Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground
Kirtipur, Nepal · 64 NPL matches here
- First men's T20
- 2019
- Men's T20s
- 134
Batting first here
38 of 78 won batting first over the last three years. All-time 52% (64 of 123). Nepal Premier League, T20Is and Nepal T20 League.
Every first innings here
55 of 126reached par (153). Median 153.
Recent NPL first innings average 151; games here have scored about 2% below their leagues' averages. Medians by era: 2008–2017 –, 2018–2022 163, 2023 onward 150.
Weather: dry, like 13 Nov 2017
Rain risk
of games in dry weather at Kirtipur and Kathmandu were shortened (2 of 123).
13 November 2017 at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground: 16 °C, humidity 78%, wind 2 km/h and 0 mm of rain during the hours of play. 4 of 430 evenings within three weeks of 15 November in the last 10 years had at least 1 mm of rain at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground during these hours.
These conditions are dry, with no rain expected during the hours of play. Only 2% of games in similar weather at Kirtipur and Kathmandu have been shortened or washed out, so rain should not be a factor at any stage. Heat and wind have shown some association with scoring here, but nothing that changes the picture.
During play: 15.9 °C on average, humidity 78%, wind 2 km/h gusting to 19.
Weather: wet, like 31 Oct 2025
Rain risk
of games in wet weather at Kirtipur and Kathmandu were shortened or washed out (1 of 11).
31 October 2025 at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground: 18 °C, humidity 98%, wind 2 km/h and 2.2 mm of rain during the hours of play. 4 of 430 evenings within three weeks of 15 November in the last 10 years had at least 1 mm of rain at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground during these hours.
These conditions carry a medium rain risk, with 2.2 mm of rain during the hours of play and the wettest spell from 16:45 to 20:45 overlapping both innings. Games in similar weather at Kirtipur and Kathmandu have been shortened or washed out 9% of the time, 1 of 11. Heat and wind have made no measurable difference to scoring.
During play: 18.2 °C on average, humidity 98%, wind 2 km/h gusting to 11.
Heaviest rain 16:45–20:45, mostly over both innings. Runs figures assume 20 overs. If overs are lost, totals and par come down.
Weather: warm, like 30 Oct 2018
Rain risk
of games in dry weather at Kirtipur and Kathmandu were shortened (2 of 123).
30 October 2018 at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground: 18 °C, humidity 67%, wind 3 km/h and 0 mm of rain during the hours of play. 4 of 430 evenings within three weeks of 15 November in the last 10 years had at least 1 mm of rain at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground during these hours.
These conditions are dry and warm, with no rain expected during the match. Only 2% of games in similar weather at Kirtipur and Kathmandu have been shortened or washed out, so a full game is likely. Heat and wind have shown some association with scoring here, but no measurable effect.
During play: 18.0 °C on average, humidity 67%, wind 3 km/h gusting to 15. Humidity climbs from 62% to 75%; at Kirtipur and Kathmandu, chasing success hasn't varied with humidity.