An eighth successive loss across all competitions—including two defeats in the Asia Cup and six defeats in the NepalWomen T20I Tri-Series—underlines Nepal women’s struggles in cricket and the urgent need for a reset.

Netherlands openers Sterre Kalis, who scores 98 not out off 69 balls, and Phebe Molkenboer, with 48 not out off 49 balls, lead their team to a 10-wicket victory in Nepal Women T20I Tri-Series.

Historic batting partnership from Stérr Kalis and Femke Molkenboer guides Netherlands to a comfortable victory in Kirtipur.

Puja Mahato’s unbeaten 62 helps Nepal recover from early setbacks in Kirtipur.

Mahato is the only player from an associate nation to make the list this time.

Nepal’s struggles continue as they suffer a fourth consecutive loss in the ongoing series.

The popular lefthander was awarded the Allan Border Medal late on Monday as Australia’s top men’s cricketer in 2024.

Defending a modest 86-run total, the Thai bowlers deliver a clinical performance, dismantling the Netherlands batting line up for just 69 in 15.5 overs in the Nepal Women’s T20I Tri-Series.

Chasing a target of 87 runs, the Netherlands struggled against Thailand’s disciplined bowling attack.

Nannapat Koncharoenkai scores her second unbeaten half-century of the series to guide Thailand to a successful chase of a 102-run target in 19 overs.

Cricket Association of Nepal spokesperson Chhumbi Lama says the decision not to renew Desai’s contract was unrelated to the Nepali cricket team’s form.

The Thai batter crafts a fluent 56 off 50 balls, steering her side to 125-2 in 18 overs in pursuit of a 123-run target in Kirtipur.

Thailand comfortably chase down 123 in the second match of the Triangular Women’s T20I Series.

Robine Rijke’s unbeaten 59 off 48, backed by Iris Zwilling’s 31 not out off 13, powers the Dutch to 157-4. Nepal can manage only 137-7.

The home side beat Lucknow University by 58 runs in the final at the TU Cricket Ground.

Mid-West University beat Tribhuvan University by 77 runs, while Lucknow University register a seven-wicket victory over Dhaka University in the semi-finals in Kirtipur.

Chasing a modest target of 68 runs, APF cruised to 69-1 in just 12.5 overs.

Both Nepal and Malaysia had already been eliminated from the tournament after failing to progress to the Super Six stage.

Nepal lose against Australia by 83 runs in their final group match to suffer their third consecutive defeat of the tournament.

Maisie Maceira’s fifer restricts Nepal to 73 all out. Nepali bowlers present a strong challenge in response but Pippa Sproul’s 35 guides Scotland to a tense one-wicket win.