2005 |
Nepal wins the ACC U/15 Asia Cup for the first time.
Nepali Umpire, Mr. Buddhi Bahadur Pradhan, becomes a member of the ICC Associate and Affiliate Umpires Panel for a review period of one year.
Nepal finishes third in the ICC World Cup Qualifying Series, Division 2 tournament held in Malaysia. |
2004 |
Nepal plays international 3-day matches for the first time under the ACC Fast Track Countries Tournament-3-Day Competition and ICC Intercontinental Cup. Nepal beats South African in the preliminary round of ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup. |
2003 |
Nepal wins ACC Youth Asia Cup held at Karachi and qualifies for the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup in Bangladesh for 2004.
Nepal wins Emerging Nations Tournament held in Kathmandu during March 2003 beating Maldives in the Final. Tournament's Participants were Nepal, Bhutan and Maldives.
Nepal wins Emerging Nations Tournament held in Kathmandu during September 2003 beating Maldives in the Final. Tournament's Participants were Nepal, Bhutan and Maldives.
Mr. Raju Khadka registeres Nepal's first individual Century in Senior International Tournaments participate by Nepal.
Nepal hosts the Inter-Airlines Cricket Tournament among South Asian Countries for the first time. Participants were: Royal Nepal Airlines, Yeti Airlines, Indian Airlines, Air Sahara and Sri Lankan Airlines. Indian Airlines won the tournament. ICC Awards Cricket Association of Nepal 'Best Cricket Promotional Program Award' in the Asian Region. ICC also awards Mr. Jai Kumar Nath Shah, President of Cricket Association of Nepal, 'Life-Time Service Award' in the Asian Region. Later, the ICC awards Mr. Jai Kumar Nath Shah ''ICC Global Life Time Service Award" |
2002 |
Nepal becomes Plate Championship runners-up of U-19 World Cup held in New Zealand. Nepal defeats U-19 team of Test Playing Nation Pakistan, Bangladesh and U-19 team of World Cup 2003 Qualifier Canada, Scotland and Namibia. Nepalese Team Coach Mr. Roy Dias (Sri Lankan) and U-19 World Cup Team Captain Binod Das honoured by Gorkha Daksin Bahu (Nepal Honour).
Nepal becomes runners-up of Fourth ACC Trophy held in Singapore |
2001 |
Nepal U-17 Team participates in ICC / ACC U-17 Asia Cup held at Bangladesh.
Nepal participates for the first time in ICC Trophy held at Canada.
Third Youth Asia Cup in Kathmandu, From 11th to 18th October. Nepal become first by defeating Malaysia, at the finals. U-15 Inter-School District Level Tournament initiates. |
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2000 |
Districts & Regional Level U-17 Tournaments initiate.
Nepal U-17 Team participates in First ICC/ ACC U-17 Asia Cup held in Pakistan.
Nepal participates in Third ACC Trophy held in United Arab Emirates. Nepal lost to Hong Kong in semi final |
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1999 |
History was set up, Nepal U-19 Team becomes Runners Up in Youth Asia Cup held in Singapore and qualifies for U-19 Cricket World Cup for the first time.
Nepal U-19 Team enters Super League of U-19 World Cup held at Sri Lanka by defeating Kenya. |
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1998 |
Nepal hosts ACC Trophy for the first time. Second Pepsi ACC trophy in Kathmandu from 3rd-13th October |
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1997 |
Nepal U-19 Team participates in first Youth Asia Cup held in Hong Kong. Nepal became Plate Runners Up. |
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1996 |
Nepal becomes an Associated Member of International Cricket Council (ICC).
Nepal participates in first Pepsi ACC trophy held in Malaysia. Cricket Association of Nepal wins a bit to host the second ACC trophy in Kathmandu.
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1994 |
Nepal joins Asian Cricket Council as a Full Member. |
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1993 |
Birgunj Cricket Club organises 'B. P. Swarna Memorial Cricket Tournament' |
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1991 |
Nepal becomes affiliated member of ICC .
District & Regional Level U-19 Tournaments initiate. |
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1989 |
'Mohammad Rafiq Allahrakha Touring Team' from Pakistan visits Kathmandu |
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1988 |
'Cricket Festival' held with teams visiting from Australia and New Zealand |
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1980 |
Jai Trophy instituted by National Sports Council. |
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1972 |
Cricket Association of Nepal team to play Royal Bangkok Sports Club cricket team. |
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1971 |
Second visit of Royal Bangkok Sports Club cricket team. |
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1970 |
Cricket Team of Royal Bangkok Sports Club visits Nepal. |
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1966 |
Maharaj Kumar Jugal Kishwore Trophy instituted. |
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1965 |
Ram Muni Trophy instituted. |
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1961 |
National Sports Council set up under the patronage of late HRH Prince Basundhara Bir Bikram Shah Dev. Cricket Association of Nepal comes under the fold of the Council. |
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1960 |
Gen. Singha Pratap becomes the first Hon. President of Cricket Association of Nepal. |
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1954 |
Gen. Nara leads Kathmandu eleven to India. Matches held in Patna and Kolkatta |
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1953 |
Lt. Col. Y. B. Shah (Shyam) represents Bihar state in Ranji Trophy tournament of India. |
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1952 |
Madan Memorial Shield instituted. |
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1950 |
Kathmandu Khel Mandal sets up a cricket team. |
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1947 |
General Madan institutes 'Bishnu Trophy' for league tournaments. |
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1946 |
Mr. Kumarmani Dixit and his brother Dr. Kalyanmani Dixit establish a team under the Cricket Association of Nepal banner. |
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Late 1930's |
General Madan gets a small stadium constructed in his palace Sri Durbar. General Nara gets a cricket pitch prepared in Jawalakhel. |
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1935 |
General Madan establishes his cricket team - 'Sri Durbar Eleven'. |
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1932 |
General Brahma scores first century by a Nepalese cricketer. He scored 106 not out. |
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1928 |
Cricket introduced in Nepal.
Two teams patronised by General Brahma SJB Rana of Babar Mahal, Kathmandu and General Nara SJB Rana of Jawalakhel, Lalitpur setup.
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