FIFA World Cup 2014 Complete Match Schedule in Nepal Standard Time (NST)

There are thousands of websites were showing the match schedule but all are in Brazil local time. We found that many peoples searching the schedule in Nepal Standard Time. And we are providing the schedule in Nepal Standard Time. Schedule for first round, round of sixteen, quarter final, semi final and final are here in Nepal Time.If you are from india please decrease 15 minutes from NST.
FIFA World Cup 2014 group stage matches, the first round of the cup, will play in league format. All teams are classified in to eight groups. Four teams in each groups and each teams will play against other threes in their group.

To the second round of the FIFA World Cup 2014, 16 teams will advance from the first round after completing group stage matches. Two teams (winners and runners) from each group will reach the second round. The second round of FIFA world cup is called as Round of Sixteen. Fifa World Cup 2014 round of sixteen matches were scheduled between 28th June 2014 and 1st July 2014. The final match of FIFA World cup 2014 is scheduled on 14th July 2014 at 12:5 AM in Nepal Standard Time. 

There are many sites listed FIFA world cup 2014 match schedule and all are written in Brazil Local Time, that is GMT-3:00. Nepal Standard Time is GMT+5:45 and Complete match schedule listed here is in Indian Standard Time. Some matches will show one day later than listed in other websites, because in Indian Standard Time, those matches are after 12:00 am (Midnight).

First Round, Group Stage Match Schedule in Nepal Time

No :	Date - Time (NST)	Match	Result
01	13th - 01:45 AM	Brazil v/s Croatia	--
02	13th - 09:45 PM	Mexico v/s Cameroon	--
03	14th - 12:45 AM	Spain v/s Netherlands	--
04	14th - 03:45 AM	Chile v/s Australia	--
05	14th - 09:45 PM	Colombia v/s Greece	--
06	15th - 06:45 AM	Ivory Coast v/s Japan	--
07	15th - 12:45 AM	Uruguay v/s Costa Rica	--
08	15th - 03:45 AM	England vs  Italy	--
09	15th - 09:45 PM	Switzerland vs Ecuador	--
10	16th - 12:45 AM	France vs Honduras	--
11	16th - 03:45 AM	Argentina vs Bosnia Herzegovina	--
12	16th - 09:45 PM	Germany vs Portugal	--
13	17th - 12:45 AM	Iran vs Nigeria	--
14	17th - 03:45 AM	Ghana vs United States	--
15	17th - 09:45 PM	Belgium vs Algeria	--
16	18th - 03:45 AM	Russia v/s South Korea	--
17	18th - 12:45 AM	Brazil v/s Mexico	--
18	19th - 03:45 AM	Cameroon v/s Croatia	--
19	19th - 12:45 AM	Spain v/s Chile	--
20	18th - 09:45 PM	Australia vs Netherlands	--
21	19th - 09:45 PM	Colombia vs Ivory Coast	--
22	20th - 03:45 AM	Japan vs  Greece	--
23	20th - 12:45 AM	Uruguay vs England	--
24	20th - 09:45 PM	Italy vs Costa Rica	--
25	21st - 12:45 AM	Switzerland + France	--
26	21st - 03:45 AM	Honduras + Ecuador	--
27	21st - 09:45 PM	Argentina + Iran	--
28	22nd - 03:45 AM	Nigeria + Bosnia Herzegovina	--
29	22nd - 12:45 AM	Germany + Ghana	--
30	23rd - 03:45 AM	United States + Portugal	--
31	22nd - 09:45 PM	Belgium + Russia	--
32	23rd - 12:45 AM	South Korea + Algeria	--
33	24th - 01:45 AM	Cameroon + Brazil	--
34	24th - 01:45 AM	Croatia + Mexico	--
35	23rd - 09:45 PM	Australia + Spain	--
36	23rd - 09:45 PM	Netherlands + Chile	--
37	25th - 12:45 AM	Japan + Colombia	--
38	25th - 01:45 AM	Greece + Ivory Coast	--
39	24th - 09:45 PM	Italy + Uruguay	--
40	24th - 09:45 PM	Costa Rica + England	--
41	26th - 12:45 AM	Honduras + Switzerland	--
42	26th - 01:45 AM	Ecuador v/s France	--
43	25th - 09:45 PM	Nigeria v/s Argentina	--
44	25th - 09:45 PM	Bosnia Herzegovina v/s Iran	--
45	26th - 09:45 PM	United States v/s Germany	--
46	26th - 09:45 PM	Portugal v/s Ghana	--
47	27th - 01:45 AM	South Korea v/s Belgium	--
48	27th - 01:45 AM	Algeria v/s Russia	--

