October 26: The Nepal Premier League’s third season has a published October 26–November 21 schedule, with FanCode listing 32 T20 matches. For readers searching for NPL fixtures and viewing options, the useful starting points are the streaming platform’s tournament page, the match schedule and notices from the Cricket Association of Nepal.
Key highlights
- FanCode lists Nepal Premier League Season 3 as an October 26–November 21 tournament.
- The platform has a dedicated live-streaming, scores and highlights page.
- Opening-week fixtures include Biratnagar–Chitwan and Karnali–Janakpur on October 27.
- Check the match date, time zone and viewing entitlement before paying or setting a reminder.
Opening-week fixtures to follow
The FanCode listing and CREX schedule show the following pairings. The table deliberately uses dates rather than an unlabeled clock time: viewers in different countries should check the time shown by their chosen platform and confirm its time-zone setting.
| Date | Scheduled match |
|---|---|
| October 27 | Biratnagar Kings vs Chitwan Rhinos |
| October 27 | Karnali Yaks vs Janakpur Bolts |
| October 28 | Pokhara Avengers vs Sudurpaschim Royals |
| October 29 | Janakpur Bolts vs Kathmandu Gurkhas |
| October 29 | Karnali Yaks vs Biratnagar Kings |
Schedules can change. A saved image of an early fixture list should not take precedence over a newer match-specific announcement. The date of the fixture is also separate from the date on which a highlights video is uploaded.
How to find the right viewing page
FanCode’s tournament page identifies the competition as Nepal Premier League Season 3, 2026. That exact title is useful when distinguishing the current competition from older replays or a different league using the same NPL abbreviation. The platform lists both match coverage and highlights; these should not be assumed to have identical access conditions.
Open the tournament page directly and select the relevant match. Before buying access, check the territory in which the offer applies, the devices supported and whether the package covers a single match or a wider period. This guide does not promise that every feed is free or available in every country.
A search result that says “live” may still point to a scheduled event, a score page or a replay. Look for the actual match status on the page. A successful video preview is not necessarily proof that the full event is included in an account’s entitlement.
Follow results without confusing them with fixtures
For a completed match, use a scorecard that clearly marks the result. A scheduled pairing does not establish who won, and a provisional points table should not be treated as the final league standings. This article is a schedule and viewing guide, rather than a ball-by-ball report or a claim to have watched every match.
The independent fixture listing provides a cross-check on the pairing and date, while the board’s own notices remain the place to look for competition announcements. Neither search popularity nor promotional material can establish a player’s availability for a particular match without a team or competition update.
What to watch
The opening week will supply the first substantial set of current-season results. Readers can follow confirmed scorecards, any revised scheduling notices and the platform’s match pages. For travel or ticket decisions, use the organiser’s actual ticket terms rather than assuming that access to a stream includes admission to the ground.
File photo: Tribhuvan University International Cricket Stadium, Nepal, November 21, 2025. Credit: Janak Bhatta; CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped/resized for 1600×900. Not a photograph of the current event. Image source; Licence. Adaptation shared under the same licence.
Sources
- FanCode: Nepal Premier League Season 3, 2026
- CREX: Nepal Premier League 2026 fixture and match records
- Cricket Association of Nepal: Official notices
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