Nepal Police Club was undoubtedly the best team in the PM Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament 2024. The team made the statement echo louder by winning the tournament and lifting the trophy at the TU International Cricket Ground on Saturday.
Nepal Police Club secured their place in the final of the Prime Minister (PM) Cup Men's National One Day Cricket Tournament after winning their seventh consecutive match at Upper Mulpani Cricket Ground in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
KATHMANDU: A gripping showdown unfolded in the Prime Minister Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament 2024 as Karnali Province dictated terms, setting a formidable target of 172 runs for Nepal Police Club in a match at the iconic Tribhuvan University cricket ground.
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KATHMANDU: The Prime Minister’s Cup men’s one-day national tournament is featuring three riveting matches today.
In the initial face-off, the undefeated Nepal Police Club is set to clash with APF Club at the Siddharthanagar Cricket Ground in Bhairahawa.
KATHMANDU: The Armed Police Force (APF) has clinched the title of the Prime Minister (PM) Cup T20 National Cricket Championship title. APF trounced Nepal Police Club by 21 runs to win the title in the final match held at the TU International Cricket Ground at Kirtipur on Wednesday.
APF has bagged a cash prize of Rs 500 thousand with this victory. Nepal Police Club, which came in the second position, received Rs 300 thousand.
APF had posted a 158 runs victory target before the Police. In reply, Police was confined to 136 runs losing their seven wickets in the allotted 20 overs. Dipendra Singh Airi pulled the highest number of runs, 65 runs, for the Police, which was not enough for a win. He made 65 runs with the help of three fours and two sixes in 54 balls.
Similarly, Dilip Nath made 23 runs, Aarif Sheikh 12 and Anil Saha 10 runs while the rest of the batsmen could not hit double-digit runs. Gulshan Jha collected five runs, Rashid Khan made four runs, Amrit Shrestha made three runs and Yogendra Singh Karki made one run.
For the APF, Kishor Mahato took three wickets while Avinash Bohara, Amar Rautela and Deepak Bohara took one wicket each.
Batting first after winning the toss before this, APF lost all its wickets in 19.5 overs and amassed 157 runs. Amar Rautela made the largest number of 29 runs. He hit three sixes and two fours in 15 balls.
Similarly, Lokesh Bom made 27 runs, Sandeep Jora 24 runs and Captain Sharad Bheswakar made 19 runs and out. Likewise, Bhuwan Karki made 17 runs, Aasif Sheikh nine runs, Pradip Airi seven runs, Deepak Bohara made six runs and Puran BK was ousted without making any run. Avinash Bohara was not out at one run while Kishor Mahato was out after making eight runs.
Towards bowling, Nepal Police Club's Dipendra Singh Airi and Sagar Dhakal took three wickets each while Gulshan Jha took two wickets. Similarly, Aarif Sheik and Yogendra Singh Karki took one wicket each.
APF had beaten Tribhuvan Army Club by 47 runs while Police had trounced Bagmati Province by 50 runs in the semi-final match.
Ten teams, including three departmental teams and seven Province teams, had competed in the Championship that kicked off on January 10.
The Armed Police Force (APF Club) have beaten Nepal Police Club (NPC) by 21 runs in the final of the Prime Minister Cup (PM Cup) held at the TU Cricket Ground on Wednesday.
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KATHMANDU, Jan 18: Nepal Police Club has reached the final of Prime Minister Cup T-20 National Cricket Championship.
During the match held at Kirtipur based Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground today, Nepal Police was able to secure a position in the final of the championship defeating Bagmati Province by 50 runs.
Bagmati Province garnered only 105 runs, losing eight wickets in the allotted 20 overs. Nepal Police Club had posted a target of 156 runs before Bagmati Province in the match.
Adil Khanal of Bagmati Province had hit the highest of 27 runs while Captain Gyanendra Malla contributed 23 runs. Similarly, Ram Naresh Giri remained not out on 22 runs.
Similarly, Dipendra Airi of Nepal Police Club took five wickets while Sagar Dhakal and Arif Sheikh two and one wicket respectively.
Before this, choosing to bat first after winning the toss, Nepal Police Club had collected 155 runs by losing five wickets. Pawan Sarraf of Nepal Police played a half-century. He hit 59 runs in 54 balls. Dilip Nath made 31 runs while Anil Sah collected 25 runs.
Likewise, Nandan Yadav and Rijan Dhakal each of Bagmati province took two wickets.
Defending champions Nepal Police Club defeated Province-2 by four wickets to advance to the semi-finals of the PM Cup Men’s National Cricket Tournament here on Monday.
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