Nepal to play against Mongolia on September 27 and take on the Maldives on October 1.

India needed 6.1 overs to achieve the target for a timely boost before their home World Cup beginning next month.

The Chhetry-led side failed in their ambition to secure a place for the global qualifier after going down to the Thais by 46 runs in the last-four clash.

Nepal and the UAE—both on nine points after winning all four matches—had already secured their spots in the semi-finals.

Nepal post a respectable total of 230 runs before India chase a revised target of 145 runs in 20.1 overs without losing a wicket in a rain-hit game.

A half-century from Aasif Sheikh has helped Nepal score 178-6 in 37.5 overs.

Registering their fourth consecutive win, Nepal restricted Qatar to 74-7 and overcame the target in 10.3 overs.

World number one Pakistan dominated whatever limited play was possible with Shaheen Afridi leading their fiery pace attack, which claimed all 10 Indian wickets.

The match could prove a battle between India’s formidable batting and Pakistan’s fiery pace attack led by Shaheen Afridi.

Rubina Chhetry’s side bowl out the opponents in 31 runs and race to victory without losing wicket in 17 deliveries.

The Rhinos, making their Asia Cup debut and playing against Pakistan for the first time in any format, lose against Pakistan by 238 runs.

Babar Azam and Iftikhar Ahmed put on a double-century partnership as the hosts post 342-6 in the stipulated 50 overs.

Rohit Paudel’s side will be aiming for an upset against the co-hosts who are currently on the top of the One-Day International rankings.

Nepal are scheduled to play Pakistan in the inaugural match of the Asia Cup on Wednesday before clashing against India on September 4.

Chhetry’s side beat Hong Kong by 13 runs on DLS method after Nepal’s 102-run chase was hit by downpour at 37-1.

Nepal secured a 13-run victory over Hong Kong after the target was revised to 25 runs based on Duckworth–Lewis–Stern method due to rain.

Khadka on the day formally announced his candidacy for the presidential position of Bagmati Province. The province’s election is scheduled for September 1.

Player of the match Indu Barma scores vital 23 runs and takes crucial three wickets to guide her side to a 34-run victory.

Coach Monty Desai urges Nepali fans to back the team at Asia Cup in the same way they support them at TU ground.

Rubina Chhetry’s side edged past Hong Kong by six wickets after Sita Rana Magar claimed five wickets.