Round of 16 Match at FIFA World Cup 2014 Schedule in Nepal Time

No :	Date - Time (NST)	Match	Result
49	28th - 09:45 PM	A1 -- B2	--
50	29th - 01:45 AM	C1 -- D2	--
51	29th - 09:45 PM	B1 -- A2	--
52	30th - 01:45 AM	D1 -- C2	--
53	30th - 09:45 PM	E1 -- F2	--
54	01st - 01:45 AM	G1 -- H2	--
55	01st - 09:45 PM	F1 -- E2	--
56	02nd - 01:45 AM	H1 -- G2	--

Quarter Final Match Schedule of FIFA World Cup 2014 in Nepal Time

No :	Date - Time (NST)	Match	Result
57 Q1	05th - 01:45 AM	Winner 49 -- Winner 50	--
58 Q2	04th - 09:45 PM	Winner 53 -- Winner 54	--
59 Q3	06th - 01:45 AM	Winner 51 -- Winner 52	--
60 Q4	05th  - 09:45 PM	Winner 55 -- Winner 56	--

Semi Final Match of FIFA World Cup 2014 Schedule in Nepal Time

No :	Date - Time (NST)	Match	Result
61 S1	09th - 01:45 AM	Winner Q1 -- Winner Q2	--
62 S2	10th - 01:45 AM	Winner Q3 -- Winner Q4	--

Losers Final Match of FIFA World Cup 2014 Schedule in Nepal Standard Time

No :	Date - Time (NST)	Match	Result
63	13th - 01:45 AM	Looser S1 --Looser S2	--

Final Match of FIFA World Cup 2014 Schedule in Nepal Standard Time

No :	Date - Time (NST)	Match	Result
64	14th - 12:45 AM	Winner S1 -- Winner S2	--

FIFA 2014 Asian World Cup Qualifying Live :Watch Live stream of Jordan Vs Uzbekistan

Four Seats from Asia for FIFA 2014 world cup have been already booked and for one possible place today to asian football Giants Jordan and Uzbekistan are playing against each other.

FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour:FIFA Trophy to be presented in Nepal

Winning the FIFA world Cup Football and bringing the Trophy Country can't be imagine for few more Years but Coca Cola confirms to present World cup trophy in Nepal. This is only the third time the trophy is in tour and Nepal will be one of the 88 countries to receive the honor.Coca Cola has confirmed that fans could watch the trophy live and will plan eventually to include more fans participation.

Press Meet to announce the news

The trophy will be presented by one of the previous world cup winning captain. It has been confirmed that the cup will stay one day in Nepal soon after arriving from Bhutan in December 12, 2013.

The trophy will be boarded in private FIFA jet for which coca cola has been trying to get approval from Nepal Government. The trophy after one day presentation will leave for India.ANFA President Ganesh Thapa remained the time when ANFA made an agreement with Coca Coca in early days for an agreement of 2000 USD per year.

Dyke says `summer` Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup likely to be moved to winter

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke has said that a summer World Cup in Qatar in 2022 would be impossible and thinks the tournament is likely to move to winter because of the heat, even as Qatar''s World Cup organising committee says it is ready to host the tournament in summer.

   According to the BBC, Dyke pointed out that even if all the stadia are air-conditioned, it would be impossible for the fans and his position was that it could not be played in the summer. Meanwhile, Qatar''s organising committee said that they were ready to host the tournament in summer or winter and a decision to alter the dates of the 2022 FIFA World Cup would not affect their infrastructure planning, the report said. Richard Scudamore, the Premier League chief executive, had expressed in July that switching the Qatar World Cup to winter would cause chaos for football leagues around the world, the report added.

