The third edition of the Nepal Premier League gets underway with an increased winner's prize of Rs 15 million, up from Rs 11 million in the previous tournament. Organisers have also introduced the Decision Review System for the matches. Earlier tournaments yielded substantial income for the Cricket Association of Nepal, with the first edition bringing in Rs 276.9 million and the second edition yielding Rs 473.6 million. The association has accumulated upwards of Rs 320 million exclusively from broadcasting rights prior to the third tournament. Himalaya Television secured the television broadcasting rights for the current edition at a cost of Rs 146.4 million, not including taxes. This figure is nearly five times higher than the amount paid during the preceding season. In comparison, Action Sports previously acquired YouTube and television broadcasting rights for Rs 7.5 million during the inaugural edition.
Nepal Premier League returns with bigger prize pool and DRS debut
The winner's prize has been raised to Rs 15 million from Rs 11 million in the previous edition.
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- The winner's prize increased from Rs 11 million to Rs 15 million.
- CAN earned Rs 276.9 million from the first edition and Rs 473.6 million from the second.
- Himalaya Television secured television broadcasting rights for Rs 146.4 million.
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https://wenepal.com/ne/article/nepal-premier-league-returns-with-bigger-prize-pool-and-drs-debut-20261026
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