SHARJAH, Sept 29, 2025 (GST) — Nepal wrote another golden line in our cricket story tonight, defeating West Indies in the second T20I and sealing the series with a game to spare. Under the Sharjah lights, our boys played with heart, skill, and calm—and the red-blue-white in the stands answered with thunder.
This wasn’t just a win on a scoreboard. It felt like a promise kept—to everyone hurting back home, to every Nepali family watching from living rooms in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, RAK, Fujairah, and beyond. The team stood tall; the community roared back. For one evening, Sharjah sounded like Kirtipur.
What this means
- Pride: Beating a Full Member twice is no small feat. Nepal didn’t just compete—we led, believed, and finished.
- Belief: Big moments used to belong to others. Now our cricketers are writing their own.
- Unity: The players on the field, the flags in the stands, and the millions following from home—one heartbeat.
Message to the Nepali community in the UAE
Brothers and sisters, this victory is ours. Your voices, your flags, your steady support—this is what turns an away ground into home. Let’s carry that same energy into the final game. Arrive early, sing together, respect everyone, and let the boys feel that home isn’t a stadium—it’s the people inside it.
“We come as many, we cheer as one. Jai Nepal.”
Keep it classy, keep it loud
- One minute of silence for those we lost back home—then full voice for Nepal.
- “Jai Nepal! Nepal! Nepal!” Simple. Powerful. Unstoppable.
- Families first. Smile at rival fans. Thank the staff. Show the world who we are.
Final push
Plan your ride, bring your flag and scarf (follow gate rules), stay hydrated, and be there before warm-ups. When our players look up, let them see a sea of Nepali colors and hear the sound of home.
To every Nepali living in the UAE: tonight proved what we can do together. Let’s finish this series with the same pride and discipline. Stand shoulder to shoulder and make our team feel they are playing in Kathmandu, under the Sharjah sky.
Jai Nepal.