FIFA ranking: Nepal Slips One Position down in FIFA ranking

As eight South Asian Nations are Battling in Football Ground to be Crowned as South Asian Champion, FIFA has Released FIFA ranking . Nepal has Slipped one position down in the Month of August.Nepal is in 170th position with 95 points.Afghanistan are still the king of South Asia. they re in 139 position ( one position up)

Nepal National Football Team

FIFA ranking of SA countries: 
India 145 position ( one position up)
Maldives 153 position ( one position up)
Bangladesh 158 position (six positions down)
Pakistan- 167 position (unchanged)
Sri Lanka are also in 170th position ( one position up)
Bhutan - 207 position (unchanged)

FIFA Confederation Cup 2013 Final Live Stream : Watch Brazil Vs Spain Live Stream

European giant Spain and South American giant Brazil are facing each other in the Final of FIFA Confederation Cup 2013. The final game in the Confederations Cup will be between Spain, the best team in the world, against Brazil, the best in history, in the Maracana, unquestionably one of the most evocative soccer stadiums on earth.

Host Brazil had reached the final Beating another South American Uruguay after Brazil’s winning goal came very late, from the head of Paulinho following a corner kick in the final moments. While Spain beat their European counter parth in dudden Death. The Selecao will do so with the knowledge that they now have nothing to lose and everything to gain from the final, having already far exceeded initial pre-tournament expectations. 

"We achieved our goal of getting to the final and giving the players a sense of unity and the fans an idea that we have a good team that can get to the final of the World Cup,"Scolari said of his team's performance on Friday, via BBC.

Having entered the competition under a cloud, Brazil believes in their national side once more. Despite all the problems seen off the pitch, the yellow shirt has become a symbol of joy for the people once more. 

Had they been able to choose their opponents, though, it is unlikely they would have ever chosen to face the might of Spain.

La Roja have been an all-conquering force in World Football for the past five years, with the 2009 Confederations Cup the one blot on their copybook in that time. Coincidentally, it was Brazil who clinched a third title on that occasion.

The motivation is there, then, for the team that has won virtually everything in the game. For many of the Spanish side, the Confederations Cup is the only trophy missing from their extensive collection.

As a fixture, pitting the hosts against the favourites, it could not get any bigger, and many will hope for a rematch at the same stage next Summer.

Among those excited by the prospect is Spanish goalkeeper Iker Casillas, who told reporters "The whole world wanted to see a Brazil-Spain final, and in the end the two teams who are there are the ones who deserve it.

"It's basically a curtain-raiser for the World Cup (next year), and everyone who loves football will agree that it should be a great match" he said, via Sambafoot.

The fixture should be a great clash for the neutral, as both sides seek to prove their point ahead of World Cup 2014. The stage is set, and now one of the two sides must lay down a marker ahead of next Summer's main event. Both teams, though, will be among the forerunners next year. 

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Probable Lineups:
Brazil: Julio Cesar, Dani Alves, Thiago Silva, David Luiz, Marcelo, Luiz Gustavo,Paulinho, Oscar, Hulk, Neymar and Fred.
Spain: Casillas, Arbeloa, Ramos, Pique, Alba; Xavi, Busquets, Iniesta, Pedro, Mata and Torres.
Recent form:
 Brazil: Five wins. (WWWWW)
 Spain: Five wins. (WWWWW)

Statistics:
Brazil would become the first team to win three successive Confederations Cup titles should they win. They currently lie level with France, who won back-to-back titles in 2001 and 2003.
Spain, meanwhile, are unbeaten in 29 competitive games (W24, D5) since their 1-0 defeat to Switzerland at the 2010 World Cup.
Brazil edge the head-to-head between the two sides, having won on four of eight occasions. Spain have managed two wins, while there have been two draws.

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FIFA Confederation Cup 2013 Live Stream: Watch Spain vs Italy Live Stream

Today two European Giant Italy and Spain are facing each other to secure the position for Final Clash with Brazil in the Final of FIFA Confederation Cup 2013. Italy were humiliated in 2012 Euro cup championship final getting down 4-0, conceding two goals in either half of the game. The Azzurri will look to take revenge to make their way in the 2013 Confederations cup final as the hosts Brazil awaits.Italy remained the group runner ups as they got back against hosts Brazil in the group match as the hosts defeated Azzurri 4-2. Spain qualified to the semifinals of the tournament as the group winners, defeating Nigeria, Tahiti and Uruguay in their group as Fernando Torrres stays top of the goal scoring chart with five goals. 

