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Paras Khadka: The God Of Nepali Cricket

 


No one can deny the fact that Paras Khadka was the reason behind the success of Nepali cricket. There's a drastic change before and after his involvement in Nepali cricket as a professional cricketer. Most of the Nepalese had grown their interest in watching and playing cricket because of him. Before him, I don't know how many of us knew that we also had a national team participating in the International cricket tournament. There might be, but a very few. Before, we look up to big-name players like Sachin, Dhoni, Afridi, Brian, Gayle, and many more for cricket inspiration. But now, things have changed a lot. People who love cricket and want to take cricket as a profession in Nepal look up to him as a role model.

Paras Khadka, for most Nepali cricket lovers, is not just a name; it's an emotion. If someone comes and asks how you will remember Paras Khadka in the days ahead, then without any thoughts, talking about me, I would say he is the god of Nepali cricket. And there are many reasons which support my views. With many hurdles and limitations, he has elevated the cricket sector of Nepal to the level where we can proudly say we are from Nepal. Because of his dedication, perseverance, and continuity as a skipper, Nepal gained One Day International (ODI) status for the first time. It was a challenging task to achieve when he was leading the Nepali cricket back then. 
  
Paras is the name behind inspiration for millions of people both on and off the field. Paras Khadka is the factor from which you can get encouragement; when you work hard, success will be there to congratulate you no matter how long it will take. Anyone from any profession can take motivation from him. There's no second thought while saying that Paras Dai was the change that Nepali cricket was waiting for a very long time. Since he had retired from international cricket today, let's take this moment to appreciate the efforts he had shown for elevating Nepali cricket. Happy retirement, Paras Dai. You will live forever in the hearts of millions of Nepalese. 
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