The Bhutan Cricket Council Board (BCCB) successfully organized a high-performance education session aimed at enhancing the overall development and well-being of the national senior men’s team. The session was facilitated by Mr. Jeeth Devaiah, High Performance Director of the Bhutan Football Federation (BFF), and attended by all national senior men’s team players, the team physiotherapist, and coaching staff.

The fixtures have been announced. The squad has been named. And for anyone who has followed Bhutan women’s cricket closely, the significance of what is about to unfold in Kuala Lumpur this June goes far deeper than a group stage draw.
When Bhutan’s Women’s National Cricket Team takes the field at KTJ Oval on 3rd June against Hong Kong, it will mark their first appearance in international cricket since the Lotus Cup. That alone makes the ACC Women’s Premier Cup 2026 one of the most important moments in the recent history of women’s cricket in this country.

The 2nd edition of the BIFA Cup 2026 marked an important step forward for local cricket, bringing both men’s and women’s competitions together under the same tournament structure for the first time. The event carried a strong sense of moving beyond boundaries in the way the game was played, experienced, and shared, reflecting growth not just in competition but also in inclusion and opportunity.

Group A of the tournament has officially concluded after 10 thrilling encounters filled with explosive batting, fiery bowling spells, and dramatic match turning moments. The opening phase set the tone for a highly competitive tournament, with every team fighting hard for momentum in the race for qualification.

The second edition of the BIFA Cup 2026 commenced on a distinguished note at the Gelephu International Cricket Ground, setting the stage for a tournament that reflects both sporting excellence and regional collaboration.