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Dipendra Rawat

Karnali Yaks · Nepal

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Dipendra Rawat is a Nepal all-rounder who will represent Karnali Yaks in NPL Season 3. A Karnali original, he was signed for the inaugural 2024 season at NPR 3 lakh, kept through Season 2, released in June 2026 and bought back at the Season 3 auction for NPR 5 lakh. The right-hand batter and right-arm off-break bowler has now been part of three consecutive Yaks squads. Born on 9 June 2002, he is still only 24.

His value is institutional memory: he knows the dressing room's systems and the Kirtipur conditions, and offers containing off-break overs. In Nepal Premier League 2026, Rawat is the squad player who makes XIs work.

About Dipendra Rawat

Dipendra Rawat is a Karnali original — signed for the franchise's inaugural 2024 season, kept through Season 2, released in June 2026, and then bought back for NPR 5 lakh at the Season 3 auction. The right-handed batter who bowls right-arm off-break has now been part of three consecutive Yaks squads, a continuity rare among domestic players in a league rebuilt by auction every year.

Born 9 June 2002, he is still only 24, and his value to head coach Gyanendra Malla is institutional memory: he knows the dressing room's systems, the Kirtipur conditions, and exactly what the captain wants from his part-time overs. Squads are not just XIs — Rawat is the kind of player who makes squads work.

Player details

Dipendra Rawat player details
Full nameDipendra Rawat
Date of birth9 June 2002
CountryNepal
Playing roleAllrounder
Batting styleRight-hand bat
Bowling styleRight-arm off-break

Playing style and strengths

Rawat's cricket is built on utility. His right-arm off-break is the classic middle-overs squeeze option: a tight stump-to-stump line, subtle changes of pace, and turn away from left-handers — a genuinely useful angle in a squad whose frontline spin is left-arm heavy. He will not bowl four overs every game, but he gives Sompal Kami a matchup card against left-hand-dominant middle orders and a safe pair of hands when the main spinners need a breather.

With the bat, the right-hander is a grafter rather than a dasher, capable of holding an end while the designated hitters — Gulshan Jha, Akbar Ali — do the damage around him. Two disciplines, no fuss: that is the whole profile.

Dipendra Rawat's role at Karnali Yaks in Season 3

Season 3 gives Rawat a clearly defined job: the spin-bowling all-round option behind Pawan Sarraf. Sarraf, the senior domestic all-rounder, owns the first-choice off-break slot; Rawat is the like-for-like cover who can step in without changing the team's shape. That matters because Karnali's attack is otherwise pace-and-left-arm-spin heavy — Rawat and Sarraf are the only off-break options in the fifteen.

Expect him rotating with fellow utility picks Diwan Pun and Unish Thakuri for the remaining overs when conditions or matchups demand a change, and filling in at seven or eight when the batting needs lengthening. His real edge, though, is familiarity: three seasons under the same franchise means Malla can trust him in situations a new signing would need weeks to learn.

Dipendra Rawat at NPL 2026

How Dipendra Rawat’s NPL career breaks down, season by season.

Dipendra Rawat NPL season figures
SeasonTeamMatchesRunsHSAvgWktsBest
NPL 2024 (Season 1)Karnali YaksNot publicly availableNot publicly availableNot publicly availableNot publicly availableNot publicly availableNot publicly available
NPL 2025 (Season 2)Karnali YaksNot publicly availableNot publicly availableNot publicly availableNot publicly availableNot publicly availableNot publicly available
NPL 2026 (Season 3)Karnali YaksSeason not yet played—————

Frequently Asked Questions

Which team does Dipendra Rawat play for in NPL Season 3?

He plays for Karnali Yaks, rebought at the Season 3 auction for NPR 5 lakh.

How old is Dipendra Rawat?

He was born on 9 June 2002.

What is his playing style?

Right-hand bat and right-arm off-break bowler — a middle-overs containing option.

Has he played for Karnali before?

Yes — Karnali first signed him for the inaugural 2024 season at NPR 3 lakh, and he stayed through Season 2.

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