Nepal Premier League Third Edition to Begin on October 26

 


Kathmandu — The third edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) is scheduled to begin in the second week of Kartik, according to the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN).

CAN Secretary Paras Khadka announced the tournament dates through a press statement issued on Saturday.

According to Khadka, the third edition of the NPL will be held from Kartik 9 to Mangsir 5, corresponding to October 26 to November 21.

All eight participating teams have already completed the signing of Nepali players for the upcoming edition. Some franchises are currently working to recruit overseas players to strengthen their squads.

With the tournament dates now confirmed, preparations among the eight teams are expected to intensify ahead of the third edition of the NPL.

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