Ranjeet Khadka etched his name into Prime Minister's Cup history with a landmark 128 for Lumbini Province against Nepal Police Club.
His knock was the first century by a Lumbini batter in PM Cup history. It also became the fourth-highest individual score in the tournament and the highest score by a provincial batter against a departmental team.
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Ranjeet reached the milestone in Match 29 and carried Lumbini's innings with a composed 128 off 128 balls. He struck 13 fours and three sixes in an innings that laid the foundation for Lumbini's 256. His effort eventually helped the side secure a 50-run victory over Nepal Police Club.
The innings was significant not only for the match result but also for Lumbini's place in the tournament record books. In a competition often dominated by departmental sides and more established names, Ranjeet's century stood out as both a personal breakthrough and a major milestone for provincial cricket.
This year's PM Cup has already seen five centuries so far. Shankar Rana hammered first century 116 against Bagmati, Aasif Sheikh 114 against Bagmati, Arjun Kumal 102 against Koshi and Basir Ahamad 100 against Police Club.
