National cricketer Arjun Kumal has been appointed as the brand ambassador by Elite Movers Education Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. Elite Movers, which has been working as an educational consultancy, signed a sponsorship agreement with 20-year-old player Arjun for 2 years on Sunday.

Mutual agreement This agreement will be renewed every year, said Uddhav Van, head of Elite Movers Education. Arjun has already scored 5 centuries in domestic cricket this year. Arjun was with Sudurpaschim Royals in the first season of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) and last season he played for Pokhara Avengers. He has won the motorcycle award for scoring the most runs in the Prime Minister's (PM) Cup for two consecutive seasons.

Van said at the agreement program, 'Cricket has become a culture for us, we cannot stay away from cricket, we have signed an agreement with Arjun Kumal in an effort to connect with Nepali cricket in some way.' He is a young player, we have made this agreement so that he can play better, our company has been working with youth, that is why we feel that we can address those youths while working with Arjun.'

Elite Movers Education had earlier signed an agreement with national cricket player Asif Sheikh. Young opening batsman Arjun recently made his debut for the Nepali national team. He made his debut for the national team in the World Cup Cricket League 2 against the UAE. In the next match, he scored 48 runs against Oman. He reached the national team through Nepal U-19 and Nepal 'A'.

In the ICC U-19 World Cup held in South Africa, Arjun scored 90 runs off 104 balls against New Zealand, 21 runs off 37 balls against Pakistan and 91 runs off 108 balls against Afghanistan. Before the World Cup, Arjun scored 143 runs against Saudi Arabia in the ACC U-19 Premier Cup held in Malaysia. Then he scored 91 runs in 108 balls against Pakistan in the ACC U-19 Asia Cup.

He has been playing the PM Cup for the last 5 years. He has been taking the lead since last year. In the 2025 edition, he scored the highest 374 runs including a century. He surpassed Kushal Bhurtel, Dipendra Singh Airi and Rohit Poudel in that order. This year, he went a long way. He became the first player to score 500 runs in a single edition. Arjun scored a total of 504 runs in 9 matches including 2 centuries. He scored 102 against Koshi Pradesh and an unbeaten 103 against Lumbini.

'Such a business deal gives a lot of encouragement to a young player like me and inspires him to play well, and he can play focused on the game.' The cricket atmosphere in our country is getting better and I am confident that such investment in players will go a long way in strengthening Nepali cricket,' Arjun said at the event.