Bangladesh Cricket Team to Tour Nepal for March 2025 T20 Series
The Bangladesh cricket team is scheduled to travel to Nepal in March 2025 for a three-match T20 series dedicated to flood victims. Matches will take place in Kathmandu on March 26, 28, and 30.

The Bangladesh cricket team is scheduled to embark on an upcoming tour of Nepal in March 2025 to participate in a three-match T20 series. This highly anticipated international cricket fixture will see the visiting squad compete in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, as part of ongoing athletic exchanges between the two nations.
Match officials and organizers have confirmed that the three scheduled encounters will take place specifically on the 26th, 28th, and 30th of March 2025. Historically, competitive encounters between the two sides have been rare, with official records noting that Bangladesh has previously played only two T20 matches against Nepal.
Beyond the competitive aspects of the sport, this upcoming athletic tour carries a profound humanitarian significance. Organizers have officially dedicated the entire three-match T20 series to the memory of the individuals who tragically lost their lives during the devastating floods that recently struck Nepal.
Diplomatic and sports administrative engagements have been actively advancing ahead of the tournament. Ambassador Ghanshyam Bhandari recently held a formal meeting with Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) President Tamim Iqbal to discuss preparations and arrangements for the upcoming tour to Kathmandu.
The administrative groundwork for the tour involves multiple key stakeholders, including the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), the Ministry of Youth and Sports, and the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN). Aminul Hoque is also associated with the institutional framework surrounding these ongoing sports diplomacy efforts.
As the March 2025 dates draw closer, cricket fans and humanitarian supporters in both Bangladesh and Nepal are looking forward to a series that bridges competitive international sports with a solemn tribute to the victims of the severe natural disaster.






