Nepal - Prime Minister Cup Womens National Cricket Tournament

Saturday, 25 Jan 2025

Finished

08:15
Final

CRR : 5.38

Armed Police Force Club (w)69/1(12.5 Overs)
Sudur Paschim Province (w)67/10(18.1 Overs)

Armed Police Force Club (w) won by 9 wickets

Friday, 24 Jan 2025

Finished

12:15
21st Match

CRR : 4.17

Bagmati Province (w)82/10(19.4 Overs)
Sudur Paschim Province (w)112/7(20 Overs)

Sudur Paschim Province (w) won by 30 runs

Finished

08:15
20th Match

CRR : 2.71

Armed Police Force Club (w)115/3(17 Overs)
Tribhuwan Army Club (w)46/10(17 Overs)

Armed Police Force Club (w) won by 69 runs

Thursday, 23 Jan 2025

Finished

12:15
19th Match

CRR : 4.80

Sudur Paschim Province (w)96/6(20 Overs)
Tribhuwan Army Club (w)110/6(20 Overs)

Tribhuwan Army Club (w) won by 14 runs

Finished

08:15
18th Match

CRR : 6.44

Armed Police Force Club (w)44/0(6.5 Overs)
Bagmati Province (w)42/8(18 Overs)

Armed Police Force Club (w) won by 10 wickets

Tuesday, 21 Jan 2025

Finished

12:15
16th Match

CRR : 6.60

Bagmati Province (w)44/3(6.4 Overs)
Madhesh Province (w)40/10(15.5 Overs)

Bagmati Province (w) won by 7 wickets

Finished

08:15
15th Match

CRR : 6.32

Koshi Province (w)36/5(7 Overs)
Tribhuwan Army Club (w)40/1(6.2 Overs)

Tribhuwan Army Club (w) won by 9 wickets

Monday, 20 Jan 2025

Finished

12:15
14th Match

CRR : 2.95

Koshi Province (w)106/5(20 Overs)
Madhesh Province (w)59/9(20 Overs)

Koshi Province (w) won by 47 runs

Finished

08:15
13th Match

CRR : 5.03

Bagmati Province (w)81/2(15 Overs)
Tribhuwan Army Club (w)67/10(13.2 Overs)

Bagmati Province (w) won by 14 runs

Sunday, 19 Jan 2025

Finished

12:15
12th Match

CRR : 10.24

Madhesh Province (w)25/10(15.2 Overs)
Tribhuwan Army Club (w)29/0(2.5 Overs)

Tribhuwan Army Club (w) won by 10 wickets

Finished

08:15
11th Match

CRR : 4.36

Bagmati Province (w)53/10(12.1 Overs)
Koshi Province (w)63/7(13 Overs)

Koshi Province (w) won by 10 runs

Saturday, 18 Jan 2025

Finished

12:45
10th Match

CRR : 4.23

Lumbini Province (w)126/8(20 Overs)
Karnali Province (w)55/10(13 Overs)

Lumbini Province (w) won by 71 runs

Finished

08:45
9th Match

CRR : 3.72

Armed Police Force Club (w)126/2(18 Overs)
Sudur Paschim Province (w)67/6(18 Overs)

Armed Police Force Club (w) won by 59 runs

Friday, 17 Jan 2025

Finished

12:15
8th Match

CRR : 6.00

Gandaki Province (w)97/4(20 Overs)
Lumbini Province (w)98/4(16.2 Overs)

Lumbini Province (w) won by 6 wickets

Finished

08:45
7th Match

CRR : 14.00

Karnali Province (w)20/7(5 Overs)
Sudur Paschim Province (w)21/0(1.3 Overs)

Sudur Paschim Province (w) won by 10 wickets

Wednesday, 15 Jan 2025

Finished

12:45
4th Match

CRR : 2.71

Sudur Paschim Province (w)127/6(20 Overs)
Lumbini Province Women52/10(19.1 Overs)

Sudur Paschim Province (w) won by 75 runs

Finished

08:45
3rd Match

CRR : 7.47

Gandaki Province (w)70/5(15 Overs)
Armed Police Force Club (w)71/2(9.3 Overs)

Armed Police Force Club (w) won by 8 wickets

Tuesday, 14 Jan 2025

Finished

12:45
2nd Match

CRR : 3.55

Armed Police Force Club (w)182/1(20 Overs)
Karnali Province (w)71/7(20 Overs)

Armed Police Force Club (w) won by 111 runs

Finished

08:45
1st Match

CRR : 5.69

Gandaki Province (w)55/7(15 Overs)
Sudur Paschim Province (w)56/3(9.5 Overs)

Sudur Paschim Province (w) won by 7 wickets

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