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Sandeep Lamichhane will join the Nepal national squad in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the CWC League 2 Tri-Series, which will also include Papua New Guinea (PNG). Lamichhane will replace the injured Shyam (Mausam) Dhakal in Nepal’s last series, according to the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN).
Sandeep had already boarded a flight to the United Arab Emirates. On Monday, the Supreme Court overruled the order of High Court Patan to allow Sandeep Lamichhane to play abroad. The Patan High Court freed the spin superstar, who was accused of raping a youngster, on a bail of 20 lakhs, prohibiting him from traveling overseas. The case against him is still ongoing at Kathmandu District Court.
The leggie was permitted to participate in the home Tri-Series against Scotland and Namibia. He was the home team’s preferred bowler, taking 13 wickets in four matches.
Mousam Dhakal, who was called up to the national team for the first time on Wednesday, was hurt. According to a report, the spinner was injured during a throwdown by Head Coach Monty Desai. He was struck on the right shoulder and was cooling off on the ice during the training session.
On March 2, Nepal will play a critical encounter against the UAE.
Sandeep Lamichhane flies to UAE for joining National Team
Former captain of the Nepali national cricket team, Sandeep Lamichhane has gone to the UAE for tomorrow’s match under the ICC World Cup League-2 comprising the UAE, Papua New Guinea and Nepal. The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) had earlier made plans to transport Lamichhane to the UAE by this evening.
According to Lamichhane’s lawyer, Saroj Krishna Ghimire, the player boarded a 3 p.m. aircraft to the UAE. “The judicial processes were completed by roughly 1 o’clock,” he stated. Sandeep then headed to the airport. He was accompanied by a CAN member. Sandeep will participate in tomorrow’s game.”
Lamichhane was unable to join the squad on Saturday because a Patan High Court judgment barred him from leaving the country while releasing him from judicial detention on a Rs 2 million bond. Nevertheless, a combined panel of Supreme Court Justices Sapana Pradhan Malla and Kumar Chudal confirmed the Patan High Court’s bail ruling on Monday, allowing Lamichhane to go abroad to play the match.
According to Lamichhane’s lawyer, Saroj Krishna Ghimire, the player boarded a 3 p.m. aircraft to the UAE. “The judicial processes were completed by roughly 1 o’clock,” he stated. Sandeep then headed to the airport. He was accompanied by a CAN member. Sandeep will participate in tomorrow’s game.”
Lamichhane was unable to join the squad on Saturday because a Patan High Court judgment barred him from leaving the country while releasing him from judicial detention on a Rs 2 million bond. Nevertheless, a combined panel of Supreme Court Justices Sapana Pradhan Malla and Kumar Chudal confirmed the Patan High Court’s bail ruling on Monday, allowing Lamichhane to go abroad to play the match.
