Bhutan Cricket is conducting the U19 Women’s National Team selection camp from 7 to 9 February 2026 as part of preparations for the ICC U19 Women’s World Cup Asia Qualifiers in Hong Kong. Thirty one players from five districts are competing for a place in the final 14 player squad, undergoing assessments in batting, bowling, wicket keeping, fitness, and fielding under the guidance of the national coaching staff. The camp marks a key step in identifying Bhutan’s next generation of women cricketers and strengthening the pathway toward international competition.
Grassroots Cricket: Nurturing the Future of the Game
Cricket in Bhutan is more than a game. It is a movement. From a handful of enthusiasts just over a decade ago to over 65,000 players today, grassroots programs are turning villages, schools, and clubs into hubs of passion, skill, and community. Girls and boys are picking up bats and balls, learning teamwork, confidence, and leadership along the way. Through school programs, coaching hubs, and local competitions, Bhutan is not just growing players. It is shaping the future of cricket, one young athlete at a time.
Senior Men Honoured After Historic 5–0 Sweep Over Myanmar
Hong Kong, China defended a modest total of 106 to defeat Bhutan in a tense encounter, maintaining their unbeaten run in the Lotus Cup 2026. Despite Bhutan’s confident chase and a fighting 37 from Ngawang Choden, Hong Kong, China’s tactical fielding and disciplined bowling turned the game around, securing their third win of the tournament and sealing their place in the final.
Lotus Cup 2026 – A Celebration of Women’s Cricket
The Lotus Cup 2026 was a celebration of women’s cricket, bringing together Bhutan, Hong Kong, China, and Malaysia for eight thrilling T20 matches at Gelephu International Cricket Ground. Across the series, 51 players showcased their talent, scoring 1,837 runs and taking 91 wickets, with standout performances including Natasha Tara Miles’ century and Ritshi Choden’s best bowling figures of 3 for 12. Each team displayed skill, sportsmanship, and resilience, making the tournament a memorable milestone in the region’s growing cricketing legacy.
Bhutan Women’s Cricket Journey Reaches New Peak with First-Ever T20I Final
Bhutan Women’s cricket has been a journey built on patience, resilience, and belief. From the early days of learning the demands of international cricket to growing into a confident and competitive unit, the Dragon Daughters have steadily risen through experience and hard work. Now, in a historic breakthrough, Bhutan have reached their first-ever T20 International final, powered by key performers like Ngawang Choden and Tshering Zangmo, and guided by the fearless leadership of Captain Anju Gurung.
Bhutan Advances to Lotus Cup Final Following Strong Performance
Bhutan produced a dominant all-round performance to defeat Malaysia by 8 wickets in Match 7 of the Lotus Cup 2026. The win secured Bhutan’s place in the final, where they will face unbeaten Hong Kong, China on 29 January.
Lotus Cup 2026: Double Round Robin Ends as Hong Kong, China Lead the Way
The double round robin stage of the Lotus Cup 2026 has concluded, with Hong Kong, China emerging as the dominant side. Led by captain Natasha Tara Miles and spinner Chan Ka Ying, the team topped both the batting and bowling charts while remaining unbeaten. Bhutan and Malaysia showed moments of brilliance, but now all eyes turn to the qualifier and final as the tournament enters its knockout phase.
Hong Kong, China stay unbeaten with assured win over Malaysia in Gelephu
Hong Kong, China continued their unbeaten run at the Lotus Cup with a composed win over Malaysia in Gelephu. Despite a few fielding lapses, Malaysia showed fight and intent, but Hong Kong, China’s disciplined bowling and calm batting ensured they chased down the target with ease. With four wins on the bounce, the team now sets their sights on a fifth victory as they head into the final stages of the tournament.
Hong Kong, China Hold Their Nerve to Beat Bhutan in Tight Chase : Lotus Cup 2026
Hong Kong, China defended a modest total of 106 to defeat Bhutan in a tense encounter, maintaining their unbeaten run in the Lotus Cup 2026. Despite Bhutan’s confident chase and a fighting 37 from Ngawang Choden, Hong Kong, China’s tactical fielding and disciplined bowling turned the game around, securing their third win of the tournament and sealing their place in the final.
Ngawang Choden’s Home Ground Heroics Seal Bhutan’s Win
Ngawang Choden delivered a match-defining performance at home, scoring an unbeaten 78 off 71 balls to lead Bhutan to an 8-wicket win over Malaysia. Her second T20I fifty, and both achieved on home soil, proved decisive as she anchored the chase from 26/2 and shifted momentum with powerful, timely shots. Bhutan completed the target in 18.3 overs, securing their second consecutive victory over Malaysia in the Lotus Cup.