Johnson’s Century Propels West Indies A to 227 Against Nepal in T20 Clash

Charles Johnson led the charge with a scintillating century as West Indies A set a formidable target of 228 runs for Nepal in the third T20 match at the TU Cricket Ground in Kirtipur.

Winning the toss and opting to bat, West Indies A were poised to take full advantage of the conditions. Despite losing Evin Lewis early for just 17 runs, Johnson unleashed an onslaught, smashing 119 runs off 61 balls. His innings, embellished with 13 fours and 7 sixes, saw him reaching his century in just 55 balls.

The major partnership came from Johnson and Andre Fletcher, who together added 145 runs for the second wicket. Fletcher’s contribution of 53 runs from 33 balls further solidified the innings.

Nepal’s bowlers struggled to contain the visitors, with Sagar Dhakal and Karan KC both proving expensive. Dhakal, however, managed to snag a wicket, though at the cost of 41 runs in his 4-over spell. Karan also picked up a wicket but leaked 54 runs.

The West Indies A innings closed at 227 for 3 in their 20 overs, setting a challenging task ahead for the home team as they look to clinch a win in this thrilling series finale.