Bhawana Ghimire
Tumultus off-field year for Nepal Cricket: 2016 in Retrospect
It is hard to believe that 2016 has gone by so fast. At the same time, it is very important that we look back...
CAN’s CEO Bhawana Ghimire resigns
Kathmandu - Bhawana Ghimire, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has announced her resignation on Friday, July 1, 2016....
WCLC closed camp set to start from June 10
Melbourne - National cricket team closed camp for the upcoming ICC World Cricket League Championship (WCLC) is set to start from June 10.
Earlier,...
ICC directs CAN to prepare for European tour
Kathmandu - The International Cricket Council (ICC) has directed Cricket Association of Nepal to start preparing for the upcoming ICC World Cricket League Championship...
Sports Budget seems the continuation, we seek implementation : Bhawana Ghimire
Kathmandu - Nepal Government on saturday, May 28, announced Rs. 1.048 trillion budget for the fiscal year 2016-2017.
Finance Minister Bishnu Prasad Paudel has...
ICC must act and save Nepal Cricket
Cloud of uncertainty looms large over the future of Nepal cricket. Things are moving in the wrong direction much to everyone’s consternation and dismay.
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ICC publishes statement regarding NEP v NAM matches
ICC - The International Cricket Council (ICC) has in recent weeks been in discussions with various stakeholders regarding the staging of the ICC World...
Greater Noida likely to host Nepal vs Namibia one-dayers
International Cricket Council (ICC) has agreed to organise two one-day international (ODI) matches of ICC World Cricket League Championship between Nepal and Namibia in...
ICC responds to Nepal U19 Captain’s age controversy
Melbourne - The International Cricket Association (ICC) has responded with a statement "no evidence" regarding the age controversy of Nepal Under 19's Skipper Raju...
Only saving grace in 2015 was Under-19 ‘s superb performance
Fairfax - Nepali cricket did not turn out to be rosy as anticipated by cricket aficionados across the country in 2015. By and large,...