Karnali Yaks Franchise - NPL T20 Cricket

Karnali Yaks

Birendranagar's Nepal Premier League franchise, captained by Sompal Kami. The Yaks reached Qualifier 2 in Season 1 and hold the league's highest individual score, Mark Watt's 114 not out.

The Karnali Yaks are the Nepal Premier League franchise based in Birendranagar, Karnali Province. Sompal Kami captains the side.

The Yaks reached Qualifier 2 in Season 1 (2024) and finished 6th in Season 2 (2025). In this page, you will read about the full Karnali Yaks squad 2026 — every confirmed player, the Season 3 fixtures, the club's season-by-season record and the latest Yaks news.

2026 Season Outlook

  • Entity Profile: Karnali Yaks is a professional T20 franchise in the Nepal Premier League, based in Birendranagar, Karnali Province.
  • Season Record: The Yaks reached Qualifier 2 in Season 1 (2024) and finished 6th in Season 2 (2025).
  • Strategic Focus: Sompal Kami's all-round leadership pairs with Scotland spinner Mark Watt for control through the middle overs and Akbar Ali's overseas pedigree in a squad built for Kirtipur's turning tracks.

Quick Facts

Founded2024
CaptainSompal Kami
NPL Titles0
OwnerHimalayan Builders
Franchise FeeNPR 1.11 Crore
Home ProvinceKarnali Province
Home GroundKirtipur Stadium
Team ColorsBrown & White
MascotYak

Season by Season

Season League Position Final Result
Season 1 (2024) Top four Reached Qualifier 2 (playoffs)
Season 2 (2025) 6th League stage
Season 3 (2026) Starts October 26, 2026 —

Key Current Players

These names are from the latest retained-player list and the completed July 6 auction.

Karnali Yaks Season 3 Full Squad

Official Karnali Yaks team logo - Nepal Premier League 2026
Karnali Yaks
15 players7 retained6 auction buys2 overseas signings

Auction spend: NPR 26 lakh • Purse left: NPR 16 lakh

Sompal Kami
Retained

Sompal Kami

Retained player

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Gulshan Kumar Jha
Retained

Gulshan Kumar Jha

Retained player

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Nandan Yadav
Retained

Nandan Yadav

Retained player

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Deepak Dumre
Retained

Deepak Dumre

Retained player

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Pawan Sarraf
Retained

Pawan Sarraf

Retained player

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Unish Bikram Singh Thakuri
Retained

Unish Bikram Singh Thakuri

Retained player

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Yuvraj Khatri
Retained

Yuvraj Khatri

Retained player

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Bipin Prasad Sharma
Bought 5L
Auction buy

Bipin Prasad Sharma

Auction buy - Bowler

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Dipendra Rawat
Bought 5L
Auction buy

Dipendra Rawat

Auction buy - All-rounder

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Diwan Pun
Bought 2L
Auction buy

Diwan Pun

Auction buy - All-rounder

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Sachin Sharma
Bought 2L
Auction buy

Sachin Sharma

Auction buy - Batter

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Shubh Kansakar
Bought 10L
Auction buy

Shubh Kansakar

Auction buy - Batter

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Surya Tamang
Bought 2L
Auction buy

Surya Tamang

Auction buy - Bowler

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Mark Watt
Overseas
Overseas signing

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Overseas signing - Bowler

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Akbar Ali
Overseas
Overseas signing

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Overseas signing - Wicketkeeper-batter

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Karnali Yaks overseas signings — Season 3

Direct overseas contracts for NPL Season 3. Availability is subject to national duty and league clearance.

Overseas playerCountryRole
Mark WattScotlandBowler
Akbar AliBangladeshWicketkeeper-batter

Meet the overseas signings

Mark Watt (Scotland): the Edinburgh-born slow left-arm orthodox spinner has been a Scotland international since 2015, with 92 ODIs and 83 T20Is and a T20I best of 5/27 against the Netherlands. In Season 2 he scored the highest individual innings in NPL history — 114 not out off 44 balls against Lumbini Lions — and finished the season with 246 runs in seven matches for Karnali; he returns as the Yaks' overseas bowler for Season 3.

Akbar Ali (Bangladesh): the Rangpur-born wicketkeeper-batter captained Bangladesh to the 2020 Under-19 World Cup title — the country's first ICC trophy at any level — finishing unbeaten on 43 in the final as Bangladesh beat India by three wickets under the DLS method. He was named in Bangladesh's senior T20I squad against Pakistan in November 2021, and for Season 3 he is Karnali's first-choice wicketkeeper and lower-order finisher.

Karnali Yaks retained players and auction buys

Only confirmed retained players and July 6, 2026 auction buys are shown here, so older squad names stay out of the team page.

Retained players

Retained playerRole
Sompal KamiBowler
Gulshan Kumar JhaAll-rounder
Nandan YadavBowler
Deepak DumreWicket-keeper
Pawan SarrafBatter
Unish Bikram Singh ThakuriBatter
Yuvraj KhatriBowler

Auction buys with confirmed prices

Auction playerRolePrice
Bipin Prasad SharmaBowlerNPR 5 lakh
Dipendra RawatAll-rounderNPR 5 lakh
Diwan PunAll-rounderNPR 2 lakh
Sachin SharmaBatterNPR 2 lakh
Shubh KansakarBatterNPR 10 lakh
Surya TamangBowlerNPR 2 lakh

Karnali Yaks Fixtures 2026

Nepal Premier League Season 3 runs from October 26 to November 21, 2026. Below are the Karnali Yaks' Season 3 fixtures (subject to change). Open any card for the full match preview:

Karnali Yaks Records

  • Most runs: Will Bosisto — 290 runs in 11 matches (average 36.25, strike rate 114.6), the most by any Karnali Yaks batter across the first two seasons.
  • Most wickets: Nandan Yadav — 19 wickets in 15 matches (average 20.16, economy 8.25), the most by any Karnali Yaks bowler across the first two seasons.
  • League record: Mark Watt's 114 not out off 44 balls against Lumbini Lions on 22 November 2025 is the highest individual score in Nepal Premier League history.
  • Best season: Season 1 (2024): fourth in the league stage, then beat Chitwan Rhinos in the Eliminator before losing Qualifier 2 to Janakpur Bolts — a third-place finish, still the franchise's best.
  • All-time record: Played 16, won 7, lost 9 across the first two seasons (win rate 43.8%).

