Amit Yadav is a Sr. Sub Editor at जागरण न्यू मीडिया. With over 4.5 years of experience in journalism, he specializes in themes such as AI and ML, medicine and healthcare, and supply chain management. Amit's work has been featured in prominent publications including Cureus Journal of Medical Science, LiveMint, and Dainik Jagran.
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Pakistan have already booked their place in the tri-series final, but Tuesday's game at Gaddafi Stadium still matters enormously.
The series is level at 1-1, the trophy is on the line, and Newlands is the stage. South Africa and Australia meet in the third and deciding Test at
Biratnagar Kings own the highest team total in Nepal Premier League history — 220 for 6 against Pokhara Avengers in 2025 — while Janakpur Bolts' 51
The Nepal Premier League may only be two seasons old, but its batting charts already tell a rich story.
Two NPL finals have been played, and they could hardly have been more different. The first, in December 2024, was a high-scoring thriller decided in the penultimate over.
Two seasons, two different champions, and one team that has dominated the league stage without ever lifting the trophy.
New Zealand fast bowler Scott Kuggeleijn is the most successful bowler in Nepal Premier League history, with 27 wickets across the first two seasons.
James Neesham has hit more sixes than anyone else in Nepal Premier League history — 31 across the first two seasons — but the single-season six-hitting crown belongs to two different men.
Only three centuries have been scored in the Nepal Premier League, and all three belong to overseas players.
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