Head to Head
In their 28 head to head so far, both these teams looks similar in records. Italy and Spain both won 8 times while 12 other matches ended as a draw.
In 7 matches played in 21st century, that is after 2000, Spain has won 3 time, Italy once and three matches ended as a draw.
Predicted Lineup
Mario Balotelli will miss the semifinal clash with injury which will be a big blow for his team.

Spain: Casillas, Arbeloa, Ramos, Pique, Alba, Xavi, Busquets, Iniesta, Pedro, Torres, Silva
Formation: 4-3-3

Italy: Buffon, Barzagli, Chiellini, Bonucci, Maggio, Pirlo, Rossi, Giaccherini, Candreva, Marchisio, Gilardino
Formation: 3-4-2-1

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Confederation Cup 2013 Live Stream: Watch Brazil Vs Japan Live Stream Online

Brazil are making seventh appearance in the competition as they eye record fourth title. Brazil and Japan are grouped along with Mexico and Italy.The defending champions start their world cup journey with a confederation cup match where they will host Japan. In nine other head to head, Brazil has triumphed seven victories while two matches going on a draw.Japan are currently top in Asia ranked 32 worldwide while the hosts are poor ever they had in FIFA rankings 22.

  Brazil are in good recent shape with recent 3-0 victory over France adding up boost in the hosts while Japan are also gifted with 1-0 win over Iraq.Brazil are currently unbeaten in their last 5 matches with 3 draws and two wins while Japan has won 2, lost 2 and drawn one match.

Predicted LineupBrazil : Julio Cesar, Alves, David Luiz, Thiago Silva, Marcelo, Paulinho, Luiz Gustavo, Hulk, Oscar, Neymar, Fred
Formation : 4-2-3-1

Japan : Kawashima, Uchida, Yoshida, Konno, Nagatomo, Endo, Hasebe, Okazaki, Honda, Kagawa, MaedaFormation: 4-2-3-1

Match Details :FIFA Confederation Cup 2013
League match Group A
Brazil Vs Japan
Date:15 June 2013
Time: 19:00 GMT, 16:00 Local Time

Venue: Estádio Nacional Mané Garrincha

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FIFA Confederation Cup 2013: FIFA Confederation Cup Fixtures, Kick OFF Time with Schedule

As you know the event will start from Saturday June, 15 2013. 1st match will be take place at Brasilia where host country Brazil will face Japan for GROUP A schedule.Below you can see the groups division and match fixtures. Match times are currently set to Brazil local time.

GROUP A

Brazil, Mexico, Italy, Japan

GROUP B

Spain, Tahiti, Uruguay, Nigeria

Group Stage Fixtures

15-06-2013

Brazil vs Japan

Venue: Brasilia

Time: 16:00

16-06-2013

Mexico vs Italy

Venue: Rio De Janeiro
Time: 16:00

16-06-2013
Spain vs Uruguay
Venue: Recife
Time: 19:00

17-06-2013
Tahiti vs Nigeria
Venue: Belo Horizonte
Time: 16:00

19-06-2013
Brazil vs Mexico
Venue: Fortaleza
Time: 16:00

19-06-2013
Italy vs Japan
Venue: Recife
Time: 19:00


20-06-2013
Spain vs Tahiti
Venue: Rio De Janeiro
Time: 16:00

20-06-2013
Nigeria vs Uruguay
Venue: Rio De Janeiro
Time: 19:00


22-06-2013
Japan vs Mexico
Venue: Belo Horizonte
Time: 16:00


22-06-2013
Italy vs Brazil
Venue: Salvador
Time: 16:00


23-06-2013
Uruguay vs Tahiti
Venue: Recife
Time: 16:00


23-06-2013
Nigeria vs Spain
Venue: Fortaleza
Time: 16:00

Semi Finals

26-06-2013

TBD vs TBD
Venue: Belo Horizonte
Time: 16:00

27-06-2013

TBD vs TBD
Venue: Fortaleza
Time: 16:00

THIRD PLACE MATCH

30-06-2013

TBD vs TBD
Venue: Salvador
Time: 16:00

The FINAL

30-06-2013

TBD vs TBD
Venue: Rio De Janeiro
Time: 16:00

FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifier: Japan became the first to qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup

