Balen congratulated the cricket team about to play the World Cup
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- Sun, 8 February 2026
Kathmandu. Balen Shah, a senior leader of the Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP, has wished the Nepali national cricket team, who is going to play the ICC T-20 World Cup from today, a win. Balen reminded the first World Cup in 2014 and congratulated the cricketer Gyanendra Malla on social media and congratulated the team for victory.
Nepal and Nepalis have been introduced to the world through cricket. We have given the responsibility of cricket's future goals, where to go, where to start to Gyanendra Malla, the former captain of cricket. According to his experience and vision, now Nepali cricket will move forward. The sports discipline and ability that he has shown on the field will be utilized in the development of cricket and overall sports", wrote Balen.
Similarly, he mentioned on social media that the entire country is with the Nepali national cricket team. From today, Nepal is playing the World Cup for the third time.
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