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Lumbini Lions Sign USA All-Rounder Shadley van Schalkwyk for NPL

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October 22, 2026 • 12:10 PM
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Kathmandu. Nepal Premier League (NPL) upcoming season for Lumbini Lions has signed experienced USA all-rounder Shadley van Schalkwyk to the team. Van Schalkwyk, who performed excellently with bowli...

Lumbini Lions Sign USA All-Rounder Shadley van Schalkwyk for NPL

Kathmandu. Nepal Premier League (NPL) upcoming season for Lumbini Lions has signed experienced USA all-rounder Shadley van Schalkwyk to the team. Van Schalkwyk, who performed excellently with bowling in ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 representing USA, is expected to further strengthen Lumbini Lions with his international experience and all-rounder ability.

In T20 World Cup 2026, van Schalkwyk was among the leading wicket-takers with 13 wickets. He took 13 wickets in four innings in the tournament, equaling the record for most wickets in a single T20 World Cup edition by an Associate nation player, held by Netherlands' Bas de Leede. His average was 7.76.

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