Japan became the first side to qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup on Tuesday as Keisuke Honda’s stoppage-time penalty secured Alberto Zaccheroni’s side a dramatic, last-gasp 1-1 draw with Australia at Saitama Stadium.
The point means the Japanese cannot finish any lower than second in Group B of the final round of Asia’s qualifying tournament for next year’s event, securing one of the automatic berths in the finals and joining hosts Brazil in the draw in December.Tommy Oar looked to have earned the Australians a surprise win when, with eight minutes to go, his miss-hit cross caught out Eiji Kawashima to put the Socceroos in front, but Honda’s late spot-kick restored parity and takes Japan to a fifth straight FIFA World Cup.
Honda returned to the Japanese line-up after missing the 2-1 loss against Jordan due to injury while Lucas Neill and Sasa Ognanovski resumed their partnership at the heart of the Australian defence after both were absent from the 2-2 draw with Oman in March.
Japan went into the game as favourites and, not surprisingly, the home side had the better of the opening exchanges, with Yasuhito Endo sending his left footed effort just over the bar while Shinji Kagawa forced a fine save out of Mark Schwarzer from close range.
Australia’s best chance of the first half fell to Robbie Kruse, but the Bundesliga-based midfielder was denied by the on-rushing Kawashima after Tim Cahill’s ball had sprung the Japanese offside trap.
The Japanese kept Holger Osieck’s side pinned back throughout the second half as the home side sought the goal that would give them the breathing space they needed to ensure their place in Brazil.

Japan Team Qualify for FIFA 2014 World Cup

Honda was off target with his effort after good work down the left by Kagawa in the 54th minute while, five minutes later, the Manchester United midfielder’s attempt to chip Schwarzer beat the Fulham goalkeeper only to hit clip the top of the crossbar.The CSKA Moscow man twice fired off free kicks that caused few problems with Schwarzer while Yuto Nagatomo forced a fine save out of the 40-year-old Australian with just 10 minutes remaining.
Two minutes later, and against the run of play, the Australians went in front. Oar went down the left before lofting in a cross that evaded everyone – including Kawashima – and nestled in the bottom corner of the goal.
Oar’s strike silenced the capacity crowd at Saitama and, as time was running out, Japan’s hopes of reaching the FIFA World Cup looked to be shifting towards their upcoming meeting with Iraq in Doha next week.
But, with the game edging towards the finale, referee Nawaf Shukralla pointed to the spot after judging the ball had hit Matt McKay’s arm and Honda stepped up to thump his shot straight down the middle as Schwarzer dived to his left, sealing qualification for Japan.

See the points Table of FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifier Group B

Group B

Teams	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	PTS
JAPAN	7	4	2	1	15	5	10	14
OMAN	7	2	3	2	7	9	-2	9
AUSTRALIA	6	1	4	1	7	7	0	7
JORDAN	6	2	1	3	6	12	-6	7
IRAQ	6	1	2	3	4	6	-2	5

FIFA U-20 World Cup Football: Draw of U-20 World cup football Out

Reigning AFC U-19 Champions Korea Republic have been drawn alongside Cuba, Portugal and one of the four representatives of CAF in the FIFA U-20 World Cup 2013 to be held in June in Turkey. 

At a draw ceremony organised in Istanbul on Monday, the other three representatives of Asia also knew their fate for the championship which attracts the future stars of world football. 

Iraq, who were beaten by Korea Republic in the final of the AFC U-19 Championship in 2012, will face pre-tournament favourites England, Chile and the CAF representatives in Group E which will take place in Antalya. The four CAF representatives will be decided by March 30 after the completion of the CAF African Youth Championship. 

Australia are pitted along with hosts Turkey, Colombia and El Salvador in Group C while Uzbekistan are in Group F featuring Uruguay, Croatia and the champions of OFC. 

Korea Republic will face Cuba in the opening match of the competition to be played from 21 June to 13 July in the seven host cities of Antalya, Bursa, Gaziantep, Istanbul, Kayseri, Rize and Trabzon. 

