Despite putting up promising performances over the years, Nepal’s women’s cricket hit a period of stagnation. They are now trying to return to their old form. But still, the road ahead is anything but rosy.

Thailand had set a target of 158 runs in 20 overs. Both the teams have already made it to the next round of World Cup qualifiers.

The national women’s team advance to the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Global Qualifier for the very first time.

Five-wicket victory over UAE in Super Three ensures qualification with one match remaining.

The teams have been divided into four groups of three each. The teams will play in a single round-robin league structure in the group stage.

Showers wash out the final Group C game between Hong Kong and Bahrain, resulting in shared points that sent Nepal to the next stage over Hong Kong on match wins.

The women’s team edge past Hong Kong on number of wins after rain washes out final group match in Bangkok.

Their chances of progressing into the next round hinge on the Bahrain vs Hong Kong clash on Friday.

The team is to leave for Scotland for ICC World Cup League 2 series on Wednesday evening.

With only 30 deliveries at their disposal, Nepali batters tried hitting big. But they could only score a disappointing 29 runs at the loss of three wickets.

The team will be touring through Wales and England before reaching Scotland for the CWC League 2 tri-series.

The IPL still has 12 group matches left, which are due to be followed by the playoffs culminating in the May 25 final in Kolkata.

Teams share points as wet outfield prevents play in Bangkok.

They will face Hong Kong on May 9 and 13, and Bahrain on May 10 and 15 in the group stage of Asia Qualifier.

Hyderabad managed three wins in 11 games and won only two of their six home matches this season.

As Mumbai provisionally moved to the top of the table, eighth-placed Rajasthan have now been eliminated from playoff contention.

The 14-year-old stuns IPL with record-breaking century, earning praise from cricket legends.

New head coach of Nepali men’s team, the Australian is no stranger to South Asian cricket, having previously coached Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.

The three Associates have taken the T20I tri-series as a vital preparation for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Qualifier in July.

The former Brazilian football star to attend Nepal Super League as a guest.