Maya Group has signed sponsorship agreements with nine players, including the Nepali national team and emerging players, through a program on Sunday.
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Maya Group, which has been doing business centered in London, England, has signed a sponsorship agreement with nine cricket players as brand ambassadors.
Maya Group, which has been working with long-term plans in Nepali cricket and sports along with business, was established in 2018.
Maya Group has signed sponsorship agreements with 9 players, including the Nepali national team and emerging players, through a program on Sunday. Maya Group has signed sponsorship agreements with Nepali national team vice-captain Dipendra Singh Airi, Bhim Sarki, Gulshan Jha, Nandan Yadav, Arjun Saud, Region Dhakal, U-16's Prasidh Jaisi, U-19's Sushil Rawal and Nepali U-19 women's cricket team vice-captain Soni Pakhrin.
"We believe that this will help further refine the talent of these cricket players. We have signed this sponsorship agreement so that the players do not have to look to anyone for financial assistance for high-skill training," said Maya Group Director Raj Pandey after the agreement. Maya Group has been running grassroots programs in addition to sponsorship and is planning to open a Sports Academy in Hetauda, he said.
Maya Group took over the management of the Nepali national cricket team's tour of England, Wales and Scotland in May and June. Pandey describes it as the most satisfying month of his life. Raksha Thapa, another director of Maya Group, said that she hopes the agreement will help strengthen the skills of the players and will also impact her company.
‘Maya Group’ operates Maya Cricket Club, Maya Investment Properties, Maya Supported Living, Maya Sports Center, National Costume House (UK), Maya Hetauda Royals in various sectors under the name ‘Maya’ and has been continuously supporting and assisting players, academies and sports infrastructure in Nepal and connecting the Nepali community in the UK through these platforms, said Thapa, who is also the Vice President of NRNA UK.
Soni, Prasid and other players said that this agreement will be of great help to cricketers who are struggling to establish themselves in cricket like them. Raj Pandey said that at the initiative of ‘Maya Group’, Arjun Saud and Dinesh Kharel played the ‘A’ Division League in England last year and will take the initiative for the same this time too.
