the rest. Nepal are 49/2. 49/2

13.5 OUT! CASTLED! A ripper of a googly from Crishan Kalugamage. Crishan lands this one on a length and just outside off, bowling it quicker as well. Dipendra Singh Airee seems not to have picked it as he leans on to drive but the ball pitches and zips back in off the deck. Airee is completely beaten and the ball smashes into the top of the off stump. The bowler is delighted, and the 44-run stand between Airee and Sheikh is finally broken. 93/4

15.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Aarif Sheikh could not have picked out the fielder any better. A half-tracker by Smuts, on middle and leg, there to be put away. Sheikh walks inside the line and unleashes the pull. He picks the bones out of it but neither does he get the elevation, nor is it wide enough of the fielder in the deep. Hits it flat to deep backward square leg, where Marcus Campopiano gets his hands low in front and snaffles it around his shin. Nepal are now 6 down for 100. 100/6

14.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Another one bites the dust for Nepal, and the man who nearly pulled off a miracle in the last game has to depart cheaply. Benjamin Manenti tosses this one up, full and outside off. Lokesh Bam sits down and looks to drag the slog sweep over deep mid-wicket. Gets a decent connection as the ball flies down to deep mid-wicket, but doesn't have enough distance to clear the fielder over there. Anthony Mosca sets himself just inside the ropes and pouches it to his right. Nepal are now 96/5. 96/5

16.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Nepal keep finding fielders. Third wicket for Crishan Kalugamage. Googly, sliding across the left-hander, on off. Not all that short for the pull, Jha presses back in his crease, but the ball comes on quicker than he expected, and he cannot go through the complete swing of the bat. The ball catches the upper half of the bat, and it goes straight down the throat of long on. Harry Manenti gobbles it up with ease. From 93/3, Nepal are now 102/7. 102/7

16.5 OUT! RUN OUT! Oh, dear! It sums up the kind of day Nepal are having. A two-ball duck for Nandan Yadav. Quicker through the air and bowled with a flatter trajectory, short and on off. Nandan knocks it off the back foot to the left of cover. Karan sets off for the run before turning his back on Yadav. Nandan is more than halfway by then and is at a point of no return. Justin Mosca picks the ball up and lobs it to the keeper. Gian-Piero Meade does the rest with both batters at the same end. 102/8

19.1 OUT! CAUGHT! The slower ball does the trick for Jaspreet Singh. Leg-cutter from Jaspreet from over the wicket, on a good length, around off. Lamichhane stays leg side of the ball and swings for the hills. Slices it off the outer half towards cover, where Harry Manenti is looking into the sun, but he moves to his right and settles under the skier. Sandeep just needed to bring Karan back on strike but he opted to take a chance himself. 123/9

19.3 OUT! LALIT RAJBANSHI IS RUN OUT! A direct hit from Harry Manenti, and that is a fitting end to a sharp and disciplined effort in the field from the Italians. On a good length, on off. Lalit taps it off the front foot in front of cover and hares to the other end. Harry swoops in, picks the ball up and turns around to score a direct hit at the bowling end. Rajbanshi puts in a desperate dive, but to no avail, as he is found short. Nepal have been bowled out for 123! 123/10