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Cricket Association of Nepal announces ticket pricing for tournament

The upcoming third edition of the tournament runs from 26 October to 21 November 2026.

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  • League match tickets cost NPR 500 for general admission and NPR 1,000 for premium seating.
  • Knockout and final match tickets are priced at NPR 1,000 for general and NPR 2,000 for premium.
  • Secretary Paras Khadka announced that digital ticket sales begin at 8:00 this evening.

Match tickets for the upcoming third edition of the tournament have been officially priced across various categories by the Cricket Association of Nepal. The competition is scheduled to take place at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur, running from 26 October to 21 November 2026. Official details regarding admission rates were released to the public through a formal statement. For the initial league phase matches, spectators will be charged NPR 500 for standard seating and NPR 1,000 for premium access. As the tournament progresses to the knockout stage, which includes the eliminator fixtures and the championship final, the price structure changes. General admission for these crucial matches is set at NPR 1,000, while premium tickets will cost NPR 2,000. Secretary Paras Khadka signed and released the press statement detailing the pricing schedule and purchase availability. According to the announcement, supporters can secure their passes digitally starting at 8:00 this evening through the designated online payment platform. The tournament marks the third edition of the competition organized under the auspices of the national cricket governing body. Matches will draw crowds to the Kirtipur venue throughout the month-long sporting calendar spanning from late October into November 2026.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/cricket-association-of-nepal-announces-ticket-pricing-for-tournament-20261022

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