The Bhutan national men’s cricket team competed with determination in the Thailand Open Men’s T20I Series 2026. Despite tough matches against Bahrain, Thailand, and Japan, Bhutan finished the tournament on a high note by winning the third-place play-off, gaining valuable international experience and strengthening the team’s confidence and preparedness for future competitions.
Bhutan Cricket Strengthens High Performance Structure with 2026 National Player Contracts
The Bhutan Cricket Council Board has announced the 2026 National Player Contracts for Team Bhutan Senior Men and Women, reinforcing the Board’s commitment to professionalising cricket. A total of 40 players across three performance tiers will now have structured contracts, providing stability, clear pathways for progression, and support to focus fully on training and competition at the highest level.
HRH Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck Grants Audience and Felicitates Sonam Yeshey and the Bhutan Cricket Senior Team Following Historic World Record
His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck graciously granted an audience to the Bhutan Cricket family and felicitated Sonam Yeshey along with the Bhutan Cricket Senior Team on the occasion of a historic world record achieved by Bhutan in Twenty20 International (T20I) cricket.
Anju Gurung, Bhutan’s New Captain
From a 13-year-old debutant in Thailand to a 31-year-old captain leading an ICC-approved tournament on home soil, Anju Gurung’s journey mirrors the rise of Bhutanese women’s cricket itself.
The Lotus Blooms in Gelephu
The name was chosen with care and reflection by Bhutan Cricket in consultation with Gelephu Mindfulness City.