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Pushpa Thapa, the man with massive experience in domestic cricket, will be another crucial member of the team. The tournament will also be a platform for forgotten national team member Prithu Baskota. The former U-19 skipper has had a difficult career so far due to injury and is now finally ready to take to the field in Nepal’s biggest domestic cricket tournament. Tez has been a team filled with allrounders with seamers Sonu Tamang, Karan KC and Kushal Bhurtel able to both bat and ball. Sushil Kandel and Bhuwan Karki will be frontline spinners. Tez manager Gopal Wagle said his side will be raring to go for the title one more time. “I think we have one of the best squads in the EPL. We are very eager to win the title. Although there is a switch in the format and venue, the boys are quite familiar with the TU grounds and they can handle any sort of game very well,” he said. Coach Ali said they are awaiting for the match day. “Its all about how we deliver on the field now. Twenty20 is a two-ball game and we just need to make sure that we don’t leave anything unguarded,” said Ali.
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