Koshi Province Cricketer Minash Thapa dies

The Koshi Province Cricket Association has announced the passing of Minash Thapa, a gifted athlete who represented the province in national-level cricket. Thapa reportedly died following a tragic accident, leaving the Nepali sports community in a state of profound mourning.

Thapa was widely recognized for his skill and dedication as a right-handed batsman and right-arm bowler. He was a consistent member of the Koshi Province squad, most notably competing in the Prime Minister Cup National Cricket Tournament. His performances on the field were characterized by a competitive spirit and a deep commitment to his team.

In an official statement released today, the Koshi Province Cricket Association described Thapa as a talented and disciplined player whose early departure is an irreparable loss. The association highlighted his significant contributions to the development of cricket within the province, noting that his presence on the field served as an inspiration to younger players.

The association further expressed that the entire cricket fraternity is deeply shocked by this untimely event. Officials noted that Thapa’s potential suggested a bright future in the national sport, and his absence will be felt across all levels of the game in Nepal.

The cricketing body has extended its deepest sympathies to Thapa’s family and loved ones. Tributes from fellow cricketers and fans continue to emerge, honoring his memory and the legacy he leaves behind in Koshi Province cricket.