2018 PM Cup Review - The Final 13 by Manish Ghimire

2018 PM Cup Review – The Final 13 by Manish Ghimire Manish Ghimire, Editor at CricNp

Having a strong domestic structure for cricket in Emerging nations forms the backbone of their existence. In Nepal’s case, an emerging cricketing nation from Asia, has achieved a lot of progress with minimal number of domestic games played over the course of a season.

Nepal’s cricket board remains under…

10 teams with almost more than 100 players have taken part in Nepal’s Prime Minister’s One-Day Cup over the past couple of weeks at venues in Kirtipur and Kathmandu to claim a spot in the what has become a norm in Nepal Cricket over the past few seasons, the National closed-camp.

While a number of capped players have done well in patches, the youngsters have also impressed and have thrown in…

Prime Minister’s One-Day Cup to kick-start Nepal’s ODI era

By Manish Ghimire

Manish Ghimire, Editor at CricNp

After securing temporary ODI status for 4 years , players of Nepal national cricket team are set to get some much needed domestic one-day match exposure . National sports council (NSC) will organise the second edition of Prime-Minister’s (PM) Cup, which is set to commence from 27th May…