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Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) on Friday announced final squad for the upcoming ACC U-19 Asia Cup scheduled to be held in Malaysia from June 23 to July 1.
CAN announced 15-member squad under the leadership of Prithu Baskota including vice-captain Pradeep Airee, Avinash Karn, Bhuwan Karki, Fazlur Rahman Khan, Krishna Karki, Naresh Budhayer, Rahul BK, Rajesh Pulami Magar, Sagar Pun, Subash Khakurel, Hasim Ansari, Gopal Kumar Singh, Saurabh Khanal and Ram Naresh Giri.
Similarly, four players have been kept as reserve - Nischal Pandey, Rupesh Srivastav, Pawan Shrestha and Prajesh Bahadur Singh.
Nepal is drawn with host Malaysia, Pakistan and India in Group A while Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Qatar and Sri Lanka are in Group B. Nepalnews.com
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