The Rhinos defeat the hosts in Super Over in the second T20I to take an inaccessible 2-0 series lead in Dallas.

Dipendra Singh Airee stars with bat and ball as the Rhinos take a 1-0 lead in the series.

Anil Sah, Gulsan Jha, Lalit Rajbanshi, Bhim Sharki, Aarif Sheikh, Pratish GC, Surya Tamang, Sundeep Jora, Bibek Yadav, Sagar Dhakal, Lokesh Bam, Shahab Alam became the most expensive players, attracting Rs1.5 million each.

The T20I double against Oman is a welcome boost for Rohit Paudel’s men ahead of their US tour, where they will engage in a T20I bilateral series against the hosts and US Tri-series of the League 2 which also involves Scotland.

He stepped down as captain of all three formats last year.

Saad Bin Zafar’s all-round performance helps hosts chase 140-run target with three balls to spare.

Kathmandu Gurkhas, Pokhara Avengers, Chitwan Rhinos, Biratnagar Kings, Lumbini Lions, Janakpur Bolts, Karnali Yaks and Sudurpaschim Royals will complete for supremacy in the first edition of the Nepal Premier League.

The 37-run T20I victory over Oman finally ends Nepal’s winless run of eight straight matches that stretched back to the T20 World Cup warm up against Canada in Dallas.

The no result gave Nepal their first point of the League 2 following a five-match losing streak that stretched back to February.

Lower order batters help the Rhinos post 181 after their top and middle order collapse in King City. Canada overhaul the target in 42 overs after half-centuries from Dhaliwal and Singh.

Jha smashes 53 off 35 and takes 5-47 but Nepal lose to Oman by one wicket in the Cricket World Cup League 2.

It was their first ever loss against Canada in their one-day international history. Nepal had maintained a perfect record against the Canadians in their previous three meetings.

Team to prepare for Cricket World Cup League 2 at National Cricket Academy.

Openers Gull Feroza (57 off 35) and Muneeba Ali (46 not out off 34) added 105 runs for the opening wicket to take the Pakistanis past 109-run target in just 11.5 overs.

Skipper Indu Barma took three wickets and Samjhana Khadka scored an unbeaten half-century as Nepal defeated the UAE by six wickets in the 2024 Women’s T20 Asia Cup tournament opener that also saw batter Khadka make a number of records.

The win also prevented the host team from sweeping the three-match series. Nepal had lost the first T20 warm up game by 33 runs and the second by four wickets.

The preparatory series will serve as Nepal’s preparation for the upcoming 2024 ACC Women’s T20 Asia Cup, which is set to take place from July 19 to July 28 in Dambulla.

Nepal play their second and third T20 practice match against the same side on Wednesday and next Tuesday, respectively.

Lamichhane has been included in the Grade A category of the central contract. His contract will run until December 31 this year.

Decides to organise Nepal Premier League in November/December.