NPL to enforce stricter criteria for players' eligibility, NOC mandatory for foreign players
Summary
The Nepal Premier League will enforce stricter eligibility and anti-corruption rules after recognition by the ICC, including mandatory NOCs for foreign players. CAN also said it is preparing to host the ICC Asia Conference in Kathmandu in November.
Key Points
- The Nepal Premier League will tighten player eligibility rules and anti-corruption measures after receiving ICC recognition.
- Foreign players must obtain a No Objection Certificate from their national cricket boards, and players from unsanctioned tournaments in the past six months will be ineligible.
- Each franchise will be allowed six to eight foreign players, with seven Nepali and four foreign players required in the playing XI.
- CAN is preparing to host the ICC Asia Conference in Kathmandu from November 19 to 21.
