The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is contemplating a historic T20I series in Nepal between 2027 and 2031, potentially marking England as the first major international cricket team to tour the country. This consideration arises after Nepal's cricketing achievements, including a notable series win against the West Indies, and follows a recent encounter at the T20 World Cup where England narrowly defeated Nepal. Former Nepal captain Paras Khadka, now the secretary of the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN), met with ECB officials to discuss the potential tour, highlighting the need for greater exposure to improve Nepalese cricket. Khadka stated that hosting a major cricketing nation would help globalize the sport in Nepal, inspiring the next generation of players. The ECB is currently navigating its Future Tours Programme while balancing a busy international schedule, with the proposed series likely fitting in just before other tours, such as a white-ball series in India. The growing enthusiasm for cricket in Nepal was evident during the T20 World Cup, showcasing the sport's unifying power in the country.