NPL Trophy Parade Hits Hetauda: Boosting Excitement for Nepal Premier League Season 2
22nd October 2025, Kathmandu
The build-up to the second edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) is in full swing, highlighted by a nationwide trophy parade designed to ignite fan excitement.
NPL Trophy Parade Hits Hetauda
This campaign, organized by the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN), recently marked a grand milestone as the coveted NPL trophy successfully concluded its leg in Hetauda, the strategic capital of Bagmati Province.
This massive promotional effort is part of CAN’s plan to reach all seven provinces, transforming the NPL from a local tournament into a truly national sporting event.
Nationwide Journey: From Koshi to Hetauda
The current NPL trophy parade campaign began its journey in Koshi Province. Following the first phase, it moved onward, passing through the major cities of Janakpur (the capital of Madhesh Province) and Chitwan, before arriving at its highly anticipated destination in Hetauda.
This multi-province route ensures that cricket enthusiasts across Nepal get a close look at the trophy, generating local buzz and establishing a connection between the national league and regional communities.
Hetauda Celebrates: The Parade Route and Participants
The event in Hetauda was conducted with cultural reverence and widespread public support. The trophy parade was formally inaugurated with a special puja ceremony at the historic Bhutandevi Temple, symbolizing the nation’s spiritual connection to the game.
The procession then moved to circle the city’s key areas, culminating at Buddha Chowk, the bustling central hub of Hetauda Bazaar.
The parade saw a notable turnout, emphasizing strong local engagement:
- Representatives from the Chitwan Rhinos team participated actively.
- Officials from the Makwanpur branch of the Nepal Cricket Association (CAN Makwanpur) ensured a smooth event.
- A significant number of local sports enthusiasts and the general public joined the march, demonstrating the region’s passion for cricket.
Building Buzz for NPL Season 2
The primary objective of CAN’s trophy parade is to dramatically increase public interest and engagement with the NPL. By taking the trophy directly to the people, the organizers aim to foster a sense of ownership and excitement ahead of the tournament.
Following the successful conclusion in Hetauda, the organizers confirmed that the NPL trophy has now been dispatched to the next province on its itinerary, continuing its mission to connect with cricket fans nationwide.
The second edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) is scheduled to kick off on November 17, promising an exciting season of competitive T20 cricket.
Conclusion: Don’t Miss the Action!
The success of the NPL Trophy Parade in Hetauda underscores the growing national enthusiasm for the Nepal Premier League. With the tournament launch fast approaching, fans across the country are gearing up to support their teams.
Mark your calendars for November 17, the start of NPL Season 2!
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