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Nepal U-19 Men's Cricket Team Begins Closed Camp in Pokhara

The national youth squad has gathered at the Pokhara Stadium pitch to prepare for an upcoming Asian regional tournament.

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  • A total of 28 players were selected by the Cricket Association of Nepal for the five-day closed camp in Pokhara.
  • The youth team was welcomed at Pokhara Stadium by the head of the Kaski District Cricket Association.
  • The training prepares Nepal's under-19 team for the regional tournament scheduled in Oman from 19 to 28 Kartik 2083.

Nepal's under-19 men's national cricket team began a closed training session at the Pokhara Stadium cricket pitch in Kaski district on 27 October 2026. The Cricket Association of Nepal picked a preliminary group of 28 players for this phase of preparations. The squad is conducting focused practice to build team performance ahead of international fixtures. Officials selected Pokhara for the camp because cricket grounds in Kathmandu are frequently occupied by continuous tournaments. The local weather conditions and playing surfaces in Pokhara provide a suitable environment for extended practice sessions and match simulations. Upon arrival at the Pokhara Stadium, the visiting squad was formally welcomed by local sports officials, including the president of the Kaski District Cricket Association. The ongoing training camp in Pokhara will last for five days. The squad is preparing for the upcoming regional under-19 tournament, which is scheduled to take place in Oman from 19 Kartik to 28 Kartik 2083. The Cricket Association of Nepal aims to evaluate and refine the final squad through these practice sessions before the team departs for the international competition.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/nepal-u-19-men-s-cricket-team-begins-closed-camp-in-pokhara-20261027

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