CAN calls up 28-member preliminary squad for WCL 2
Excludes former captain Lamichhane accused of raping a minor but freed on bail.
Excludes former captain Lamichhane accused of raping a minor but freed on bail.
Chand denies wrongdoings and says the cricket boards don’t get punished for players’ involvement in fixing.
National Sports Council probe committee concludes that the cricket governing body breached laws while selling the Nepal T20 League rights to the Indian sports management company Seven3Sports.
The CIB claims players were offered Rs 600,000 to Rs 1 million per game for spot-fixing.
Police claim the two had operated as per the instructions of their handler Jatin Ahluwalia, the alleged mastermind.
Bindu Rawal’s side overpower national captain Rubina Chhetry-led Province 1 by six wickets in the final at the Janata Cricket Park in Itahari.
Kabita Gautam’s team win by 16 runs in a deciding Group B clash to advance as group runners-up.
Bindu Rawal-led side beat the departmental giants by four wickets to secure top place finish in Group ‘A’.
National captain Chhetry-led side beat Lumbini by nine runs. Sudurpaschim saw off Gandaki by nine wickets.
The teams finishing in top three positions will qualify for World Cup Qualifiers and the top five teams will retain One-Day International status.
The departmental team beat Bagmati by 53 runs. Madhesh beat Karnali by eight wickets.
Sita Rana Magar’s side thrash Gandaki by seven wickets. Saraswati Ganga Magar’s team defeat Karnali by 98 runs.
Dipendra Singh Airee-led side edge national captain Rohit Paudel’s Biratnagar Super Kings by 24 runs in the final at the TU cricket ground.
National captain Paudel’s side pull off a convincing 39-run victory over Janakpur in the second qualifier of Nepal T20.
Kathmandu were without a single substitute player after all four overseas players left team without getting payments.
Dipendra Singh Airee’s side scored 143/8 and restricted the opponents to 137/7 in the first qualifier of Nepal T20.
Biratnagar beat Kathmandu to finish third while the latter’s fourth place finish was confirmed after Far West see off Pokhara’s challenge in their last league game.
Biratnagar pull off a dramatic last-ball win over Far West, knocking them out of the playoffs race in the Nepal T20 League.
The sixth win assures second qualifier spot for Janakpur, who are now four points behind the table toppers Lumbini.
Despite revelation of suspicious match fixing activities by a former national captain and official commentator, the cricket governing body dismissed such information as baseless and misleading.