Bishal Bikram KC’s team see off Madhesh by 58 runs to ensure they finish the league round in second position in U-19 national cricket.

Namibia were chasing a target of 198 and were 4-0 in 0.4 overs when rain forced a delay at the United Cricket Club Ground in Windhoek.

Anurag Singh’s side crush Bagmati Province by seven wickets in their last league match to confirm top spot in the seven-team standings.

Namibia restrict Nepal to a low total despite a half-century from former captain Gyanendra Malla.

Bishal Bikram KC’s team are third in the table and face an easy task against winless Madhesh in their last league match.

Bishal Bikram KC’s team win by 85 runs. Anurag Singh’s side thrash Madhesh Province by seven wickets to stay on top.

Captain Bipin Rawal’s side beat Karnali by seven wickets to register their fourth straight win in U-19 national cricket.

Captain Anurag Singh’s side defeat Gandaki Province by 113 runs to move to the top of seven-team standings.

The spinner takes 5-12 to lead Nepal to a 6-wicket victory over DDCA in the second practice match in New Delhi.

Ahamad Raza returns figures of 5 for 15 to lead Bagmati to a 152-run win at Mulpani.

The batter’s 142 leads his side to a 72-run win over Province 1. The pacer takes 3-0-13-5 in a 100-run victory over Lumbini.

Gandaki lose by 21 runs. Sudurpaschim defeat Karnali by 5 wickets.

The Rhinos crash to a two-wicket defeat against DDCA despite Paudel and Airee tons.

Half-centuries from Magar and Bhat propel them to a 74-run victory over Gandaki in the tournament opener despite Kumal hitting 98 in the run chase.

Nepal open the Tri-series—that also involves Scotland—against Namibia on December 2.

The two batters put on a 122-run stand for the second wicket to guide Nepal to a six-wicket win over the United Arab Emirates in the third and deciding ODI.

Riding on half-centuries by Aasif Sheikh and Gyanendra Malla, Nepal beat visitors in the final match to clinch the series 2-1.

Despite impressive performance by Nepali bowlers bagging UAE wickets at regular intervals, the last wicket 83-run partnership from Aayan Afzal Khan and Hazrat Bilal held the visitors' innings together.

Aarif Sheikh and Gulsan Jha put on a 62-run stand for the seventh wicket to guide the Rhinos to win and square the series 1-1.

The visitors, who chose to bat first after winning the toss, were bundled out in 43.2 overs.