Nepal Premier League 2026 Live Streaming: Where to Watch NPL 2026 Live in Nepal?

The third edition of Nepal Premier League is all set to be played from October 26. The tournament has been a blockbuster in the first two seasons and promises to entertain the fans once again this year.

As the NPL 2026 nears, the preparations are at full swing. The Nepal Premier League broadcasting rights have also been sold out and interestingly, it is five times bigger than the previous year.

The whole bidding process took place at the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) office in the capital city of Kathmandu. You can find NPL 2026 live streaming details below.

Where to Watch NPL 2026 Live in Nepal?

The Nepal Premier League 2026 live streaming on television will be available on Himalaya Sports Network, which secured the tournament's broadcasting rights for a massive amount of NPR 17.24 crore (INR 10.79 crore approx.).

It is nearly 2.5 times more than the minimum base price and 5 times bigger than NPL 2025's broadcasting rights. This shows the growth of the league in such a short duration of time.

Meanwhile, NETTV secured the rights of NPL 2026 live streaming in Nepal for the OTT platforms with NPR 18.04 crore (including tax). Hence, NETTV Nepal will broadcast the NPL 2026 live if you want to watch it online.

Since both the OTT and the television rights were on sold separately, it accounts for almost 35 crore in total. Nepal is one of the passionate cricket-playing nations and this amount is just an example of their growth in this sport.

Nepal Premier League's Rapid Growth

Over the years, Nepal have emerged to become one of the most rapidly growing cricket playing nations in the world. They have given a tough fight to some of the best cricket teams in the world and their fan base is a main reason for it.

Nepal Premier League has also played a big role in the national team's growth. The league features some of the best T20 batsmen, who add value to it. In the coming years, it is expected to grow even more, which will attract more world-class cricketers.