Nepal chase their highest T20I target in a match that also featured their highest first wicket partnership. Bhurtel set a national record of 10 fifties, while Airee also entered record books by playing most innings without getting out for a duck.

The all-rounder surpasses Marlon Samuels’ record for consecutive innings without a duck in T20 internationals.

Bhurtel stars with 81 as the Rhinos chase down 186 with seven balls to spare in the Hong Kong quadrangular series.

Nepal’s U-19 men’s team also register a win over Afghanistan denying the visitors a clean sweep in the three-game one-day series.

Kushal Bhurtel’s explosive 38 leads the Rhinos to a comfortable win.

Priyansh struck the joint-fourth fastest hundred in IPL history off 39 balls.

According to the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN), both the upper and lower grounds of Mulpani will be utilised for the qualifier allowing two games simultaneously.

Nepal’s squad has been inactive in the international cricket scene since November last year, after the completion of the CWC League 2 tri-series.

Rajasthan defeated Punjab by 50 runs.

Gyanendra Malla will lead the team as interim head coach. New head coach Stuart Law will assume the role after the team’s return.

This was the first international game for this batch of youngsters

Ashwani’s heroics came after spinner Vignesh Puthur claimed 3-32 on his debut in Mumbai’s defeat by Chennai Super Kings last week, and Pandya was delighted with the team’s latest find.

Five-time champions Mumbai boast a batting lineup that includes India T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav, test and one-day skipper Rohit Sharma and the hard-hitting Tilak Varma in their top five.

Hong Kong is hosting Nepal, Qatar and Namibia for the quadrangular series from April 9 to 13.

As the top two teams after 45 games between 10 teams across 19 days in three venues, NPC and TAC will play for the trophy at Siddhartha Cricket Stadium on March 29.

Perennial underdogs Punjab have reached the IPL final only once when they finished runners-up to Kolkata Knight Riders in 2014, and they came ninth of 10 teams last year.

Koshi have not won more than one game in all seven editions of the PM Cup.

With a six-wicket haul against Karnali on Tuesday, Rajbanshi becomes the first bowler to bag over 100 wickets in the tourney.

The rule allows a player to be substituted into the starting 11 at any time and teams have been using it to great effect, swapping out a bowler for a batter during a run chase and frequently bringing up 200-plus totals.

Gandaki defeat Madhesh in the first-ever super over of Men’s PM Cup history.