The ACST are ever eager to seek out new adventures and possible tournaments in new locations. Baluwater CC became the first Nepalese side to play at one of our events when they lifted the Cup at the 2015 Thailand International Cricket Sixes at Harrow School in Thailand.
The following media announcement was released by the ACST in May 2019.
Teams and participants from around the globe expressed interest in the historic event with invites being sent out to potential entrants.
As the build-up intensified the following was released a week before the tournament.
Teams arrived by several interesting routes, with some spending some time to acclimatise in Kathmandu having received a foretaste of the wonderful Nepalese hospitality when greeted at the airport by Sher Lama and by the hotel staff before enjoying the vibrant nightlife of Thamel in the fascinating and welcoming city.
An Indian side travelled by road, some by the short flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara while a contingent of the CBB party along with local knowledge took the 7-hour coach ride through mountains and stunning scenery.
On Thursday
19th September the Hotel Barahi staged the Tournament Welcoming Party and Captain’s
& Officials Meeting as the competing sides and sponsors congregated and
made friendships through cricket as well as further discovering the delights of
the city.
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