
Nepal’s men’s national cricket team has departed for Bengaluru, India, to attend a training camp as part of its preparations for the upcoming ACC Premier Cup in Malaysia. The team will spend time in Bengaluru focusing on training, skill development and match preparations before heading to Malaysia for the regional tournament. The camp is expected to help the players sharpen their skills, improve match readiness and fine-tune their plans ahead of the competition.

The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has reinstated Sandeep Lamichhane as captain of the national One Day International side and carried out extensive changes to the team structure following a series of disappointing performances in the Cricket World Cup League 2. CAN on Friday announced a 14-member squad under Lamichhane’s leadership for the ACC Men’s Premier Cup, which begins on August 30 in Malaysia. The decision marks a significant shift in the national team setup after Nepal suffered a 4-0 defeat in the recent League 2 series held in the Netherlands.