On Thursday, Minister of Communication and Information Technology Jagdish Kharel and Member-Secretary of National Sports Council Tanklal Ghising put the first-day stamp on the postal stamp bearing the image of the Nepali cricket team.
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The postal service department has published postage stamps of Nepali women's and men's cricket teams.
On Thursday, Minister of Communication and Information Technology Jagdish Kharel and Member-Secretary of National Sports Council Tanklal Ghising put the first-day stamp on the postal stamp bearing the image of the Nepali cricket team.
On the occasion of the World Post Day, a postcard with photos of the players who played in the ICC Twenty-20 World Cup team and the ICC U-19 Women's World Cup tournament has been published. The stamp was exhibited at the Postal Service Department on Wednesday.
Postage Stamps have been published to honor Nepali cricket players who have played an important role in expanding international diplomatic relations through sports, according to the Department of Postal Services. According to the decision of 17th Chait, 2081, the department has published 500,000 postage stamps at the rate of 10 rupees.
Nepal played the ninth edition of Twenty20 World Cup in America and West Indies from June 1 to 29, 2024. The Nepali team was able to play in the World Cup by finishing second in the final round of the Asian region's qualifying tournament.
Similarly, the Nepali team participated in the ICC U-19 World Cup under the age group of women's cricket. Even before, postage stamps have been published on the occasion of participation in major sports events like the Olympics.
