Kathmandu – Nepali cricket team’s fast-paced bowler Abhinash Bohara is set to undergo surgery. In the Prime Minister’s Cup One Day National Tournament, Nepal Army Club faced Province 2 on Tuesday at the TU Cricket Ground, where Bohara sustained an injury to his left hand during the course of the game.
In the 49th over of the intense spell, Rupesh Singh, in his second ball, struck Bohara, causing him to suffer an injury. This information was shared by the cricket manager of the Armed Police Force (APF), Rajesh Shrestha.
“At present, he is at Bayodha Hospital. Abhinash is slated for surgery due to the injury he sustained during the competition. He will be missing this tournament,” Rajesh Shrestha informed our players.
After the injury to his hand, Abhinash had to leave the field. Following some initial treatment, he returned to bat. After dismissing Ramesh Kurmi and Mausam Dhakal, Rupesh Singh was the last batter of that over, and he returned to bat once again. However, he had to be taken to the hospital after the last over. As a result, he did not continue batting. In his absence, APF lost the match to Province 2 with five wickets.
Chasing a target of 247 runs for victory in 50 overs, Province 2 secured a win by taking 5 wickets in 48 overs. In Province 2’s victory, Rupesh Singh scored 72 runs, including 4 fours and 3 sixes in 72 balls. Pawan Sarraf made the highest score with 64 runs, including 4 fours and 5 sixes in 66 balls.
Prior to that, having lost the toss and batting first on the TU Cricket Ground, APF had set a target of 246 runs, losing 9 wickets in 50 overs. APF opener Asif Sheikh scored the highest with 59 runs, including 5 fours and 3 sixes in 69 balls. Captain Rohit Paudel contributed 58 runs with 5 fours and 2 sixes in 74 balls.
