Two Nepalis alongside top cricketers as Cricket Australia’s Multicultural Ambassadors

Cricket Australia has announced a list of 54 Multicultural Ambassadors for its Multicultural Ambassador Program aimed to advocate inclusivity and drive positive change within sports. Alongside representatives from the diverse diaspora and indigenous communities, Amit Lohani and Bijaya Joshi are representing the Nepali community on the platform.

(L to R) Usman Khawaja, Bijaya Joshi, Ravi Shastri, Amit Lohani and Wasim Akram are among the Cricket Australia Multicultural Ambassadors. Credit: Getty Images/Graham Denholm/Stringer, Facebook/Bijaya Joshi, Getty Images/Gareth Copley-ICC/Contributor, Supplied/Amit Lohani, Getty Images/Visionhaus/Contributor

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Published 24 May 2024 5:32pm

By SBS Nepali

Source: SBS

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