Dilsad Ali is a specialist right-handed wicketkeeper-batter — he does not bowl. His batting profile leans toward anchoring an innings rather than pure power-hitting: at the U19 Asia Cup 2025, he was used at No. 4, a position built around rotating strike and building partnerships rather than a top-order pinch-hitting role. His most notable knock to date came against Afghanistan U19 on 17 December 2025, where he top-scored with 32 off 68 balls (four fours), anchoring the innings after Nepal slipped to 44 for 4. That innings — his highest recorded score in age-group internationals so far — shows a batter capable of playing the long innings even when wickets are falling around him, though his overall U19 Asia Cup campaign was inconsistent: he was dismissed without scoring against Sri Lanka U19 on 13 December 2025. Behind the stumps, Cricnepal's match logs show he has kept wicket in at least two of his four U19 Asia Cup appearances, sharing keeping duties within the squad rather than being an automatic first-choice gloveman — a detail worth noting given some other trackers list him purely as a batter.

Dilsad Ali came through Nepal's Under-19 system and had already featured for Nepal U19 by early 2025. He appeared in an unofficial Youth ODI against Afghanistan U19 in Kathmandu on 6 April 2025, batting at the fall of an early wicket and finishing the innings unbeaten in a low-key contribution as Nepal posted 167.

Detailed domestic (club and provincial) statistics for Dilsad Ali are not yet published by CAN's or NPL's official statisticians. As his profile grows through NPL 2026, more granular domestic figures are expected to become available — this page will be updated once they are.

Dilsad Ali represented Nepal U19 at the ACC Men's Under-19 Asia Cup 2025/26 in Dubai, playing all four of Nepal's group-stage matches:

vs Sri Lanka U19 (13 December 2025): Dismissed for 0 as Nepal collapsed to 82 all out in a heavy defeat.

vs Bangladesh U19 (15 December 2025): Batted in Nepal's 130 all out; individual score not itemised in publicly available match reports at the time of writing.

vs Afghanistan U19 (17 December 2025): Top-scored with 32 off 68 balls (4 fours) — Nepal's highest individual score of the match — in a total of 124 all out.

Nepal finished at the bottom of their group and did not progress to the Super Six stage. Dilsad Ali has not yet been capped by Nepal's senior national team in any format.

Dilsad Ali was bought by Biratnagar Kings for NPR 5,00,000 (5 lakh) at the NPL 2026 mini-auction in Kathmandu, joining a squad led by marquee player Sandeep Lamichhane alongside Rupesh Kumar Singh, Naren Saud, and other new signings. This marks his entry into the Nepal Premier League as a franchise-contracted player.

Dilsad Ali has not held a captaincy role at the franchise, provincial, or international level to date. No verified captaincy record is available. Nepal U19 at the 2025/26 Asia Cup was captained by Ashok Dhami.

3 May 2007 — Born in Nepal.

6 April 2025 — Featured for Nepal U19 in an unofficial Youth ODI vs Afghanistan U19, Kathmandu.

13 December 2025 — ACC U19 Asia Cup debut vs Sri Lanka U19, Dubai (dismissed for 0).

15 December 2025 — Played vs Bangladesh U19, Dubai.

17 December 2025 — Career-best 32 off 68 balls vs Afghanistan U19 — Nepal's top score of the match.

2026 (auction held ~July 2026) — Signed by Biratnagar Kings for NPR 5,00,000 at the NPL 2026 auction.