Biratnagar clinch back-to-back wins after easing past Kathmandu
Kings chase 135 in 17.1 overs as Munsey and Guptill set up the victory; Kathmandu slump to second straight defeat.
Kings chase 135 in 17.1 overs as Munsey and Guptill set up the victory; Kathmandu slump to second straight defeat.
Mohammad Aadil Alam’s 48 anchors Kathmandu innings as Biratnagar bowlers keep the total in check.
Scotland all-rounder smashes NPL Season 2’s first hundred as Yaks cruise past 157-run target.
Skipper Rohit Kumar Paudel leads with 49 as Lions post competitive total at TU grounds.
Sudurpaschim Royals defeat Pokhara Avengers by 18 runs in a packed TU Stadium, mostly with the Royals’ 12th man backing the players in yellow.
Brown’s 68 runs and tight death bowling secure their Sudurpaschim second NPL win in Kirtipur.
Brown’s 68 runs propel Sudurpaschim to a commendable total, while Pokhara fight back with late wickets in Kirtipur.
The Lions, who finished last in the inaugural season with only a win in seven matches, roar to life at the start of the second season.
Chasing 143, Lumbini reached the target in 18.3 overs with a decisive 60-run partnership for the fourth wicket.
Sent in to bat, Chitwan built their innings around Bopara’s composed 66 off 55 balls, which included four fours and three sixes.
After setting a 148-run target, the Royals bundle out the Gorkhas for 118 in 16.5 overs in a match that saw a remarkable all-round performance from Harmeet Singh.
Royals defend 147 as Kathmandu Gorkhas collapse to 118 all out despite a solid start from opener Akash Tripathi.
Harmeet Singh powers innings with a blistering 53 off 20 balls as Karan KC claims four wickets.
Nepal had previously lost 0-2 to Malaysia on March 25.
Biratnagar Kings and Pokhara Avengers’ fixture, which was played after Chitwan Rhinos’ four-wicket win over Karnali Yaks, also saw the highest match aggregate for NPL.
Lokesh Bam and Martin Guptill fire brilliant half-centuries as Pokhara Avengers fall short in steep chase.
Lokesh Bam and Martin Guptill hit sparkling half-centuries to punish Pokhara Avengers.
Bopara’s half-century helps Chitwan avenge previous season’s losses.
Panchal’s 90 runs power Karnali to a competitive total at TU International Cricket Stadium in Kirtipur.
The opening match on Monday was played in an upgraded TU ground featuring floodlights and concrete grandstands.