Struggles Behind the Spotlight

Lamichhane, known for his leg-spin wizardry in top international leagues such as the IPL (Indian Premier League), BBL (Big Bash League), and PSL (Pakistan Super League), candidly admitted that the pressure and fame once became unbearable.

“There was a time when I didn’t see a future in cricket anymore,” he said. “The pressure, the expectations, and everything happening around me — it got too heavy.”

Choosing Passion Over Profit

Despite lucrative opportunities across the globe, Sandeep emphasized that his love for the game—not financial gain—keeps him going.

“For me, it’s never been about money. It’s about the chance to prove myself, to play, and to represent my country.”

Leadership, Controversy, and Growth

As the former captain of Nepal’s national cricket team, Lamichhane reflected on the complexities of leadership and the lessons learned through controversy. While he chose not to dive into past scandals, his words conveyed a desire for renewal and personal growth.

“I’ve made mistakes, but I’ve also learned from them. What matters now is how I move forward.”

His recent rejection of a central contract from the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has sparked a nationwide debate and intensified scrutiny of player-board relations.

A Message of Hope to the Next Generation

Addressing his loyal fans and aspiring cricketers, Lamichhane delivered a heartfelt message:

“To every young cricketer out there: don’t give up. The path is hard, but if you believe in yourself, you can overcome anything.”

A New Chapter for Nepal’s Cricket Icon

Lamichhane’s revelations have struck a chord across social media and cricket forums, earning him praise for his honesty and resilience. As Nepal gears up for upcoming international fixtures, his renewed focus could mark the beginning of an inspiring comeback story.