Cricket Association of Nepal announces annual player contract

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Cricket Association of Nepal announces annual player contract 

In the men's category, 30 players have been awarded contracts, while 19 players have secured contracts in the women's category.






NL Today - 27 February 2024
@NepalLiveToday

The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has announced the annual player contracts for both men's and women's categories for the year 2024. The decision, made during Monday’s meeting, outlines fixed monthly salaries based on player categorization.

In the men’s category, 30 players have been awarded contracts.

  • Grade A: Rohit Paudel, Kushal Bhurtel, Aasif Sheikh, Dipendra Singh Airee, and Sompal Kami will receive Rs 100,000 per month.
  • Grade B: Kushal Malla, Aarif Sheikh, Lalit Rajbanshi, Abinash Bohara, and Bhim Sharki will earn Rs 70,000 monthly.
  • Grade C: Binod Bhandari, Arjun Saud, Sundeep Jora, and Pratish GC will be paid Rs 55,000 per month.
  • Grade D: Anil Sah, Basir Ahamad, Aakash Chand, Surya Tamang, Pawan Sarraf, Bibek Yadav, and Sagar Dhakal will receive Rs 35,000 monthly.
  • Emerging Players: Seven players representing different provinces will earn Rs 25,000 each per month.

In the women’s category, 19 players have secured contracts.

  • Grade A: Indu Barma, Rubina Chhetri, and Sita Rana Magar will earn Rs 50,000 monthly.
  • Grade B: Kabita Kunwar will receive Rs 35,000 per month.
  • Grade C: Puja Mahato and Ashmina Karmacharya will each earn Rs 30,000 monthly.
  • Grade D: Apsari Begam, Kabita Joshi, Sangita Rai, Kajol Shrestha, and Bindu Rawal will receive Rs 25,000 per month.
  • Emerging Players: Eight players, including Sony Pakhrin, Khusi Dangol, Shristi Jaisi, Jyotsinka Marasini, Rubi Poddar, Samjhana Khadka, Sana Praveen, and Kanchan Shrestha, will be paid Rs 20,000 each monthly.

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