”The NPL will become an example and a sporting event that the world will watch.”
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The first edition of Nepal Premier League (NPL) will be held from November 15 to December 6. The logo of this franchise tournament, which is going to be organized by Nepal Cricket Association (CAN) itself, has been unveiled on Monday.
Youth and Sports Minister Tejulal Chaudhary announced the logo of NPL. CAN had announced that it would host the NPL in March. But as the Nepalese team is preparing for the Twenty20 World Cup, CAN Secretary Paras Khadka said at the logo unveiling event that it had to be pushed back.
We are trying to bring Nepal's best players and franchise cricket in Nepal to a different dimension by organizing it more. We have received a very good response for starting the process to get a team in this structure,' Paras said, 'We are going to bring it forward with the mentality that the NPL will become an example and a sports event, which the world will watch.' League, Dhangadhi Premier League and Pokhara Premier League were organized. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has suspended CAN, the supreme body of Nepali cricket, and these competitions are no longer in existence.
Two years ago, CAN organized the Nepali T-20 League by forming a strategic partnership with the Indian company Seven Three Sports. In the middle of the very questionably organized tournament, Jatin Ahulawalia, the owner of Seven Three Sports, and his team ran away. Despite playing in it, the players of different teams have not yet received their salary, while the winner of the competition, Lumbini All Stars, has not yet received the prize money of 55 lakhs.
While admitting that there were various shortcomings at that time, CAN president Chatur Bahadur Chand said, "I believe that NPL will take great heights." Leagues are being held in all countries of the world, leagues are also being held in associate countries like ours. But it has not been able to take the corresponding speed. The league in the UAE is somewhat different in the associate sector. Our enthusiasm has also increased and NPL will also move forward at the same pace.'
