The Melbourne Nepali Premier League (NPL-M) is a T20 cricket tournament designed to bring together Melbourne's Nepali community through sports, business, and cultural engagement. The league features six franchise teams owned by Nepali business leaders.

Key Highlights: Purpose

• Unite Melbourne's Nepali community through cricket.

• Promote youth talent and cultural heritage.

• Strengthen business visibility in a high-energy environment.

Benefits for Team Owners

1. Brand Visibility:

   • Prominent placement of business logos on jerseys, banners, live streams, and promotional materials.

2. Marketing Opportunities:

   • Digital platform exposure, matchday promotions, and networking with community leaders.

3. Community Leadership:

   • Showcase support for youth and cultural pride.

4. Team Naming Rights:

   • Exclusive rights to name and brand a team.

Estimated Investment:

• $15,000 AUD covering:

  • Branding materials.

  • Digital marketing and social media management.

  • Live streaming, photography, and event-day support.

  • Prize contributions and administrative costs.

Owner Privileges

• Franchise ownership rights.

• Branded team jerseys and exclusive matchday promotions.

• Social media exposure.

• Sponsorship opportunities for awards.

• Organizational influence and long-term brand visibility.

Eligibility for Ownership

• Nepalese-owned businesses, local entrepreneurs, cultural organizations, and community leaders.

Vision

• Foster connections between businesses and the Nepali-Australian community.

• Celebrate Nepali culture and tradition while engaging younger generations.

Next Steps

1. Express interest via email or phone.

2. Attend the Team Owner Briefing Session.

3. Confirm team details like name and colors.

4. Join the League Launch Event.

Contact Information:

• Email: nepalesepremierleaguemelbourne@gmail.com

• Phone:

  • Sanjog Dahal: 0435 889 049

  • Bhisma Bhattarai: 0406 287 073

  • Yutshav Pokharel: 0412 241 000

This tournament promises cultural enrichment, community building, and business growth in Melbourne's multicultural landscape.