West Indies vs Nepal, 1st T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Rajbanshi to Navin Bidaisee, no run, tossed up full on off, Navin Bidaisee gets forward to push it back

Rajbanshi to Jangoo, out Caught by Sundeep Jora!! The pressure and it pays off. Full outside the leg-stump, Jangoo goes for a sweep, the top-edge flies and it's caught neatly by deep backward square-leg going down low, nice catch and West Indies are in trouble here. A good over and it has produced one more wicket. Jangoo c Sundeep Jora b Rajbanshi 19(22) [4s-2]

Rajbanshi to Jangoo, no run, fired on the pads, full, down leg, Jangoo gets forward to flick and misses, sliding down

Rajbanshi to Keacy Carty, 1 run, good length and flat just outside off, Keacy Carty goes on the back foot to punch to sweeper cover

Rajbanshi to Keacy Carty, no run, good length and Keacy Carty goes on the back foot to punch to cover, straight to the fielder

Rajbanshi to Keacy Carty, no run, that looked a good shout. Hit on the back leg and looked like there was no bat too, drifts into middle and leg, Keacy Carty gets forward to defend, misses, hit on the back leg and was it missing leg with the angle? The ump doesn't give it out and there's no DRS here

Rajbanshi to Jewel Andrew, 1 run, wide of the crease and tossed up full on middle, Jewel Andrew gets forward to drive and beats the diving short mid-wicket to his left, half-stop but can't prevent the single

Rajbanshi to Jangoo, 1 run, good length and flat just outside off, Jangoo goes on the back foot and sinks low to hoick to deep mid-wicket

Rajbanshi to Jewel Andrew, 1 run, tossed up full on middle, Jewel Andrew gets forward to drive and it's off a thick inner half, down to long-on

Rajbanshi to Jangoo, 1 run, good length on middle and off, Jangoo shuffles across outside off and sweeps to deep backward square-leg

Rajbanshi to Jewel Andrew, 1 run, good length on middle, Jewel Andrew goes on the back foot and punches to long-off

Rajbanshi to Jewel Andrew, no run, good length and angling into middle, Jewel Andrew goes on the back foot and tucks it to mid-wicket