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28 cricketers for SAG closed-camp

Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) named 28-member preliminary squad for the closed-camp training for the South Asian Games.

The camp will begin on December 12 in Kathmandu.

Those selected include five cricketers from the final 18 of the ACC T20 Elite Cup in UAE and the selection committee headed by Arun Kumar Aryal has confirmed their places in the final 18 for SAG.

These players are U-19 captain Gyanendra Malla, Amrit Bhattarai, Naresh Budair, Binod Bhandari and Chandra Saud.

Other named for the squad are Pushpa Thapa, Akash Gupta, Antim Thapa, Prem Budal, Sunny Pun, Lal Bahadur Adhikari and Rom Shrestha.

Similarly, U-17 captain Prithu Baskota, Rupesh Kumar Srivastav, Navin Shahi, Jata Shankar Sarraf, Anil Mandal, Anupam Singh, Amit Shrestha, Bibek Dali and Subendu Pandey are also asked to join the training camp.

The remaining cricketers for the camp are Pradeep Airee, Bhuwan Karki, Akash Pariyar, Sagar Pun, Avinash Karn, Lokendra Chand and Ritesh Singh.

The SAG is scheduled to be held from January 29 to February 8 in Bangladesh and cricket has been included in the event for the first time.

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26 Responses to “28 cricketers for SAG closed-camp”

  1. yes,alot of dirty work are happening inside CAN . ujjwal da you dont like talk against CAN

  2. Seriously ppl..why are u complaning to Ujjwal. He doesnt run the place. And do u guys really think CAN people read this? Or are not trying their best? Being a poor country, and lack of proper economy it is harder for us to sustain such developments.

    I am hurt when we do not progress..when I know we are fully capable. However there needs to be drastic shakedown. I think Roy Dias should leave once this term finishes, and we can hopefully get some new coach from this generation, preferably Ozzie or Proteas. Roy is of the classical age, bat straight..hit along the grounds. That’s basic. That’s what China needs to do..and are doing. We are now at a stage where we should be able to hit hard so that the bowlers have chance…or when the bowlers create chances, the batters can perform.

    But mainly, dont rely on just a set of pool of players. Shakti, Das, Sharad et al have done a lot for us. But the committee and coach should not be hesitant to take them out if they do not perform. Let fresh blood, like the two new lads. come in and give them a chance to show what they can do. I think we are too reliant on old players on their past merit.

  3. Here is my opinion for Nepal Cricket Board, they should set some budget for player’s salary, let say Rs. 25,000.00/mo for one player and keep 15 players always ready to rock the floor. This could be the only way for Nepal Cricket to keep their best players in the team otherwise they all look to move abroad like kanishka and Bardan etc.
    Here is the calculation:
    15X25,000X12= Rs. 4,500,000 every year

    Please take my word and try it for a year..I am pretty sure this will work just fine…
    Nepal will rise again with their new future goal which is to participate in WC2015.
    Thanks
    Mukesh

  4. Bardan Chalise says:

    @Noire: Then where is all the money that CAN is getting for ICC, ACC and the sponsors. They have not even made an additional ground. They need to make indoor cricket stadium for the players.
    Noire, money is definitely flowing in but not going out.

  5. ur rit man I have been haearing these names for ages now and its quite distressing to find that they still make it to the team even when they do not perform….. obviously they hav done a lot for nepal’s cricket but this fact should not be stopping its progress should it?

  6. Mate Bardan, I never said they have or do not have money…I just questioned it any of the CAN personnel would ever read it?

    Secondly, I have no idea what they get or how much they even spend. As you seem to know they get quite a fair bit…how much is it? Also, what Mukesh has said is sth good in theory…but impractical..where are they going to bring 45 lakh rupees?

    I am not going to support CAN or despise it. I know they can do more. But I also have noticed that this committee has done substantially more than under the previous guy. A ground is Pokhara is being built..they have sponsorship deal with Wai Wai et al.

    I think more practical solution will be to play in the Ranji trophy games..or have ties with 2/3 Ranji teams that they can invite to play and visit them for a healthy amount of games. But will CAN listen to me? No. So, will I do sth abt it? No.

    Its easy for me to sit here and just talk. Btw if u r the real Bardan Chalise..why are you not playing for the team? Where are you hiding these days? Uk? USA? Amongst us here..u had the opportunity to slightly change the cricket system. But did you? No.

    I think if we dont thrive for improvement ourselves…why do we Nepalese always play the blame game. It hurts when we lose everytime…also why do we have Roy Dias even now. He is clearly past his sell-by date..We shud thank him and let him go bk to SL…

    Also, I think the enthusiams of the fans here have died..more so because Afghanistan is the new ‘Nepal’ now. And rightly so..they play cricket with their passion..they play to win..not to participate. Their economy is worse than ours..their players probably do not get paid much either..but they have secured the ODI status.

    So, if I hypocritically also play the blame game..its u, its me, its CAN its the players….its everyone to blame for!!