Kushal Bhurtel’s half-century and Sunil Dhamala’s 42 help Police win the departmental derby by eight wickets.

CAN decides to reschedule the competition owing to November 20 elections.

The Binod Bhandari-led team overcome their departmental rivals by 13 runs to top group ‘A’ in men’s Twenty20 cricket at the Ninth National Games.

The departmental team demolish Lumbini by nine wickets.

The batters smash half-centuries each to guide the departmental team to a 76-run win over Lumbini—their second successive victory.

The former opening batter of the national team is the only unsold ‘A’ category player.

Basant Khatri scored a half-century and shared a 100-run partnership with Milan Bohara for the fifth wicket as Sudurpaschim posted 144-7 in 20 overs after being sent to bat first.

All the marquee players will get fees of Rs1.5 million in the Nepal T20 scheduled from September 24 to October 22.

The Australian cricket great joins the country’s first ever official franchise cricket league Nepal T20 as mentor.

Bagmati Province and Province 1, who were also scheduled to open their campaign in Kirtipur, shared a point each after their match was washed out by rain.

The sought-after cricketer will no longer be able to play in international franchise tournaments.

Openers Arjun Saud and Aasif Sheikh and Bashir Ahamad cracked half centuries each in Nepal’s run chase as they made 258-4 in 47.1 overs after Kenya, who chose to bat first, posted 255-9.

The Rhinos register a nervy 17-run victory to take an inaccessible 2-0 lead in the three-match One-Day Series.

The opener cracks 110 and puts a 141-run stand with Saud for the first wicket in Nepal’s target chase of 219 runs.

Former captain Malla scores 59 and Paudel 47 as Nepal post 175-6 before restricting Kenya at 144-7 to clinch Series 3-2.

Nepal fail to chase 102-run target and succumb to seven-run defeat as the five match T20I series gets tied 2-2.

Malla scores 46 and debutant Saud 35 as Nepal chase 157-run target in 19.3 overs.

Nepal are bowled out for 114 runs in their 133-run chase in Nairobi to leave the five-match series tied at 1-1.

Aarif Sheik plays an unbeaten knock of 15-ball 24 as Nepal chase down a 131-run target with four balls to spare.

CPAN will honour the best-performing male and female player each, and a rising player will be rewarded with the emerging cricketer of the year award.