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List of cricket grounds in Nepal

This is a list of cricket grounds in Nepal that have been used for first-class, List A and Twenty20 cricket games.

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Major current and under construction cricket grounds in Nepal


List

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See also: List of international cricket grounds in Nepal

Grounds listed in bold have hosted at least one international cricket match.

Koshi Province

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Ground City District Capacity Notes
Mechi Campus Cricket Ground Bhadrapur Jhapa N/A [1]
Baijanathpur Cricket Ground Biratnagar Morang N/A Proposed expansion[2]
Degree Campus Ground Biratnagar Morang N/A [3]
Sahid Rangashala Biratnagar Morang 15,000 [3]

Madhesh Province

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Ground City District Capacity Notes
Ramjanki Multipurpose Stadium Janakpur Dhanusha District 60,000+ [4]
Siddeshwor Cricket Ground Kalaiya Bara N/A [5]
Barhabigha Ground Janakpur Dhanusha N/A [6]
JCF Cricket Ground Janakpur Dhanusha N/A [7]
Jaleshwar Stadium Jaleshwar Mahottari N/A [8]
Mahottari Cricket Ground Jaleshwar Mahottari N/A [9]
Birgunj Cricket Ground Birgunj Parsa N/A [10]
Narayani Cricket Ground Birgunj Parsa N/A [11]
Rajbiraj Stadium Rajbiraj Saptari 7,000 [12]

Note : The proposed Shree Ram Janaki Multi Purpose International Stadium in Madhesh Province will be bow shaped.

Bagmati

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Ground City District Capacity Notes
Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground Kirtipur Kathmandu 20,000 [13]
Mulpani International Cricket Ground Kageshwari-Manohara Kathmandu 4,000 [14]
Mulpani Cricket Stadium Kageshwari-Manohara Kathmandu 25000 Under Construction
Sainik Awasiya Mahavidyalaya Ground Suryabinayak Bhaktapur N/A [15]
Laboratory School Ground Kirtipur Kathmandu N/A [16]
St. Xavier's School Ground Godawari Lalitpur N/A [17]
Engineering Campus Ground, also known as Pulchowk Cricket Ground or Lalitpur Cricket Ground or Pulchowk Engineering Campus Ground Lalitpur Lalitpur 5,000 [18]
Tundikhel Ground Kathmandu Kathmandu 50,000
Makawanpur Cricket Ground (Huprachaur) Hetauda Makawanpur N/A

Gandaki

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Ground City District Capacity Notes
Pokhara International Cricket Stadium Pokhara Kaski 5000+ [19]
Nagar Bikas Cricket Ground Pokhara Kaski N/A [20]
Gaidakot Ground Gaidakot Nawalparasi East N/A [21]
Kawasoti Cricket Ground Kawasoti Nawalparasi East N/A
Gorkha Rangasala Haramtari Gorkha N/A [22]

Lumbini

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Ground City District Capacity Notes
Extra Tech International Cricket Ground Tilottama Rupandehi 30000+ Set to finished first phase in 2025 January
Kohalpur Cricket Ground Kohalpur Banke N/A Proposed expansion[23]
Dang International Cricket Stadium Ghorahi Dang 30,000+
Lamahi Cricket Ground, commonly known as Deukhuri International Cricket Stadium Lamahi Dang 35,000+ Proposed expansion[24]
Shree Buddha Padma Rangashala Taulihawa Kapilvastu N/A [25]
Siddhartha Rangashala Siddharthanagar Rupandehi 2500+ Under expansion[26]
Sunwal Cricket Ground Sunwal Nawalparasi West N/A Proposed expansion[27]

Karnali

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Ground City District Capacity Notes
Chandanath Stadium Jumla Jumla District N/A
Kalinchowk Cricket Ground Kalinchok, Birendranagar Surkhet N/A
Nakhira Cricket Ground Musikot Western Rukum N/A [22]

Sudurpashchim

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Ground City District Capacity Notes
Samtelichowd Playground Api himal Gaunpalika Darchula district N/A
Baitadi Cricket Ground Dasarathchand Baitadi N/A
APF Cricket Ground Attariya Kailali N/A [28]
Fapla International Cricket Ground Dhangadhi Kailali 40,000 Proposed expansion[29]
Seti Zone Police Ground Dhangadhi Kailali N/A [30]
District Sports Development Committee Ground Bhimdatta Kanchanpur N/A

Proposed

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Ground City District Province Capacity Notes
Itahari Cricket Ground Itahari Sunsari Koshi 15,000 [22]
Gauritar Cricket Ground Hetauda Makawanpur Bagmati N/A
Gautam Buddha Cricket Stadium Sainamaina Rupandehi Lumbini 60000
Dhangadhi Cricket Ground Dhangadhi Kailali Sudurpashchim N/A [31]
Sanfebagar Cricket Ground Sanfebagar Achham Sudurpashchim N/A [32]

See also

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References

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  2. ^ "Biratnagar to construct international level cricket ground". Cric Nepal. Kathmandu. 11 February 2013. Retrieved 11 February 2013.
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  19. ^ "Pokhara Rangasala". ESPN Crickeinfo. Retrieved 10 August 2024.
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  32. ^ "Shaping Cricketing Aspiration in Achham: Locals provide 16 Hectares Land for Cricket Ground". Hamro Cricket. 1 July 2013. Retrieved 1 July 2013.
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