The 2024 Prime Minister Cup was the sixth edition of the Prime Minister One Day Cup, the premier one-day cricket tournament in Nepal. The tournament was contest by teams representing the seven Provinces of Nepal as well as three departmental teams. It began on 13 January 2024 and end on 3 February. The tournament will be played in three different venues.
The format was changed for the 2024 season, with the ten team competing in a round-robin format the top two teams qualifying for the final and top four team qualify for the Jay Trophy which will be played in a multi-day format.
Nepal Police Club clinched the title of the Prime Minister Cup Men's National Cricket Tournament for the third time after they defeated Nepal Army Club by 6 wickets in the final.
Squads Nepal APF Club Bagmati Province Gandaki Province Lumbini Province Karnali Province Rohit Paudel (c) Aasif Sheikh (wk) Sundeep Jora Abinash Bohara Lokesh Bam Mousom Dhakal Pradeep Airee Bhuvan Karki Irshad Ahamad Puran BK Ramesh Kurmi Sumit Maharjan Amar Routela Prajwal Shahi Rit Gautam (c) Rabin Joshi (wk) Pratish GC Surya Tamang Rijan Dhakal Ishan Pandey Bipin Acharya Sonu Devkota Asshutosh Ghiraiya Krijan Gurung Gautam KC Bibek Rana Magar Ashok Paudel Ptatik Shrestha Bipin Khatri (c) Sameer Kandel (vc) Krishna Ayer Ishwor Chhetri Amrit Gurung Roshan Gautam Muskan Thapa Ashwini Rana Ankit Neupane Chandrakanta Paudel Kamal Pariyar Krishna Paudel Karan Pangeni Sandeep Parajuli Sushant Singh Thapa (c) Dilsad Ali Ikhlaque Ahmad Bharat Bhandari Samrat Bhusal Rahul Chauhan Abhisesh Gautam Bir Bahadur GM Mrinal Gurung Nirmal Gurung Mohammad Hussain Krishna Karki Prajwal Bahadur Thapa Nar Bahadur Sarki Rabindra Shahi (c) Arjun Gharti (wk) Dinesh Adhikari Anuj Chanara Prakash Jaishi Rajesh Khadka Diwan Pun Dipendra Rawat Nischal Rawol Bipin Sharma Aditiya Shah Bipin Shahi Himanshu Shahi Unish Singh Koshi Province Madhesh Province Nepal Police Club Sudurpashchim Province Tribhuwan Army Club Ankit Subedi (c) Firdosh Ansari (vc) Meenash Thapa (wk) Sonu Ansari Aish Bhattarai Saujan Ghimire Suhan Gahatraj Kamal Khatri Samer Karki Bhupal Leuitel Sonu Mandal Heman Rai Avyash Timsina Sujan Tahapliya Harishankar Shah (c) Pawan Sarraf (vc) Anil Sah (wk) Samsad Ansari Ranjit Kumar Rahul Mandal Bishal Patel Pradip Paswan Rupesh Singh Abhishek Tiwari Arniko Yadav Mayan Yadav Niraj Yadav Rajesh Yadav Dipendra Singh Airee (c) Arjun Saud (wk) Lalit Rajbanshi Kushal Bhurtel Aarif Sheikh Karan KC Sagar Dhakal Rashid Khan Dilip Nath Sunil Dhamala Lalit Bhandari Roshan Buda Shankar Rana Amit Shrestha Raju Rijal (c, wk) Tek Rawal (wk) Bikash Aagri Bhoj Raj Bhatta Gajendra Bohara Khadak Bohara Naren Bhatta Milan Bohara Dipak Chand Narayan Joshi Sher Malla Prakash Pandey Naren Saud Kiran Thagunna Binod Bhandari (c, wk) Santosh Karki (wk) Sompal Kami Kushal Malla Bhim Sharki Bibek Yadav Basir Ahamad Shahab Alam Jitendra Mukhiya Avinash Karn Pawan Karki Nitesh Patel Sandeep Rajali Imran Sheikh
Venue Nepal
Points table
League stage
Final
Statistics and awards Source:ESPNcricinfo +Most runs Runs Player Team386 runs Anil SahMadhesh Province 382 runs Ashutosh Ghiraiya Bagmati Province 351 runs Binod Bhandari Tribhuwan Army Club 329 runs Pawan Sarraf Madhesh Province 287 runs Mayan Yadav Madhesh Province Source: ESPNcricinfo +Most wickets Wickets Player Team30 wickets Surya TamangBagmati Province 24 wickets Sher Malla Sudurpashchim Province 23 wickets Lalit Narayan RajbanshiNepal Police Club 23 wickets Shahab Alam Tribhuwan Army Club 20 wickets Bipin Khatri Gandaki Province Source: ESPNcricinfo
End of season awards Player of the series: Surya Tamang (Bagmati Province) Best Batter: Anil Sah (Madhesh Province) (386 runs) Best Bowler: Surya Tamang (Bagmati Province) (30 wickets) Emerging Player: Ashutosh Ghiraiya (Bagmati Province)
References
External links Series home at ESPNCricinfo