Matches (20)
MLC (1)
ENG v WI (1)
IRE vs ZIM (1)
Men's Hundred (2)
Women's Asia Cup (2)
WCL 2 (1)
Canada T20 (4)
Women's Hundred (2)
One-Day Cup (5)
SL vs IND (1)
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BAN

106
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NEP

(19.2/20 ov, T:107) 85

Bangladesh won by 21 runs

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SA

115/7
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NEP

(20 ov, T:116) 114/7

South Africa won by 1 run

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NEP

106
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NED

(18.4/20 ov, T:107) 109/4

Netherlands won by 6 wickets (with 8 balls remaining)

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CAN

183/7
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NEP

(19.3/20 ov, T:184) 120

Canada won by 63 runs

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WI-A

172/7
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NEP

(18.5/20 ov, T:173) 173/4

Nepal won by 6 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)

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WI-A

209/3
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NEP

(20 ov, T:210) 181

W. Indies A won by 28 runs

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WI-A

227/3
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NEP

(19.2/20 ov, T:228) 151

W. Indies A won by 76 runs

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WI-A

160/7
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NEP

(20 ov, T:161) 150/9

W. Indies A won by 10 runs

Nepal Cricket Team

Captain: Rohit Paudel
Coaches: Monty Desai (head coach), Nandan Phadnis (batting consultant coach), Roddy Estwick (bowling coach), Basant Thakuri (assistant coach)
First international match: 1996
Cricket board: Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN)

Nepal Men's Cricket Team History


Cricket was first introduced to Nepal in the early 20th century by the ruling Rana clan. In 1946, the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN); it became an Associate member of the ICC in 1996. The board was suspended by the ICC in 2016 on grounds of government interference, and the suspension was lifted only three years later.

While Nepal were competitive in the Under-19 level from the 2000s onwards, at the senior level, their first big break came when they qualified for the T20 World Cup for the first time in 2014. In their first World Cup game (which was their first T20I), they beat Hong Kong by 80 runs. They also beat Afghanistan at the tournament. Since then, Nepal have been a rising force in Associate cricket. They also gained ODI status for the first time in 2018.

They had a golden run in 2023 when they secured their position at the 2023 ODI World Cup Qualifier after finishing third on the CWC League 2 table and also qualified for their first Asia Cup by winning the ACC Men's Premier Cup. They then wrapped up the year by making it to the T20 World Cup 2024 for the first time in a decade.

Nepal Men's Cricket Team's Current Ranking


ODIs: 17
T20Is: 17

Nepal Men's Cricket Team Records



Nepal Men's Cricket Team Trophies and Milestones





fan-ratings
Team Fan Ratings
T20Is
T20s
OTHERT20s
1.
Dipendra Singh Airee
Runs: 1658Wkts: 43
8.9
2.
Gulsan Jha
Runs: 382Wkts: 19
8.8
3.
Pratis GC
Runs: 7Wkts: 8
7.9

Top Run Scorers

In last one year
ODIs
T20Is
Anil Sah
NEP,  Rhb
234
Innings: 6Average: 58.50
Kushal Bhurtel
NEP,  Rhb
233
Innings: 8Average: 29.12
Bhim Sharki
NEP,  Rhb
218
Innings: 7Average: 36.33
Rohit Paudel
NEP,  Rhb
768
Innings: 30Average: 33.39
Kushal Malla
NEP,  Lhb
625
Innings: 25Average: 31.25
Aasif Sheikh
NEP,  Rhb
618
Innings: 27Average: 23.76

Top Wicket Takers

In last one year
ODIs
T20Is
Rohit Paudel
NEP,  Ob
9
Innings: 6Average: 13.77
Lalit Rajbanshi
NEP,  Sla
9
Innings: 8Average: 31.66
Sompal Kami
NEP,  Rfm
8
Innings: 7Average: 33.62
Abinash Bohara
35
Innings: 24Average: 19.25
Karan KC
NEP,  Rf
30
Innings: 27Average: 23.26
Sompal Kami
NEP,  Rfm
23
Innings: 26Average: 23.91