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T20 WC 2024: Proteas qualify for Super 8 after SL vs NEP match called-off

After the match between Sri Lanka and Nepal was abandoned due to rain, South Africa became the first team to qualify for the Super 8 stage of the T20 World Cup 2024.

SL to BAN: Super 8 qualification scenarios of Group D teams | T20 World Cup

Bangladesh, South Africa and Netherlands could still qualify for Super 8 round. Sri Lanka only have an outside chance. Here are Super 8 qualification scenarios of Group D of ICC T20 World Cup 2024

South Africa, Bangladesh, SL & NED rankings on T20 World Cup points table

In ICC T20 World Cup 2024, group D is regarded as a group of death as it has teams like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, along with South Africa, Nepal and the Netherlands.

T20 World Cup 2024 today's match: NED vs NEP Playing 11 live scoretelecast

Netherlands vs Nepal Live streaming: Disney plus Hotstar will livestream the Netherlands vs Nepal in India.

USA to Uganda: Everything about associate nations at T20 World Cup 2024

The USA beating Bangladesh in their per-tournament preparatory series is nothing short of a sign of things to expect from these nine teams

T20 World Cup 2024 Warm-Up: Heyliger powers Canada to 63-run win over Nepal

A four-wicket burst by pacer Dilon Heyliger powered Canada to a smooth 63-run win over Nepal during the first-round warm-up matches ahead of the T20 World Cup here on Tuesday. Asked to bat first, Canada, who are set to make their debut in the marquee ICC event, made 183 for seven aided by Nicholas Kirton's 51 and Ravinderpal Singh's unbeaten 41 off 17 balls. Heyliger (4/20) then ripped through the Nepal line-up as they could only make 120 before getting bowled out with three balls to spare. After the early return of Aaron Johnson, Kirton and Navneet Dhaliwal revived their innings with a half-century stand for the second wicket. Heyliger (13) also chipped in with the bat, helping Ravinderpal to make 48 for the unbroken eighth wicket partnership. The 34-year-old later returned to rattle Nepal with the ball in a fine spell. Kushal Malla top-scored for Nepal with 37 off 30 balls as they struggled to build partnerships with seven batters posting scores in the single digits. In Trinid

Nepal's Lamichhane likely to miss T20 WC after US embassy denies him visa

Nepal's high-profile cricketer Sandeep Lamichhane on Wednesday claimed that the US embassy has denied him visa for the upcoming T20 World Cup, where he was hoping to make a comeback to international cricket following his acquittal in a rape case. In a huge setback to his career, Lamichhane, the only cricketer from Nepal to have played in IPL, was arrested in September 2022 on allegations of raping an 18-year-old girl. He was later released on bail but remained suspended from domestic and international cricket. Exactly a week ago, the 23-year-old leg-spinner was acquitted by an appeals court following which the ICC allowed the Nepal cricket board to add him to the World Cup squad. "And the @USEmbassyNepal did it again what they did back in 2019, they denied my Visa for the T-20 World Cup happening in USA and West Indies. Unfortunate. I am sorry to all the well wishers of Nepal Cricket. @USAmbNepal @CricketNep," Lamichhane posted on X, quoting an earlier post when he was denied visa i

Nepalese mountaineer Kami Rita climbs Mt Everest for record 30th time

This is his second ascent of the season, after his first on May 12

Nepal PM wins vote of confidence in Parliament; fourth time in 18 months

Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda' on Monday won a vote of confidence in Parliament, allowing him to lead a coalition government in the Himalayan nation while attempting to maintain political stability amidst frequent power struggles. Prachanda, 69, a former guerilla leader from the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre) -- the third largest party in the House of Representatives (HoR) -- received 157 votes in the 275-member House of Representatives. The government required at least 138 votes to win the vote of trust. In total, 158 lawmakers took part in the voting. The main Opposition Nepali Congress boycotted the voting process and chanted slogans against Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane, accused of misappropriating cooperative funds, leading to the delay in the session. One HoR member remained neutral. Speaker Dev Raj Ghimire announced that Prachanda had won the floor test as he got a majority in Parliament. This was the fourth time that

Nepal PM Prachanda set to seek Vote of Confidence for fourth time

Nepal Prime Minister Pushpakamal Dahal 'Prachanda' is set to seek vote of confidence from the House of Representatives on Monday amidst obstruction of the Parliament proceedings by the opposition Nepali Congress. The prime minister is taking the vote of confidence as per the Article 100 clause 2 of the Constitution of Nepal, informed Dasharath Dhamala, assistance spokesperson of the House of Representatives. The office of the prime minister and the Council of Ministers has already sent a letter informing the Parliament Secretariat regarding the matter, he said. The prime minister is required to take a vote of confidence within 30 days if the party he is representing splits or if a member of the coalition government withdraws support, as per the Article 100 clause 2 of the Constitution. The Janata Samajbadi Party (JSP) withdrew its support last week while quitting the coalition government. This will be the fourth vote of confidence for Prime Minister Prachanda within one and a half

Nepal PM to take test of strength for fourth time amid Opposition protest

The latest vote of confidence comes after the withdrawal of support by the Janata Samajbadi Party Nepal and within 18 months of Dahal taking office

Nepal bans 'Everest, MDH Masala' brand, starts test for ethylene oxide

Nepal has banned these two spice brands after the news about high levels of ethylene oxide traces in the products

