He will be unable to play due to a hamstring strain, the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) announced on Sunday.
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Fast bowler Nandan Yadav will miss the remaining matches of the Cricket World Cup League 2 currently being held in the Netherlands. The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) announced on Sunday that he will be unable to play due to a hamstring strain.
During the first match against Namibia on Tuesday, he was seen leaving the field feeling discomfort, as shown in the live broadcast. After that, he did not play in the second match against the Netherlands on Thursday. Another fast bowler, Hemant Dhami, is included in the Nepali squad as the 16th player and will likely replace Nandan in Nepal’s 15-member team.
Nepal will play its remaining two League 2 matches against Namibia on Monday and the Netherlands on Wednesday. Nepal lost both of its first two matches against Namibia and the Netherlands, managing to score only 157 runs while batting first in both games.
