Cricket Cricket Unbeaten India enters semifinal of Blind Cricket World Cup A dominant India continued its winning streak and defeated Nepal by eight wickets to storm into the semifinal of the fifth Blind Cricket World Cup at the Eden Garden Cricket Ground in Ajman, United Arab Emirates on Sunday. PTI Dubai 14 January, 2018 21:33 IST India will now play Bangladesh in the semifinals on January 17 at the Ajman Ovals. - Twitter/Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) PTI Dubai 14 January, 2018 21:33 IST A dominant India continued its winning streak and defeated Nepal by eight wickets to storm into the semifinal of the fifth Blind Cricket World Cup at the Eden Garden Cricket Ground in Ajman, United Arab Emirates on Sunday.Electing to bat, Nepal could muster only 156 in 37.5 overs for the loss of nine wickets as India dished out a fine bowling and fielding effort.For India, Prakash Jayaramiah took two wickets conceding 22 runs while Skipper Ajay Reddy, Rambir, Prem Kumar and Jafar Iqbal picked up a wicket each.India then chased down the target with consummate ease by losing just two wickets.Man-of-the-match Ajay Gariya (B2) scored 54 of 29 balls and struck six fours. Mehender remained unbeaten on 40 off 30 deliveries while Rambir played an unconquered knock of 38 in 23 balls.India will now play Bangladesh in the semifinals on January 17 at the Ajman Ovals. Subscribe to our daily newsletter Get your daily dose of Sportstar with handpicked stories delivered right to your inbox! SUBSCRIBE Please enter a valid email address. Dugout videos