The tournament in the United Arab Emirates, scheduled to run from September 9 to 28, will feature eight teams — two more than the last edition — with 11 matches in Dubai and eight in Abu Dhabi.

According to the governing body of cricket in Nepal, 458 Nepali cricketers have registered themselves for the auction.

The event will be hosted at the Dhumbarahi-based cricket ground of Pakistan Embassy.

According to CAN, the training is supported by the Board of Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) in coordination with the Indian Embassy in Nepal.

The young Rhinos clinched the championship for the fourth time after defeating Singapore.

Three cricketers to undergo one-month professional coaching at Lb Shastri Cricket Shaala in Bhopal.

There is a ‘free entry’ if a fan is wearing the team jersey in the Pakistan vs Nepal match at DXC Arena on August 22.

Captain credits experience and coach calls for better batting performance as the team returns home.

Nepal’s young boys have been setting the bar high in the East Zone as they lifted the title in 2017, 2019 and 2023 as well.

Young Rhinos edge past Singapore by two wickets in the final to lift the trophy unbeaten

Disciplined bowling restricts Malaysia to 90 runs as Nepali top order seals nine-wicket win.

Abhay Yadav picks four wickets, Shubham Khanal claims three as Malaysia crumble in Kuala Lumpur.

Nepal set a formidable 358-run target on the back of Raunak Srivastav’s 168 and restrict Bhutan for a paltry 61 as skipper Bipin Sharma takes four wickets.

Prashiddha Jaishi stars with 132 runs before Bipin Sharma’s six-wicket haul seals third straight win for the young Rhinos.

Jaishi stars with 132 runs before Sharma’s six-wicket haul seals third straight win.

Prashiddha Jaishi hits 132 runs as the young Rhinos pile on huge total in Kuala Lumpur.

Nepal will now play Indonesia on June 29. They end their group-stage fixtures facing Bhutan on the first day of July.

Shubham Khanal shines with five wickets as the young Rhinos chase down 81 runs with ease in Kuala Lumpur.

Chasing 139 runs, Nepal reach 139-4 in 33.3 overs, riding on an unbeaten half-century from Prashiddha Jaishi. Bipin Prasad Sharma takes four wickets.

The friendly T20I tri-series also helped Stuart Law learn more about the Nepali team ahead of the series against the West Indies in September and the T20 World Cup qualifier in October.