Jail went in rape case, now played 4 wickets after playing for Rs 3100 – black star of cricket shines in poverty

Rape Case: Sometimes life hurt the blame on him, sometimes the situation dropped him down from the ground. The one who had heard the echo of celebration in the field, was hitting the walls of the jail in a rape case till some time ago. But it is said that if there is a passion, then the lights can be found even in the dark and this black star of cricket did the same-after losing something, he again put himself in the field, and did something that everyone was stunned.

4 overs, 11 runs, 4 wickets – stormy storm

We are talking about Nepal spinner Sandeep Lamichhane, who has also eaten the air of jail in the Rape Case. The Glassgies played a T20 match between Nepal and the Netherlands on Tuesday, in which the Netherlands batting shattered like a cards.

For Nepal, Sandeep gave just 11 runs in his four overs and took 4 important wickets. Missed a hat -trick, but left no stone unturned to break the back of the opponents. His 18 dot balls overturned the match.

Sandeep is the same player who was accused of raping an 18 -year -old girl in 2022. He was arrested, jailed and then got bail. In January 2024, the court convicted him and sentenced him to 8 years, but he was acquitted in the appeal.

After a long legal struggle, he returned to cricket- and is now making his place again on the field. His image was deeply stained after being convicted in the rape case, but he proved himself again as he was acquitted after the appeal.

Win and clap, Price just Rs 3100

The team won the match by 2 wickets, and the bowler was declared a ‘Player of the Match’. But he got only 3100 rupees in exchange for hard work and match -winning performance – this is the fixed amount of Nepal Cricket Board, of an international T20 match.

Once surrounded by praise, this player is going out of criticism and moving towards respect again. Betting into controversies, dragged into courts-he did not give up. Now not just for Rs 3100, is playing to get his own identity back.