The Lions complete the chase against the Kings with five wickets in hand. With Faf du Plessis and other batters unable to contribute well, Biratnagar fail to defend a not-so-good total.

D’Arcy Short’s 57 runs lead Lumbini to victory.

Lions bowlers keep the Kings in check as Sher Malla claims three wickets.

In Tuesday’s other fixture, title defenders Janakpur Bolts register their first win of the season defeating Chitwan Rhinos by six wickets.

After a 1-2 defeat to the hosts Indonesia earlier, Nepal lost 0-1 to Chinese Taipei in the Three Nations International Women’s Friendly played on Tuesday.

Pokhara seal 34-run win after posting 201-2; Karnali eliminated with fifth defeat of the season.

Pokhara became only the second team to cross the 200-run mark in the NPL.

Half-centuries from Sah and Sadaqat revive defending champions’ NPL campaign.

Malan and Saud’s opening stand powers Chitwan to a commanding total.

Former South African captain joins Biratnagar Kings as top players reinforce teams ahead of playoffs.

Inviting additional A Division clubs to participate, ANFA pushes for the National League as Nepal’s route back to continental football. But the absence of any AFC-licensed clubs exposes a deeper, unresolved structural gap.

While Nepal lost the final, they have qualified for the U19 Asia Cup as one of the top three teams of the tournament.

Chasing 150, Gorkhas reach target in 18 overs with key contributions from Erasmus, Simpson and Sharki.

Yaks recover from a shaky start to post 149 for 7 as Gulshan remains unbeaten on 49 off 22 balls.

New facility to boost ICT education for higher classes.

The Royals extend their winning streak to five matches on Saturday, defeating their arch-rivals Janakpur Bolts by six wickets. Meanwhile, Lumbini Lions register their second win of the season.

Bowling first, Nepal had Malaysia bundled out for a paltry 51 runs in 17.2 overs.

Ishan Pandey and Binod Bhandari steer clinical chase as defending champions Janakpur slip towards early exit.

New captain Wayne Parnell leads the side to competitive total as Avinash Bohara claims four wickets for league leaders.

Chasing 151, Lumbini reached the target in 19.4 overs to secure their second win of the NPL season.