Sandeep Lamichhane will join the Nepal World Cup crew for the Caribbean leg of their Reality Cup crusade, in the wake of passing on their initial two matches in the USA. The previous Nepal commander had been confronting an eight-year jail sentence before his assault conviction was upset on request on the even of the World Cup. In any case, he was denied a US visa regardless of the campaigning endeavors of the Cricket Relationship of Nepal as well as a few Nepal government organizations. Subsequently, Nepal were without their star legspinner when they lost to the Netherlands at Dallas last week, and will likewise be without him when they take on Sri Lanka at Lauderhill in Florida on Wednesday. Lamichhane will be accessible for Nepal's last two matches notwithstanding, against South Africa and Bangladesh at Kingstown, St Vincent. Lamichhane is perceived to have been remembered for the last crew list submitted to the ICC in front of the competition, however his name was excluded from the freely declared crew. The ICC and CAN had rather recorded voyaging hold Patish GC among the 15. Lamichhane has previously shown up in the Caribbean, where he has impressive experience thanks to his spells at the CPL with the St Kitts and Nevis Nationalists, Barbados Spears and Jamaica Tallawahs. While he has not played a cutthroat match since before the end of last year, he is perceived to have been preparing routinely at Kathmandu's TU Ground since he was cleared. "I might want to thank the Public authority of Nepal, Unfamiliar Service, Sports Service, Public Games Committee and Cricket Relationship of Nepal for their help to assist with getting me a US visa yet tragically it didn't figure out this time. I'm presently enlisting in the Public group for the last two matches in the West Indies and anticipate satisfying my fantasies and the fantasy of all cricket darlings." Lamichhane said in a proclamation posted via web-based entertainment, where the legspinner likewise regrets analysis of CAN president Chatur Bahadur Chand and secretary Paras Khadka. CAN affirmed the move in a comparable proclamation, "Nepal player Sandeep Lamichhane will pass on for the West Indies to join the Nepal group for the continuous ICC Men's T20 World Cup. Following the choice of the respectable Patan High Court on May fifteenth, CAN chose to keep youthful bowler Pratish Ji as voyaging hold and remember Lamichhane for the 15-part list submitted to the ICC. We earnestly trust all Nepali cricket allies will join together and applaud the Nepal group in this excellent celebration of cricket in which Nepal is taking part without precedent for a decade"