The Nepal Premier League (NPL) suffered a major setback after the Pakistan Cricket Board unexpectedly demanded a $25,000 fee per player, effectively barring most Pakistani stars from participating in the tournament. This last-minute ruling disrupted franchise rosters and investment plans, leading officials to call for a more structured foreign player draft system to avoid similar financial and logistical issues in the future.
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The Nepal Premier League (NPL) suffered a major setback after the Pakistan Cricket Board unexpectedly demanded a $25,000 fee per player, effectively barring most Pakistani stars from participating in the tournament. This last-minute ruling disrupted franchise rosters and investment plans, leading officials to call for a more structured foreign player draft system to avoid similar financial and logistical issues in the future.
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