Nepal is on the brink of creating history as they gear up to face the mighty West Indies in a three-match T20I series, starting tomorrow, September 27, at the iconic Sharjah Cricket Stadium. This series marks the first-ever bilateral T20 contest between the two nations, making it a milestone moment in Nepal’s cricketing journey.

Led by young skipper Rohit Paudel, the Nepal’s squad features players like Sandeep Lamichhane, Kushal Bhurtel, Karan KC, and Dipendra Airee, all of whom have been the backbone of Nepal’s rise in international cricket in recent years. For them, this series is not just about competing. It is about proving that Nepal belongs on the big stage of world cricket.

On the other side, the West Indies, a team rich with history and two-time T20 World Cup champions, arrive in Sharjah with a squad led by Akeal Hosein. Known for their explosive batting and flair, the Caribbean side is bringing a blend of experienced campaigners and fresh faces, with an eye on building depth ahead of future global tournaments.

The matches are scheduled for September 27, 29, and 30, with all games starting at 8:15 PM Nepal time. Cricket fans back home are eagerly waiting to see their heroes in action against a side many grew up watching dominate world cricket.

For Nepal, this series is more than just three T20Is.It represents years of hard work, growth, and the dream of competing regularly against cricket’s biggest names. For the West Indies, it is a chance to extend their global reach and inspire the next generation of cricketers across regions where the sport is rapidly growing.

With excitement building in both camps, Sharjah is set to witness a clash of passion, flair, and ambition. Whether Nepal can pull off an upset or not, one thing is certain: this series will go down as a landmark chapter in the history of Nepal’s cricket.