Trit Raj Das, born on October 18, 2002, in Kalaiya, Nepal, is a 22-year-old cricketer known for his right-hand batting and right-arm medium bowling. Pokhara Avengers list him as an All Rounder in their squad and profile, with the team site noting his batting and pace bowling attributes. A promising talent, he brings all-round capabilities to the field and is named in the Pokhara Avengers playing group for the NPL season.
Tribhuwan Army Club’s PM Cup campaign showcased Trit Raj Das’s batting potential: “Trit Raj Das’ brilliant century powered them to a comfortable seven-wicket victory… He made an unbeaten 112 runs in 134 deliveries with the help of 14 fours and one six.” Cricnepal’s coverage and seasonal summaries record his consistency in the one-day PM Cup, with a tournament tally noted as “Matches – 10, Runs – 365, Average – 40.55, H.S – 112*.” For the T20 format, Team11 Nepal lists his recent T20 figures as: T20 — MAT 7, RUNS 200, SR 120, WKTS 9, ECON 7.45, numbers that underline his dual role as a run-scorer and a useful bowling option in shorter cricket.
Discussion
- Given his PM Cup form (112* and 365 runs in the tournament) and the T20 numbers recorded on Team11, how do you see Tritraj Das fitting into Pokhara Avengers’ top six?
- Should the Avengers use him primarily as a batting all-rounder or slot him as a bowling option too in NPL matchups?
- Which aspect of his game (the temperament shown in the PM Cup century or the strike rate in T20s) is more valuable for Pokhara across the NPL season?
- Can his PM Cup experience with Tribhuwan Army Club translate into leadership or finishing roles for Pokhara in pressure chases?
- What would you like to see him improve this season to become a regular match-winner in the NPL?
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