Nepal will host 15 of the 41 matches in the U-19 Women’s World Cup, with games scheduled at Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground and Mulpani Cricket Ground. The tournament, jointly hosted by Nepal and Bangladesh, is set to run from January 21 to February 6, according to the match schedule published by the International Cricket Council.
Nepal to host 15 matches
The schedule allocates 15 matches to Nepal, making the country a venue for a substantial share of the 41-match tournament. The remaining matches are part of the wider competition, which is being jointly hosted by Nepal and Bangladesh. The schedule confirms Nepal’s role as a host, as well as the number of games assigned to the country.
The tournament will take place over the period from January 21 through February 6. The published dates and match total provide the overall framework for the event, while the Nepal allocation identifies where a portion of the competition will be played. Further match-by-match details, including which fixtures will be held at each Nepal ground, are not specified in the information released here.
Two grounds named as venues
The 15 Nepal-hosted matches are scheduled across two venues: Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground and Mulpani Cricket Ground. Both grounds are in Nepal and are named in the ICC schedule as locations for the tournament. The announcement does not state how the matches will be divided between them, so no venue-by-venue count is available from the published details cited here.
The two-ground arrangement means the Nepal portion of the competition will be staged at more than one venue. For teams and match officials, the schedule establishes the grounds where they are expected to play in Nepal, while the tournament’s overall hosting responsibility is shared with Bangladesh. The stated 15 matches refer to Nepal’s allocation, not the full 41-match programme.
- Tournament: U-19 Women’s World Cup
- Co-hosts: Nepal and Bangladesh
- Tournament dates: January 21 to February 6
- Matches in Nepal: 15 of 41
- Nepal venues: Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground and Mulpani Cricket Ground
Schedule sets out Nepal’s role
The ICC schedule gives a clear outline of Nepal’s place in the event: the country will host 15 matches at the two named grounds during the tournament. The information provided does not identify the teams for those fixtures or specify the dates on which each Nepal match will be played. Those details should be read from the full match schedule when available.
The announcement is focused on the tournament’s dates, co-hosting arrangement and venue allocation. It confirms that Nepal will stage part of the competition alongside Bangladesh, with 15 of the 41 matches taking place at Tribhuvan University Cricket Ground and Mulpani Cricket Ground. The event is scheduled to begin on January 21 and conclude on February 6.
