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Nepal Scores 48/1 in Powerplay vs China

Nepal Scores 48/1 in Powerplay vs China

Published about 10 hours ago

Nepal scored 48 runs for the loss of 1 wicket in the powerplay against China in their first match of the Asian Games Qualifiers. China won the toss and opted to field, inviting Nepal to bat at the Singa Oval in Singapore. Aasif Sheikh was the first wicket to fall, scoring 11 runs off 10 balls. The team is captained by Dipendra Singh Airee. The match took place on Sunday, May 31, 2026 (Jestha 17, 2083 BS).

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Kailali Wins President Running Shield in Sudurpaschim

Kailali Wins President Running Shield in Sudurpaschim

Published about 10 hours ago

Kailali has won the Sudurpaschim Province-level President Running Shield title, securing 58 medals at the competition held in Dadeldhura. Kanchanpur came in second with 43 medals, while the host district, Dadeldhura, finished third with 30 medals. The competition, which started on May 28th, featured athletes from nine districts competing in athletics, taekwondo, wushu, karate, volleyball, and kabaddi. State Minister Saraswati Khadka reaffirmed the provincial government's commitment to supporting sports development and enhancing the capabilities of athletes. Players with excellent performance will be recommended for the President Running Shield this year.

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Nepal Women's Cricket Fails to Qualify for Asian Games

Nepal Women's Cricket Fails to Qualify for Asian Games

Published about 10 hours ago

The Nepali women's cricket team failed to qualify for the Asian Games after losing to China by 5 wickets in the third-place playoff match. The match, shortened to 7 overs due to rain, saw Nepal score 50 runs for the loss of 5 wickets. The target was revised to 43 runs according to the Duckworth-Lewis method. China chased down the target, scoring 45 runs with 5 wickets down in 7 overs. Chai Yuji secured China's victory with a boundary off Sita Rana Magar on the last ball, ensuring their qualification for the Asian Games. Malaysia and Thailand had already secured their spots by reaching the final.

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Nepal Sets 51-Run Target for China in Asian Games Qualifier

Nepal Sets 51-Run Target for China in Asian Games Qualifier

Published about 10 hours ago

Nepal has set a target of 51 runs for China in the third-place playoff of the Asian Games Qualifiers women's cricket tournament. Held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Nepal, after losing the toss and being invited to bat, scored 50 runs for the loss of 5 wickets in the stipulated 7 overs. The match was interrupted by rain, which reduced the game to 7 overs. Kabita Kunwar scored the highest for Nepal with 22 runs. The winning team of this match will secure a spot in the Asian Games to be held in Japan.

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Nepal Loses to Malaysia in Asian Games Cricket Qualifier

Nepal Loses to Malaysia in Asian Games Cricket Qualifier

Published 1 day ago

Nepal lost to Malaysia by two wickets in the semi-final of the Asian Games women's cricket qualifiers held at the Bayuemas Oval in Malaysia on Saturday. With this defeat, Nepal has missed the opportunity to qualify for the Asian Games. Malaysia chased down Nepal's target of 127 runs in 18.4 overs, losing eight wickets. Elsa Hunter scored the highest 48 runs for Malaysia. Earlier, Nepal, batting first after winning the toss, scored 126 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in the allotted 20 overs. Captain Indu Barma scored the highest 46 runs for Nepal. Nepal will now play against China for the third position. Malaysia and Thailand have qualified for the final.

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Sports Budget Focuses on Infrastructure Investment

Sports Budget Focuses on Infrastructure Investment

Published 1 day ago

The Nepali government has allocated NPR 4.03 billion in the fiscal year 2083/84 budget towards sports infrastructure development. Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle announced the budget, prioritizing upgrades and construction of football and cricket stadiums, talent selection and training from the school level, and lifetime healthcare for international medalists. The budget aims to upgrade at least ten football stadiums nationwide with floodlights within three years. Modern cricket stadiums are planned for eight major cities within five years, and multi-purpose indoor stadiums are slated for construction in various locations. This budget addresses long-standing expectations in regions like Sudurpaschim and supports upcoming national sports events.

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Sports Budget: Rs 4.03 Billion Allocated for Development

Sports Budget: Rs 4.03 Billion Allocated for Development

Published 1 day ago

The Nepali government has allocated Rs 4.03 billion to the sports sector in the upcoming fiscal year 2083/84. Finance Minister Dr. Swarnim Wagle announced lifelong free health treatment for athletes winning international medals. The budget outlines significant infrastructure development, including upgrading 10 stadiums with floodlights within three years and constructing modern cricket stadiums in eight major cities within five years. Multipurpose indoor stadiums will be built in several cities, and the government will review designs for key cricket stadiums like Mulpani and Fapla. Talented students will receive specialized sports training, and funds are allocated for the 11th National Games in Madhesh Province.

Himalayan Times
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