Nepal is hosting the multi-event sports meet from December 1 to 10.

The lucrative T20 cricket organiser inks a three-year contract with sports channel DSports.

Nepal are drawn in Group ‘A’ along with Bhutan and Maldives while Group ‘B’ consists of India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

The winners of each group will make to the semi-finals.

ICC had suspended CAN in April 2016 owing to duel existence of the cricket governing body and government interference in the election.

After securing second place in the Asian championship last year, Nepal is heading to India to participate in the Pesapallo World Cup.

Sports can be a strong medium to help the differently-abled athletes to rehabilitate themselves in society.

Krishna Basnet’s timing of 2:17:33 is the fastest time recorded in the marathon on the home turf.

Former NSC member secretary Keshab Kumar Bista was the only candidate from Shrestha faction who lost in the election.

National men’s champion Dipesh Dhami sets up men’ singles title clash with seven-time champion Ratnajit Tamang.

Nepal have won the previous two editions of the regional age-group tournament.

Nepali forward Sabitra Bhandari finishes as tournament’s highest scorer with seven goals. She joins former skipper Anu Lama on top of all time highest scorer chart with 35 goals.

National champion Dhami will meet former national champion Bikash Shrestha the semi-final.

Nepal made it to the final after finishing second behind Uzbekistan in the round-robin league.

National champion Rasila Maharjan also made winning start in women’s category.

Nepal will now take on Uzbekistan in the championship clash on Thursday.

Nepal Police’s Jiban Acharya defeated APF’s Kathayat.

It was the maiden away victory that Nepal had recorded in the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers till date.

The victory in third and final group game meant Nepal finished behind Bangladesh and Sri Lanka in third place.

The tournament will have five franchise teams