The National, the popular English-language newspaper from Abu Dhabi,
has pitched up Nepali cricket team skipper Paras Khadka, as one of the five
players from the non-test-playing nations, who could make it to the Indian
Premier League (IPL) this year, if the Indian franchises “wanted to expand
their recruitment drive beyond the Test-playing nations”.
Hailing the right-hander all-rounder, The National wrote,
“Unsurprisingly for those who have followed the progress of the Himalayan side
during their rise beyond the mainstream, Khadka was the central figure in their
excellence.”
भिडिओ हेर्न तल क्लिक गर्नु होस्
भिडिओ हेर्न तल क्लिक गर्नु होस्
“He bowls seamers and off-spin, swallows catches, and can hit a long
ball,” the news post on The National’s online portal read. “He put one onto the
roof of the main stand at Sharjah stadium in practice before the World T20.”
Marching for the first time on a World Cup stage earlier this month,
the Nepali team under the captainship of Khadka very well proved their worth by
winning two of the total three matches played in the group stage. Nepal beat
Hong Kong and Afghanistan, while losing to the much stronger Test-playing
Bangladesh in a fighting spirit.
भिडिओ हेर्न तल क्लिक गर्नु होस्
भिडिओ हेर्न तल क्लिक गर्नु होस्
Among the other four players The National has pitched along with Khadka
for IPL are Mohammed Sahzad (Afghanistan), Stephan Myburgh (Netherlands), Paul
Stirling (Ireland) and Irfan Ahmed (Hong Kong).
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