List of cricket grounds in Nepal

This is a list of cricket grounds in Nepal. There are 69 grounds in Nepal with 21 turf wickets. International matches are played mostly at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground.[1][2] A new state-of-the-art ground is under construction at Mulpani, Kathmandu.

International cricket grounds
Distribution of cricket grounds in Nepal based on districts
Ground City District Province Capacity ODl[3] T20I[4] Notes
First match Matches First match Matches
Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground[5] Kirtipur Kathmandu Bagmati 20,000 5 February 2020 6 5 December 2019 4

Women's international cricket grounds
Ground City District Province Capacity Women's T20I
First match Matches
Pokhara Cricket Ground Pokhara Kaski Gandaki N/A 2 December 2019 4

Domestic cricket grounds

Province No. 1
Ground City District Capacity Notes
Baijanathpur Cricket Ground[6] Biratnagar Morang N/A Proposed expansion
Degree Campus Ground[7] Biratnagar Morang N/A
Martyr's Ground[7] Biratnagar Morang N/A
Mechi Campus Cricket Ground[8] Bhadrapur Jhapa N/A

Province No. 2
Ground City District Capacity Notes
Barhabigha Ground[9] Janakpur Dhanusa N/A
Birgunj Cricket Ground[10] Birgunj Parsa N/A
Jaleshwar Stadium[11] Jaleshwar Mahottari N/A
JCF Cricket Ground[12] Janakpur Dhanusa N/A
Mahottari Cricket Ground[13] Jaleshwar Mahottari N/A
Narayani Cricket Ground[14] Birgunj Parsa N/A
Rajbiraj Stadium [15] Rajbiraj Saptari N/A
Siddeshwor Cricket Ground[16] Kalaiya Bara N/A

Bagmati
Ground City District Capacity Notes
Engineering Campus Ground [17] Lalitpur Lalitpur 5,000
Laboratory School Ground[18] Kirtipur Kathmandu N/A
Makawanpur Cricket Ground (Huprachaur) Hetauda Makawanpur N/A
Mulpani Cricket Stadium[19] Kageshwari Manohara Kathmandu 30,000
SAMV Ground[20] Suryabinayak Bhaktapur N/A
St. Xavier's School Ground[21] jawalakhel Lalitpur N/A

Gandaki
Ground City District Capacity Notes
Gaidakot Ground[22] Gaidakot Nawalparasi N/A
Kawasoti Cricket Ground[23] Kawasoti Nawalparasi N/A
Nagar Bikas Cricket Ground[24] Pokhara Kaski N/A
Rangashala Ground[25] Pokhara Kaski N/A Proposed expansion

Province No. 5
Ground City District Capacity Notes
Kohalpur International Cricket Ground[26] Kohalpur Banke N/A Proposed expaansion
Shree Buddha Padma Rangashala[27] Kapilvastu Kapilvastu N/A
Gulariya Cricket Stadium Ghorahi Dang N/A
Lamahi Cricket Ground[28] Lamahi Dang N/A Under Construction
Siddhartha Rangashala[29] Siddharthanagar Rupandehi N/A
Sunwal Cricket Stadium[30] Sunwal Nawalparasi District 10,000 Proposed expansion

Karnali
Ground City District Capacity Notes
Nakhira Cricket Ground[23] Musikot Western Rukum N/A
Kalinchowk Cricket Ground Birendranagar Surkhet N/A

Sudurpashchim
Ground City District Capacity Notes
APF Cricket Ground[31] Attariya Kailali N/A
District Sports Development Committee Ground Bhimdatta Kanchanpur N/A
Fapla Cricket Ground[32] Dhangadhi Kailali 4,000 Proposed expansion
Seti Zone Police Ground[33] Dhangadhi Kailali N/A

Proposed
Ground City District Province Capacity Notes
Baitadi Cricket Ground[34] Dasarath Chand Baitadi Sudurpashchim Pradesh N/A Under Construction
Dhangadhi Cricket Ground[35] Dhangadhi Kailali Sudurpashchim Pradesh N/A Proposed
Itahari Cricket Ground[23] Itahari Sunsari District Province No. 1 N/A Proposed
Lord Buddha International Cricket Stadium Bharatpur, Nepal Chitwan Province no. 3 30,000 Under Construction
Sanfebagar Cricket Ground[36] Sanfebagar Achham Sudurpashchim Pradesh N/A Proposed

See also

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