Kushal Bhurtel shines with all-round display as Nepal make winning start in Oman.

Chasing the target for the fifth consecutive time in the series, Nepal win the final match against the hosts on Wednesday.

A deal was signed between AD Release and Kantipur Media Group for the broadcasting rights on Wednesday.

The skipper reached the historic milestone with an unbeaten 48 against Malaysia—her 77th appearance for Nepal—leading the side to a series-levelling win in Kuala Lumpur.

The Captain reached the landmark in her 77th match as Nepal drew level 2–2 in the T20I series against Malaysia.

Puja Mahato stars with 39 runs as visitors chase down target in Kuala Lumpur.

Sandeep Lamichhane included, Sahab Alam left out.

Nur Dania Syuhada shines with three wickets as hosts take 1-0 series lead in Kuala Lumpur.

The Rhinos’ historic win against a Test nation highlights Nepal’s growing talent, increasing investment in cricket infrastructure, and strengthens their bid to achieve Test status.

The Rhinos conclude Unity Cup series with 2-1 win despite heavy defeat in final match.

Aasif Sheikh’s unbeaten 68 and Mohammad Aadil Alam’s four wickets guide Nepal to first-ever series win over a Test-playing nation.

BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said Indian players refused to accept the trophy from ACC President and PCB chairman Naqvi.

The Rhinos had faced six ICC full members across eight T20Is and five ODIs before defeating the West Indies by 19 runs in Sharjah on Saturday.

Disciplined bowling and Rohit Paudel’s all-round show secure 19-run win.

Nepal’s first-ever official T20I series against a full member, the two-time world champions West Indies, begins in Sharjah on Friday, carrying not just cricketing significance but also a message of unity and resilience for a nation in transition.

The team will depart for the UAE on Monday to play three T20 matches in Sharjah before heading to Oman.

Six debutants included, with Akeal Hosein named Captain.

The 16-member team is travelling to Sharjah for a three-match series, named ‘Unity Cup’ by the CAN.

The Group A fixture was the first match between the sides since the nuclear-armed neighbours engaged in a four-day military conflict in May this year.

The 35-year-old left-armer retires as the nation’s most prolific fast bowler in the format, with 79 wickets from 65 T20Is, second on the all-time Australia list to spin bowling teammate Adam Zampa.