 

Groups

 

Group A	France, CAF, USA, Spain
Group B	Cuba, Korea Republic, CAF, Portugal
Group C	Turkey, El Salvador, Colombia, Australia
Group D	Mexico, Greece, Paraguay, CAF
Group E	Chile, CAF Champions, England, Iraq
Group F	OFC Champions, Uzbekistan, Uruguay, Croatia

2022 World Cup could be played in winter - FIFA

Fifa general secretary Jerome Valcke on Saturday confirmed the 2022 World Cup in Qatar could be moved to the winter if research shows holding the tournament in the region's intense summer heat would be dangerous for players.
Since being awarded the right to host the event, Qatar's tournament organisers have had to deal with a barrage of questions about the suitability of staging the World Cup in searing June and July temperatures, which can reach up to 50C.
Fifa, the game's world governing body, had previously suggested that Qatar would have to make the request to move the tournament. But speaking at the International Football Association Board meeting in Edinburgh, Scotland, Valcke became the first senior Fifa official to admit that the event could be moved if his organisation received strong medical advice that it needed to do so.

"The Fifa ExCo has the power to make decisions and if at the Fifa ExCo this issue starts to be a real point for discussion then why not, and then again maybe the Fifa ExCo will say based on medical reports or whatever we really have to look at playing the World Cup not in summer, but in winter," he said.

"I am not saying that the case is closed, but what I'm saying is as long as we have not fixed the international calendar all alternatives are open."

UEFA president Michel Platini has reiterated his call to move the Qatar tournament to winter and Valcke said the fact the international calendar had not been fixed beyond 2018 made moving the 2022 finals possible.

"Qatar has to tell us, 'we want to move the World Cup from summer to winter'," Valcke said.
"I can tell you there is no working group within Fifa thinking and working on what it means to move the World Cup from summer to winter for the time being.

"The international calendar has been agreed for 2015-2018, meaning that we kept open all potential for period 2019 to 2022. We have time.

"We in Fifa have just said we are waiting for you (Qatar) to officially ask Fifa to look at the potential to move the World Cup from summer to winter - and that has not happened yet."

Valcke also said that it would need the agreement of all of football, and so far the Premier League have been fiercely opposed to any interruption of the domestic season.

"Qatar is perfectly aware and 2014 is not the deadline. It can be even in 2015," Valcke added.
"The most important thing is to make sure work with all stakeholders and make sure there is full agreement with all parties, leagues, clubs, and we would have to find eight weeks in the mid-season to play the World Cup."

FIFA to Use Goal Line Technology in FIFA 2014 World Cup

After a successful implementation of Goal-Line Technology (GLT) at the FIFA Club World Cup in Japan in December 2012, FIFA has decided to use Goal Line Technology at the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 and 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil.

The aim is to use GLT in order to support the match officials and to install a system in all stadiums, pending the successful installation, and pre-match referee tests.

With different technologies on the market, FIFA has also launched a tender, setting out the technical requirements for the two forthcoming competitions in Brazil.

The two GLT providers already licensed under FIFA’s Quality Programme for GLT, and other GLT providers currently in the licensing process (that must have passed all relevant tests as of today) are invited to submit tenders.

Nepal Drops Four Position Down To 174 In FIFA Ranking

Nepal have dropped four position down to 174 in FIFA World Ranking for the month of February 2013. Nepal ranks 174th in the world according to newly updated FIFA ranking while Maldives tops the group lying unchanged at 159th position. FIFA released the ranking on Thursday in which Nepal collected mere 80 points.Nepal recently lost two match friendly series against Pakistan. Pakistan have jumped 19 position up to 170.

Nepal National football team

Similarly despite of 7 steps fall, Japan still remains top in Asia ranking 28th, 9 place ahead of second placed Australia while Spain are unmoved world champions.
Here is the list of South Asian countries along with their FIFA ranking:

Position	Country	World Rank	Points	Change
1	Maldives	159	130	0
2	India	167	98	-1
3	Bangladesh	169	90	-1
4	Pakistan	170	88	+19
5	Nepal	174	80	-4
6	Afghanistan	189	39	-3
7	Sri Lanka	193	36	-3
8	Bhutan	207	0	0