Sandeep Lamichhane has been acquitted of rape by the Patan High Court in Nepal, allowing him to resume playing cricket with immediate effect, including, possibly, at the upcoming T20 World Cup. Not long after the court's decision, Cricket Relationship of Nepal (CAN) affirmed to ESPNcricinfo that Lamichhane would be considered for Nepal's T20 World Cup crew subject to leeway from the ICC. The ICC has given each of the 20 partaking groups until May 25 to present their last 15-man crews for the World Cup, which will be played in the West Indies and the USA between June 1 and 29. "Since the high court has cleaned Sandeep Lamichhane off of the relative multitude of charges, he is presently cleared to play all types of cricket," a CAN representative said. Nepal's temporary crew is now in the Caribbean and has been preparing in St Vincent. They will make a trip to the USA nearer to the beginning of the competition - their most memorable match in the headliner is on June 4 against Netherlands in Dallas. Tirtharaj Bhattarai, representative for the Patan High Court, told the Kathmandu Post that Lamchhane had been cleared due to "an absence of proof". A solitary adjudicator seat of the Kathmandu court had viewed Lamichhane to be liable of assaulting a 18-year-elderly person, and the sentence was declared on January 10. The seat had additionally fined Lamichhane roughly US$2255 and requested him to pay around US$1500 in remuneration to the person in question. On January 11, following the decision, Lamichhane was suspended by CAN. Recently, Lamichhane had stopped an allure against his jail sentence, and was conceded authorization to avoid prison while the legal procedures were progressing. Toward the beginning of September 2022, Lamichhane, then the Nepal commander, was suspended by Could interestingly after a capture at any point warrant was given against him in Kathmandu over the matter. It followed the news that a grievance against Lamichhane had been held up in a Kathmandu police headquarters. At that point, Lamichhane was in the West Indies with Jamaica Tallawahs partaking in CPL 2022. The club reported that Lamichhane would leave the competition with quick impact. After arriving at the air terminal in Kathmandu toward the beginning of October, he had been arrested. He got back to the Nepal side in February last year - in the midst of fights from privileges bunches at home - for a Cricket World Cup Association 2 tri-series at home, against Namibia and Scotland, during which resistance players didn't welcome him previously or after the games. Consequently, he was not considered for Nepal's crew for the Cricket World Cup Association 2 tri-series in Dubai in mid 2023, yet joined the group later as a physical issue substitution. He has kept on showing up for Nepal from that point forward, including at the ODI World Cup qualifier in Zimbabwe in June-July last year and the ODI Asia Cup in August-September.