Frequently Asked Questions

The photographs can be used with the image credit to Cricket Association of Nepal. However, the video footages remain the exclusive property of CAN.

The official merchandises can be bought online via CAN store while you can visit to the nearest Kelme Nepal showroom for the physical purchase of the merchandises.

All the information regarding legal and ethical compliances will be uploaded on this website soon.

All the information relating to the squads of Nepal’s Men’s and Women’s senior national team, U-19 men’s and women’s team, Nepal ‘A’ and Nepal men’s U-16 team can be found in the ‘Squads’ section in the header of this website.

If you wish to volunteer in any capacity, please email info[@]cricketnepal.org.np with your interest.

CAN is introducing a club accreditation program based on the ECB Clubmark methodology. For more information and to register your club, email info[@]cricketnepal.org.np.

CAN provides inclusive cricket opportunities for people with disabilities. To learn more or participate, please email info[@]cricketnepal.org.np.

Women’s cricket is rapidly growing in Nepal. We support progression from junior cricket to the hard ball game and are planning to start a Women’s National Cricket League. For more details, contact info[@]cricketnepal.org.np.

Schools can participate in CAN’s cricket programs and National School Competitions. Contact your District Cricket Association or email info[@]cricketnepal.org.np for more information.

Yes, CAN is developing a structured career program for umpires, from local to national levels. If you’re interested in umpiring, please contact us at info[@]cricketnepal.org.np.

You can register for any CAN Coach Education course or future courses by emailing info[@]cricketnepal.org.np. We offer a range of learning experiences and qualifications to suit coaches at all levels, from local clubs to elite international environments.