The first upcoming international cricket ground which was supposed to be inaugurated in April 2020 has been postponed to 2021 due to the impact of Covid-19. Presently, the ground is known as the Gelephu International Cricket Ground (GICG) and is located opposite to the Gelephu Higher Secondary School. The ground is facilitated with six center
Bhutanese Women’s National Cricket team will compete for a spot in the upcoming ICC Women’s T20 World Cup which will be held in 2022. Bhutan along with Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, China, Hong Kong, Myanmar and Nepal will fight for the two spots. As a pathway event to the tournament, the teams will play
Bhutan Cricket family wishes all our friends from India “A Happy Independence Day”. We pray for a peaceful and prosperous India. Long Live Our Friendship India in Bhutan (Embassy of India, Thimphu) #StayHomeStaySafe #SocialDistance #WearMask #WashHand
Cricketers around the world are staying home and staying safe, while also trying to find ways to fill their days. Here’s what they’re up to. No cricket, no school – but that has not deterred Bhutan cricket from using the extra time to impart cricketing knowledge to youngsters in a series of youtube videos. Readmore
BCCB celebrated international women’s day in Thimphu. An exhibition match was organised between mixed group of women’s and men’s today in pelkhil cricket ground. Celebrating the achievements of women all over the world for their achievements of all aspect in life. Thanking women for the Changes and the impact they have had on any professional
BCCB 2nd Coordination Meeting took place at Hotel Phuntsho Pelri, Thimphu Yesterday.The meeting was chaired by Mr. Damber S Gurung
Bhutan Women’s coach Sanjeevan feels that his side can get into World T20 qualifier shortly.
This event has been organized in collaboration with UNICEF Bhutan and BCCB.
His coaching philosophies among youth revolve around hard work, discipline and respect.
Bhutan is committed in developing women’s cricket on