Farwest Hunters won the title of this 21st edition of the competition and also received $5,500 in cash.
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Defending champion Farwest Hunters Cricket Club has won the Nav Cup cricket tournament held in Victoria, Australia. Farwest Hunters won the title of this tournament, which was organized as the 21st edition, and also received a cash prize of $ 5,500.
Farwest Hornets defeated last year's runners-up Expert Sagarmatha Blues by 28 runs in the final. Farwest Hornets had set a target of 181 runs in the stipulated 20 overs. In reply, Sagarmatha Blues was bowled out for a total of 154 runs. Sagarmatha Blues won 2,100 in cash.
In the individual category, Sunil Bhat of TWGG Cricket Club was named the best batsman and Ujjwal Thapa was named the best bowler. Dipesh Bista of Farwest Hunters was declared the best player of the tournament. 35 children participated in the Sports Chautari Kids competition, which was organized with the aim of including children in the competition.
Similarly, in the competition held under the 8th Charity Cup, Farwest Community Club defeated NNCI Community Club and won the Charity Cup. Sunil Khadka, president of the organizing organization Nepalese Associations of Victoria (NAV) Chautari, said that the purpose of the game is to build brotherhood in the community and give a message of cooperation.
Grace Cup to be organized in Victoria
The Victorian Nepali League Grace Cup 2026 is to be organized in Victoria, Australia. The organizers have informed that 9 cricket teams from the state will participate in the cricket competition to be held from April 12 to June 21.
TWGG Rising Sun, Chitwan, Farwest Hunters, Brighton Victoria, Tricon, Kathmandu Capital, Royal Rhino, The Himalayan and Grace Gorkhali Cricket Club will participate in the tournament to be held at TW Blake Park in Prest, informed the organizing body, Nepali Cricket Association of Victoria President Bikash Sapkota. The tournament, which is being organized as the third edition, will identify new and talented players and encourage them towards the game, the organizers said.
