Cricket, the sport that has re-conquered thousands of Nepalese all around the world, was first of all introduced to Nepal by the ruling Rana Dynasty when they returned from studies in England and India in 1920s though the game was kept very much within them. They started some developmental program; the establishment of Cricket Association of Nepal in 1946 to promote the cricket amongst the aristocracy was one of them.
In 1961 a significant effort was made to promote the game in whole nation, the Cricket association became a part of National sport council though it was limited only in Kathmandu valley.
It has been 23 years since Nepal played their first international match and during these years they have been showing the cricketing world what they are capable off. Also National women cricket team after making their debut in 2007 is making a statement in international level.
On 15 March 2018, Nepal gained One Day International (ODI) status for the first time (and regained Twenty20 International status), after winning the first playoff match in the 2018 Cricket World Cup Qualifier. Nepal made their maiden appearance in the ICC global event at the 2014 ICC World Twenty20 in Bangladesh.
Morang: Navin Ghimire
Udaypur: Shambhu Prasad Sharma
Jhapa: Prabin Thapa
Illam: Arjun Poudel
Sunsari: Chetnath Poudel
Bara: Prabhat Kumar Chaurasia
Sarlahi: Madhav Karmacharya
Siraha: Sunil Kumar Mahaseth
Rautahat: Pawan Kumar Gupta
Mahottari: Roshan Kumar Singh
Dhanusha: Hira Bhagat
Saptari: Ayush Shrestha
Parsa: Md. Daud Ansari
Kathmandu: Amit Bir Pandey
Bhaktapur: Rupak Ranjit
Lalitpur: Naresh Rana
Nuwakot: Durga Raj Pathak
Chitwan: Kailash Pradhan
Makwanpur: Basu Lal Shrestha
Kaski: Sanjay Kant Sigdel
Syangja: Diwakar Thapa
Tanahun: Tara Ram Shrestha
Nawalpur: Prakash Poudel
Bardiya: Binay Rajbhandari
Kapilbastu: Prakash Gaire
Nawalparasi: Krishna Prasad Shrestha
Palpa: Rajesh Shrestha
Rupandehi: Prashant Bikram Malla
Dang: Pradeep Majgaiyan
Banke: Durga Bahadur Thapamagar
Surkhet: Shree Dhar KC
Achham: Prem Kunwar
Baitadi: Lal Bahadur Chand
Bajhang: Prabindra Bahadur Dhami
Kannchanpur: Birendra Chand
Dadeldhura: Hari Upreti
Doti: Dinesh Singh
Darchula: Debendra Bhatta
Kailali: Bikram Bista