another Nepalese youngster Rajesh Pulami, was selected by Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) to train in its special youth program in England. While both players completed the scholarship programme that provided batting training and match exposure, Naresh stayed back further for one month and involved himself in the third tier cricket of England. Budhayer represented Nepal in the 2014 ACC Premier League where he opened the batting of Nepal along with Subash Khakurel. He also opened Nepal's batting in the 2014 ICC World Cricket League Division Three, where he scored 198 runs, including two fifties, in seven innings at an average of 33.00. Budhayer doesn't like to lose his wicket and prefers to stay unbeaten and carry on till the end, which is evident in his statistics during the 2011 ACC Under-19 Elite Cup where he scored 121 runs at an average of 121. Also, his patient century against New Zealand during the 2012 U-19 World Cup practice match is another innings that showcases Budhayer's talent. Canada In 2016, Budhayer moved to Canada. He then became Head Coach Bloomfield Cricket Academy, a Toronto-based club owned by Former Nepal national team coach Pubudu Dassanayake. Budhayer then played for teams like MLCC XI, Bloomfield Cricket Club, Nepalese Canadian Cricket Club, Centurions CC etc. in Domestic leagues. He captained MLCC XI side against Nepal, while Nepal national team was touring Canada. References External links Naresh Budhayair at CricNepal Nepalese cricketers Canadian cricketers Nepal Twenty20 International cricketers 1991 births Living people Nepalese emigrants to Canada People from Kanchanpur District Cricketers at the 2010 Asian Games Cricketers at the 2014 Asian Games Asian Games competitors for Nepal