In a thrilling conclusion to their T20 World Cup campaign, Nepal secured a historic victory over Scotland, marking their first win in the tournament since 2014. Chasing a target of 170 runs, Nepal found themselves in a precarious position at 98-3 before Dipendra Singh Airee's explosive unbeaten 50 off just 23 balls propelled them to a seven-wicket win with four balls to spare. "I want to thank the fans who came from Nepal and supported us, that gives a lot of motivation to all of us," Airee expressed after the match, underscoring the significance of this win for the team and its supporters. The match, held at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, saw Nepal achieve a total of 171 runs for the loss of three wickets in 19.2 overs, with contributions from Kushal Bhurtel (43) and Gulsan Jha (24 not out) forming a crucial partnership of 73 runs for the fourth wicket. This victory not only ended Nepal's 12-year winless streak in the T20 World Cup but also provided a morale boost after a series of disappointing performances in the tournament.