Sandeep Lamichhane has been asked to play abroad for the national team

Sandeep Lamichhane, a player for the national cricket team of Nepal, has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court against a ruling by the Patan High Court that forbade him from representing his country in a foreign country.

The appeal has been fixed for February 12th. Sandeep was released on a bond of 2 million after the High Court reversed the decision of the District Court which ordered him to be kept in jail and remanded. The Supreme Court had earlier set aside the decision of the Patan High Court after the Public Prosecutor's Office appealed.

However, the ban on Sandeep going abroad remains in place. Sandeep won't be permitted to go with the Nepali cricket team to Dubai on April 13 unless the Supreme Court lifts the suspension.

Some of the key points to highlight are:

• Sandeep Lamichhane appeals to the Supreme Court against the decision of the Patan High Court which prevented him from playing for the national cricket team in a foreign land.
• The District Court's decision to keep Sandeep incarcerated and place him on remand was overturned by the High Court.
• Sandeep was released on a bond of 2 million, but the court barred him from going abroad.
• The appeal filed by Sandeep has been fixed for February 12th.
• Sandeep won't be permitted to go with the Nepali cricket team to Dubai on April 13 unless the Supreme Court lifts the suspension.
• Sandeep is an important member of the Nepali national team and is currently performing well in the ongoing triangular series at home.
• Cricket supporters are demanding that the court and CAN create an environment for Sandeep to play abroad.