Biratnagar Kings seal 53-run win after setting record 220 in NPL
Lokesh Bam and Martin Guptill fire brilliant half-centuries as Pokhara Avengers fall short in steep chase.
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.
Ben Charlesworth steers successful chase with 46 as Gorkhas seal victory with 12 balls to spare.
Aasif Sheikh scores half-century as defending champions post 130 for six at TU International Cricket Ground.
Over 1,500 security personnel, CCTV surveillance and drone monitoring deployed as the second NPL season begins at TU International Cricket Ground.
The Post takes a look at the key foreign players who will be debuting in the NPL and spicing up the ‘Festival of Himalayas’.
The defending champions win the tournament, remaining unbeaten since the inaugural edition.
With Rs400 million in expected earnings, improved stadium, and 23 night matches, the NPL aims to showcase Nepal’s readiness for international events while delighting fans.
Tiger Group of Pokhara Nepal, Kantipur Media Group and Sushree Media signed the trilateral agreement.
Ronaldo will serve his mandatory one-game suspension when Portugal plays host to Armenia on Sunday.
Khalti confirms all premium and general tickets for the November 17 opener were snapped up as fan interest remains high for the league’s second edition.
With Laligurans’ perfect defensive run, three joint top scorers and tight races across both groups, the ANFA President League moves into the semifinals. Meanwhile, uncertainty still surrounds when the National League will actually kick off.
The match was highlighted by a Hamza brace and Nepal’s stunning comeback in the dying minutes.
That the top-tier league has been played solely in Kathmandu throughout its history has limited the number of fans and the clubs’ financial prospects.
In a meeting broadcast live by the Ministry of Youth and Sports on Tuesday, ANFA, clubs and NFPA agree to organise the League, after a two-season hiatus, within four months.
Both the coach and skipper of the Gorkhas argue that they were positive their foreign signings would help them achieve a better result than they did in the inaugural edition.
Ronaldo said he knows he will go down in history as one of the best players ever.