The Bhutan Cricket Council Board (BCCB) convened its 4th Cricket Development Committee (CDC) Meeting yesterday at the Bhutan Cricket Conference Hall, marking a historic step forward for the sport in the country. The session was the first to include representatives from all newly established CDC Subcommittees, following their ratification during the 15th Annual General Meeting in April 2026.

The Bhutan Cricket Council Board (BCCB) is proud to announce the appointment of Ranjung Mikyo Dorji as the 6th captain of the Bhutan Men’s National Team. Ranjung will lead the Dragons across both One Day International (ODI) and Twenty20 International (T20I) formats.

The appointment comes as Bhutan Cricket enters an important phase of its development journey, with the ACC Men’s Challenger Cup 2026 in Singapore on the horizon. The national team is eager to build on recent progress and continue its steady growth as an emerging force in associate cricket.

Ahead of their departure to Malaysia for the ACC Women’s Premier Cup 2026, the Bhutan Women’s National Cricket Team today held a special team meeting with the President, coinciding with the celebration of his birthday and marking an important moment for the squad before the upcoming international campaign.

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.

Bhutan Women’s National Cricket Team is set to compete in the ACC Women’s Premier Cup 2026, scheduled to take place in Malaysia from 1st to 13th June 2026. The tournament will bring together emerging women’s cricket nations from across Asia in a major regional competition.

The Bhutan Cricket Council Board (BCCB) successfully held its Annual Conference and 15th Annual General Meeting from 26–27 April 2026 at Gold Fish Resort in Gelephu. The two-day event brought together Board Members, Regional Heads, Coaches, District Coordinators, and staff to review progress and plan for the future of cricket in Bhutan.

The Bhutan Cricket Council Board (BCCB), in partnership with the Bhutan Olympic Committee, the Embassy of India, and BIFA Gelephu, has announced the second edition of the Bhutan India Friendship Association (BIFA) Cup 2026. The tournament will be held from 21st to 28th April 2026 at the Gelephu International Cricket Ground.

Bhutan Cricket hosted His Excellency Mr. Noriaki Abe, Minister (Political) at the Embassy of Japan in New Delhi, at its headquarters today. His Excellency also serves as an Advisor to the Japan Cricket Association, adding further significance to the engagement for cricket development in both nations.
The visit formed part of the ongoing sporting and diplomatic engagement between Bhutan and Japan, as the two nations commemorate the 40th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations.

The Bhutan Cricket Council Board (BCCB) is pleased to announce the appointment of Arzoo Raj as the Head Coach of the Bhutan Women’s National Team. This marks his return to the national side, having previously led the team during the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier in Malaysia in 2023.

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.