Aamir Akhtar’s recent submission of a seven-point notice to the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has sparked a major controversy surrounding the ownership of the Nepal Premier League (NPL). Akhtar claims that he holds full ownership and all associated rights of the NPL, a position he is asserting as the league prepares for its upcoming season, scheduled to run from November 30 to December 21 in Kathmandu.
This development has raised questions about the governance and future of the league, with both sides likely to engage in legal and administrative discussions to resolve the matter. The outcome of this dispute could have significant implications for the league’s management and its ability to move forward as planned.
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