CAN says that the tournament will take place from September 24 to October 2 while Dashain lasts from September 26 to October 9.

Nepal are scheduled to play two matches each against the US and Oman in Texas.

The home side, who were chasing a 103-run target, succumb to a 12-run defeat in the Series opener after being restricted to 90-9 in 20 overs.

The U-19 leg spinner Hiranmayee Roy has been included in the national squad for the first time by coach Jagat Tamata while veteran Karuna Bhandari has been left out from the national squad under the captaincy of Rubina Chhetri.

This is the first time Nepal’s women’s cricket team are playing an international match since the 13th South Asian Games in 2019.

The Rhinos pull off a six-wicket victory over visiting Zimbabwe ‘A’ in the third and final match of the 50-over series.

Pacer duo KC and Kami pick three wickets each while openers Dhamala and Sheikh share a 79-run stand as the Rhinos chase the target of 88 runs in 12th over to pull off a victory.

The visitors bowl out the Rhinos for 136 runs in 31.3 overs before they manage 137-7 in 26 overs to lead the three-match One-Day series 1-0.

The opener’s unbeaten 87 helps the Rhinos beat visitors Zimbabwe ‘A’ by eight wickets to level the three-match series 1-1.

The visitors post 182-4 in reply to Nepal’s 181-5 to lead the three-match series 1-0.

The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) unveiled a new fixture on Saturday evening swapping the One-day matches with T20s owing to possibilities of rainfall forecast on Sunday and Monday.

Nepal national cricket team are scheduled to play three one-day and three Twenty20 matches against Zimbabwe ‘A’ at the TU cricket ground beginning today.

The cricket governing body has roped in Indian firm Seven3Sports as strategic and commercial partner.

The hosts chalk up a third straight victory over the visiting finalists after defeating them by 50 runs at TU cricket ground.

The all-rounder’s unbeaten 110, the highest Twenty20 International score by a Nepali cricketer, leads the Rhinos to a 85-run win over Malaysia.

PNG edge Malaysia by eight wickets to pull off their first win. They will advance into the final if Nepal beat Malaysia today.

The pacer becomes the first Nepali cricketer to bag a Twenty20 International hat-trick as the Rhinos defeat Papua New Guinea by 37 runs to notch up a third consecutive victory.

Opener Singh and captain Faiz put up a Malaysian T20I record partnership of 95 runs as they beat PNG by eight runs.

The Rhinos, who faced a 2-0 ODI Series whitewash against PNG, post 183-9 before bowling out the Barramundis for 168 runs to secure a 15-run win.

The Rhinos fail to defend their 279-run target in the second one-day international and lose the two-match series 2-0 against the visiting side.