Last September, he announced that he would give the Nepali team 3 million rupees for winning the three-match T20 series against the West Indies in Sharjah, UAE.
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Former MP and Managing Director of Nobel Hospital Sunil Sharma has donated Rs 3 million to the Nepali cricket team. Last September, he announced that he would donate Rs 3 million to the Nepali team after they won the three-match Twenty20 series against the West Indies in Sharjah, UAE.
Nepal had won the series against the West Indies 2-1 in a historic manner while playing its first Test series against a nation.
At the farewell ceremony of the Nepali cricket team going to the World Cup, he handed over a cheque of the announced amount to captain Rohit Poudel. He also announced that he would give the Nepali team Rs 2 million if they reach the Super Eights of the World Cup.
Sharma, the director of Nobel Hospital, also announced that the players and their families would be provided with free treatment for two years.
