The International Cricket Council (ICC) has selected Nepal to host its upcoming Asia Conference in Kathmandu, the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) announced on Friday, 16 October. The gathering is set to welcome international delegates starting 17 November, with the main conference proceedings spanning from 19 November to 21 November. CAN will manage the execution of the multi-day event on behalf of the global governing body. The regional summit will gather official representatives from Test-playing nations in Asia alongside delegates representing Associate Members. Senior figures and high-level officials from the wider international cricket community are also scheduled to attend the sessions in Kathmandu. Program discussions will focus on strategic regional expansion, fostering cricket development, enhancing inter-board cooperation, and establishing long-term sustainable promotion across Asian member nations. In an official statement released by CAN Secretary Paras Khadka, the national cricket body emphasized that hosting the international assembly adds a fresh dimension to the structural framework of Nepali sports. Administrators noted that organizing the high-profile gathering will strengthen Nepal's overall institutional standing within global cricket circles, expand international relationships across member boards, and directly support the promotion of domestic tourism.
Nepal to Host ICC Asia Conference in Kathmandu This November
Delegates from Test-playing and Associate member nations will gather in Nepal from 17 to 21 November for regional cricket discussions.
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In short
- Nepal will host the ICC Asia Conference in Kathmandu from 17 to 21 November.
- Delegates from Asia's Test-playing and Associate member nations will attend the regional gathering.
- CAN Secretary Paras Khadka stated the event will strengthen Nepal's international cricket relations.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/nepal-to-host-icc-asia-conference-in-kathmandu-this-november-20261016


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