Bhim Sharki hits century on opening day of Jay Trophy
Summary
Bhim Sharki scored a century on the opening day of the Jay Trophy, helping Tribhuvan Army Club take a 47-run lead against Nepal Police Club at the TU International Cricket Stadium in Kirtipur.
Key Points
- Bhim Sharki scored a century, becoming only the second player to do so in the Jay Trophy history.
- Tribhuvan Army Club took a 47-run lead against Nepal Police Club after declaring at 234 in 40 overs.
- Sagar Dhakal took six wickets for Nepal Police Club, including two consecutive wickets that led to Army's declaration.
- Another match between Bagmati Province and Nepal APF Club also started, with Bagmati declaring at 207/9 and APF leading by 32 runs.
- The tournament follows a single round-robin format over two days, with the top two teams progressing to a three-day final.
