Syangja – Under the inspiring motto “Mission School to World Cup”, the Cricket Association of Syangja District (CASD) has officially announced its latest player grading list for both men’s and women’s cricket. The initiative evaluates emerging and established talents with the objective of nurturing them towards national and international recognition.
The grading system categorizes players into four distinct groups—A, B, C, and D (Emerging)—based on their experience, performance, and age.
Women’s Player Grading
Category A (National U–19 Representatives)
These players have already represented Nepal’s U–19 women’s national team and brought pride to Syangja:
Seemana KC
Jyotsnika Marasini
Kusum Godar
Category B
Players who have shown strong performances at the domestic level:
Niru GT
Shreya Shah
Salina Sen
Aakriti Tiwari
Serina Thapa
Ranjana Saud
Apekshya Budhathoki
Armina Adhikari
Jenisha Khatri
Category C
Players with potential and commitment recognized for future opportunities:
Rabina Budha Magar
Laxmi Chhetri
Jamuna Nepali
Sushila Bishwokarma
Category D (Emerging – U–16)
Young talents selected to inspire and promote grassroots cricket:
Antina Bishwokarma
Diya Rana
Laxmi Khatri
Rashmita Kumal
Helen Gurung
Men’s Player Grading
Category A
Top performers with consistency, experience, and dedication:
Sandeep Khatri Chhetri
Ishwar Chhetri
Sujan Gautam
Category B
Players who have contributed significantly at domestic tournaments:
Ashwani Rana
Ankit Neupane
Saujanya Regmi
Tulsiram Bhandari
Krian Bhattrai
Karan Pangeni
Category C
Upcoming players with raw potential and work ethic:
Milan Chhetri
Bishal Koirala
Dipesh Neupane
Anish Tamrakar
Laxman Dumre
Category D (Emerging)
U–19 and U–16 players with potential to become the stars of the future:
Abhishek Bhattarai (U–19)
Bijay Raj Luitel (U–19)
Bhuwan Bhattarai (U–16)
Prakash Khanal (U–16)
Abhishek Bhattarai (Lefty) (U–16)
Swapnil Bhattarai (U–16)
Saiman Khand (U–16)
The Cricket Association of Syangja District has reiterated its commitment to promote the sport at the grassroots level, creating pathways for young talents to transition from school cricket to the national team.
According to association officials,”This program recognizes the hard work and dedication of our players and aims to inspire them to excel further. We firmly believe these names will soon shine at the national and international level.”
The grading initiative is expected to play a key role in developing a strong cricketing culture within Syangja and contributing future stars to Nepal’s cricket.
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