Astronics Management, the organizer of the NKL, which has launched a professional league in Nepali Kabaddi, has selected 180 players for the player trial based on the selection of the technical team out of 512 players registered for the second season.
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The ‘player trials’ for the second season of the KB Sam Nepal Kabaddi League (NKL) began on Sunday at the Rakhep Covered Hall in Tripureshwor. 180 players are competing to make it to the NKL draft.
NKL, which has started a professional league in Nepali Kabaddi, has selected 180 players from the 512 registered players for the second season based on the selection of the technical team. 90 players competed on the first day of the two-day trial.
National men's team captain Ghanshyam Magar (marquee of Kathmandu Marvix and best player of the NKL first season), women's team captain Manmati Bista, NKL first season champion Janakpur Knights coach Parbati Rai and marquee Ramu Tamata, and Biratnagar Bandsit captain Kalyan Bhujel are actively participating in the player trial. Players from East Jhapa to West Dachurla are competing to make it to the draft.
The technical team prepared by NKL in collaboration with Nepal Kabaddi Association (NKA) will select the players who perform best in the player trial for the NKL draft, said Amit Kumar Begani, head of Astronix Management. Six teams from six cities, formed on a franchise basis, will prepare a team to compete in the second season of the NKL through a draft.
