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Paras Khadka attributes NPL approval to past tournament success

The Cricket Association of Nepal official stated that prior editions of the tournament facilitated International Cricket Council clearance.

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  • Cricket Association of Nepal Secretary Paras Khadka spoke at the Tribhuvan University cricket ground.
  • He stated that prior editions of the Nepal Premier League made International Cricket Council approval easier.
  • Past organisational achievements in the tournament helped influence the international governing body.

Cricket Association of Nepal Secretary Paras Khadka explained that prior organisational work during preceding editions of the Nepal Premier League made it easier to secure clearance from the International Cricket Council. According to his statements, the successful delivery of past tournaments played a crucial role in securing the international governing body's approval. The remarks were delivered at the Tribhuvan University cricket ground in Kathmandu. Khadka pointed out that the positive reputation built from earlier tournaments helped convince international officials of the country's capacity to host major cricketing events successfully under proper standards. Furthermore, the official emphasised that continuous improvements made throughout the staging of these earlier sporting events laid a solid foundation. This careful preparation ensured that international authorities could evaluate the readiness and professional capability of local organisers with confidence. The announcements shed light on the systematic steps taken by sports administrators to meet rigorous global benchmarks. Through sustained dedication and efficient management of past matches, the association successfully demonstrated its competence to the wider sporting world.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/paras-khadka-attributes-npl-approval-to-past-tournament-success-20261017

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