Karnali Yaks All-Time Top Run Scorers

PlayerRunsMatchesAverageStrike Rate
Will Bosisto2901136.25114.6
Mark Watt246741.00161.8
Gulshan Jha2421422.00126.0
Priyank Panchal197728.14140.7
Chadwick Walton183922.88120.4

Karnali Yaks All-Time Top Wicket Takers

PlayerWicketsMatchesAverageEconomy
Nandan Yadav191520.168.25
Sompal Kami181625.338.47
Bipin Sharma151217.276.42
Will Bosisto121220.676.94
Zeeshan Maqsood10917.705.47

Season 2 (2025) Match Results

DateMatchOpponentScoresResult
18 Nov 2025Match 2Chitwan RhinosKarnali Yaks 166/3 (20 ov) · Chitwan Rhinos 171/6 (19.1 ov)Lost by 4 wickets
22 Nov 2025Match 7Lumbini LionsLumbini Lions 156/8 (20 ov) · Karnali Yaks 161/1 (12.2 ov)Won by 9 wickets
24 Nov 2025Match 10Sudurpaschim RoyalsSudurpaschim Royals 139/9 (20 ov) · Karnali Yaks 94 all out (19.2 ov)Lost by 45 runs
28 Nov 2025Match 16Biratnagar KingsKarnali Yaks 160/3 (20 ov) · Biratnagar Kings 163/7 (19.5 ov)Lost by 3 wickets
30 Nov 2025Match 19Kathmandu GorkhasKarnali Yaks 149/7 (20 ov) · Kathmandu Gorkhas 155/5 (18 ov)Lost by 5 wickets
2 Dec 2025Match 21Pokhara AvengersPokhara Avengers 201/2 (20 ov) · Karnali Yaks 167 all out (19 ov)Lost by 34 runs
7 Dec 2025Match 28Janakpur BoltsKarnali Yaks 129/9 (20 ov) · Janakpur Bolts 126/7 (20 ov)Won by 3 runs

Season 1 (2024) Match Results

DateMatchOpponentScoresResult
2 Dec 2024Match 3Janakpur BoltsKarnali Yaks 141/7 (20 ov) · Janakpur Bolts 142/2 (15.1 ov)Lost by 8 wickets
4 Dec 2024Match 6Kathmandu GurkhasKarnali Yaks 149/5 (20 ov) · Kathmandu Gurkhas 153/7 (19.3 ov)Lost by 3 wickets
6 Dec 2024Match 10Chitwan RhinosChitwan Rhinos 130/7 (20 ov) · Karnali Yaks 132/4 (19.5 ov)Won by 6 wickets
7 Dec 2024Match 13Biratnagar KingsKarnali Yaks 133 all out (20 ov) · Biratnagar Kings 126/8 (20 ov)Won by 7 runs
10 Dec 2024Match 17Pokhara AvengersPokhara Avengers 103 all out (16.3 ov) · Karnali Yaks 106/3 (15 ov)Won by 7 wickets
13 Dec 2024Match 22Lumbini LionsKarnali Yaks 128/8 (20 ov) · Lumbini Lions 123/7 (20 ov)Won by 5 runs
16 Dec 2024Match 28Sudurpaschim RoyalsKarnali Yaks 101 all out (20 ov) · Sudurpaschim Royals 105/4 (15.2 ov)Lost by 6 wickets
18 Dec 2024EliminatorChitwan RhinosKarnali Yaks 175/6 (20 ov) · Chitwan Rhinos 154/9 (20 ov)Won by 21 runs
19 Dec 2024Qualifier 2Janakpur BoltsKarnali Yaks 118/9 (20 ov) · Janakpur Bolts 119/8 (19 ov)Lost by 2 wickets

All 16 matches were played at the TU Cricket Ground, Kirtipur. Across the two seasons the Yaks have played 16, won 7 and lost 9.

Coaching Staff

Karnali have kept the same head coach since their first season, a former Nepal captain leading a squad built around homegrown Karnali talent.

Head Coach: Gyanendra Malla

A former Nepal captain, Malla has been Karnali's head coach since Season 1 and was retained for Season 2, with Ratopati reporting his appointment in July 2025. He also serves as head coach of the Nepal A team.

Consultant Coach: Raju Basnyat

Basnyat serves as the Yaks' consultant coach, a role he held through Season 2 and continues into Season 3.

Latest Karnali Yaks News

More coverage in the NPL news hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the Karnali Yaks represent?

They represent Karnali Province and support cricket growth in remote areas of western Nepal.

Who is the captain for 2026?

The captain is Sompal Kami, an experienced Nepali international all-rounder.

Are overseas players confirmed for Season 3?

Yes. Karnali Yaks have confirmed two overseas signings for Season 3: Bangladesh's Akbar Ali and Scotland's Mark Watt, listed in the overseas signings panel above alongside the retained players and auction buys.

How is the team preparing?

The team is preparing through intensive training, practice matches, and strategic new signings to strengthen the squad.

What are the expectations for 2026?

Fans hope they reach the playoffs and perform well with their balanced squad of local and international talent.

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