Nepal's Deputy PM Yadav quits in a setback for Prachanda-led govt

Nepal's Deputy Prime Minister and senior Madhesi leader Upendra Yadav on Monday tendered his resignation and his party pulled out of the government, a setback to Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda-led coalition government. Yadav, also the Minister for Health and Population, submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Prachanda on Monday morning, according to sources close to the Madhesi leader. Along with Yadav, Minister of State for Forest and Environment Dipak Karki, from the same party, has also submitted his resignation. The resignation by Yadav, the Chairman of Janata Samajwadi Party Nepal (JSP-Nepal), comes a week after his party split into two groups with senior leader Ashok Rai forming a new party named Janata Samajwadi Party. The new party has been recognised by the Election Commission. "This morning, I submitted my resignation to Prime Minister Dahal. Given the current political situation, I find it untenable to continue my cooperation with the government," Yadav

Nepal's mountaineer Kami Rita Sherpa climbs Mt. Everest for 29th time

Nepal's legendary mountaineer Kami Rita Sherpa made history on Sunday by breaking his record for the highest number of ascents of Mt. Everest as he scaled the world's highest peak for the 29th time. The 54-year-old veteran climber reached the 8,849-metre peak at 7:25 am local time on Sunday, according to Rakesh Gurung, director at the Tourism Department in the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation. The expedition was organised by the Seven Summit Treks and had 20 climbers. They scaled Everest on Sunday morning, said Thani Guragain, a senior staff at the Seven Summit Treks. At least 20 climbers from Seven Summit Treks including Kami made a successful ascent of Mt. Everest Sunday morning, Seven Summit Treks said, issuing a statement. The climbing members were from countries including the USA, Canada and Kazakhstan besides thirteen climbers from Nepal. Kami had climbed Everest for the first time in 1994. Last year, he made two successful attempts to scale Everest for the 27th and

India, Nepal hold first-ever bilateral meeting on money laundering

India and Nepal on Wednesday concluded their first-ever bilateral meeting between their probe agencies tasked to combat money laundering and discussed ways to check the crime taking place through the porous border between the two neighbours. A visiting delegation of Nepal's department of money laundering investigation (DMLI), led by its Director General Pushpa Raj Shahi, attended the two-day meet with the officials from the Enforcement Directorate (ED). "This was the first head of the agency level meeting between the two anti-money laundering agencies of India and Nepal. The meeting was aimed at developing mutual cooperation and strengthening capacity building in the areas of money laundering and asset recovery between India and Nepal," an official statement issued by the ED said. The Indian side was led by ED Director (in-charge) Rahul Navin and both the sides had officials from their respective embassies in Delhi and Kathmandu apart from the Indian external affairs ministry. Duri

Nepal to introduce new Rs 100 currency note featuring Indian territories

India has contested Nepal's decision to print notes with an updated map which includes Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura, and Kalapani

Nepal Investment Summit concludes; funding worth NRs 9 billion approved

Investments worth more than NRs 9 billion have been approved for four projects in Nepal as a key investment summit, which witnessed the participation of hundreds of investors from various countries, including India, concluded here on Monday. Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' Sunday inaugurated the third edition of the Nepal Investment Summit 2024 with the theme 'Emerging Nepal'. "The third investment summit attracted 2,500 guests, including 800 potential international investors, Sushil Bhatta, CEO of the Investment Board Nepal (IBN), said at the closing ceremony here on Monday. Altogether, 152 projects were showcased and good responses were shown by the investors, Bhatta said. Investments worth more than NRs 9 billion have been approved for four projects in Nepal, officials said. Some 12 foreign investors, including those from India, China, the US and the UK, directly met with Prime Minister Prachanda during the two-day summit. Thirty delegates held meetings with top .

Nepal finance ministry releases handbook for prospective Indian investors

Nepal Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun on Monday released a handbook for Indian investors keen on exploring more business opportunities in the Himalayan nation. Published by the Nepal India Chamber of Commerce and Industries (NICCI), the handbook released on the sidelines of the Nepal Investment Summit 2024 consists of insights into rules, regulations, taxation, investment climate, intellectual property rights, and investment procedures for prospective investors looking to engage with Nepal's market. According to the website of the Indian Embassy in Nepal, India is the largest source of investment into the Himalayan nation, accounting for more than 32 per cent of the total FDI stock of Nepal, which is worth nearly USD 520 million, as per NRB data until mid-2020. There are about 150 Indian ventures operating in Nepal engaged in manufacturing, services (banking, insurance, dry port, education and telecom), power sector and tourism industries. Indian companies and investments have playe

India trustworthy partner for Nepal's development, says Piyush Goyal

Goyal also reiterated that Nepal and India not only share a border but also a deep-rooted friendship and a vision for a prosperous future.

Nepal aims to export 10,000 MW hydroelectricity to India: President Paudel

The Nepal government has accorded top priority to the development of the hydropower sector and aims to export 10,000 MW of hydropower to India in the next decade, President Ramchandra Paudel said on Thursday. Nepal wants to contribute towards promoting renewable and green energy in our neighbouring market by harnessing its immense hydro-potentiality, said Paudel while inaugurating the three-day Himalayan Hydro Expo 2024 at Bhrikutimandap here. The Nepal government is moving ahead in collaboration with the private sector by pursuing the aim to export 10,000 MW of hydroelectricity to India in the next ten years as per the bilateral agreement reached between the two countries a few months ago, he said. He urged the government to make necessary legal reforms so that both the private sector within the country, as well as foreign investors, may find a conducive environment to invest in the hydropower sector. The economic prosperity and development sought by the people of Nepal is only ..