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Nepal Premier League announces prize money for third edition

The champion side will secure NPR 1 crore 50 lakh in cash prizes, according to the Cricket Association of Nepal.

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  • The champion team will receive NPR 1 crore 50 lakh in cash.
  • The runner-up squad is set to be awarded NPR 80 lakh.
  • Third and fourth place finishers will get NPR 40 lakh and NPR 30 lakh respectively.

The Cricket Association of Nepal held a media briefing to outline the financial awards for the third edition of the tournament. Officials confirmed that preparations have concluded for the upcoming competition, which is scheduled to commence on Monday under the association's management in Kathmandu. The briefing provided complete details regarding the rewards allocated for participating squads. According to the announcements made by treasurer Padam Bahadur Khadka, the championship side will collect a cash prize of NPR 1 crore 50 lakh. Reports indicate that this top reward has been increased by NPR 40 lakh compared to the preceding tournament. The financial incentives are intended to elevate the competitiveness and professional standards of cricket in the country. Alongside the primary award, financial rewards have been established for other leading positions in the tournament. The runner-up group will secure NPR 80 lakh, while the third-place finisher is set to collect NPR 40 lakh. Furthermore, the squad finishing in fourth place will receive NPR 30 lakh in prize money. The unveiling of these financial figures has heightened enthusiasm among franchise groups and athletes as the tournament launch approaches. Dedicated special coverage pages have also been established to provide schedules and updates throughout the competition, ensuring fans can follow every fixture of the third season.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/nepal-premier-league-announces-prize-money-for-third-edition-20261025

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