Nepal Kabaddi League Season 2 Ready for Big Action in Kathmandu
Kathmandu: The second season of the Nepal Kabaddi League is officially set to begin from June 5, 2026 in Kathmandu. After the successful first season, organizers are preparing for a bigger and more competitive tournament this year.
The tournament will be held at the National Sports Council Covered Hall in Tripureshwor and will continue until June 19. Kabaddi fans across Nepal are excited as the sport continues to gain popularity among young audiences.
Six Teams Ready for the Tournament
Six franchise teams will participate in the new season of the Nepal Kabaddi League. The teams represent different cities from across the country.
- Janakpur Knights
- Kathmandu Mavericks
- Pokhara Lakers
- Dhangadhi Wild Cats
- Biratnagar Bahubali
- Butwal Bulls
Defending champions Janakpur Knights will enter the competition with confidence after winning the first season title. Kathmandu Mavericks are also expected to be strong contenders this year.
More Than 500 Players Registered
According to league officials, more than 500 players registered for the Season 2 player draft. This shows how quickly Kabaddi is developing in Nepal.
Along with Nepali players, several international players from India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Kenya, Thailand, and South Korea are also expected to participate in the tournament.
Star Players to Watch
Many experienced Kabaddi players are expected to attract attention during the competition. Players like Ghanshyam Roka Magar, Ramu Tamatta, Kalyan Bhujel, and Padam Bahadur Bista are among the important names this season.
Foreign players with experience in international Kabaddi competitions are also expected to increase the quality of the tournament.
Live Broadcast and Fan Excitement
The matches are expected to be broadcast live on national television. Fans are already discussing the tournament widely on social media as Kabaddi continues to grow as one of Nepal’s emerging sports.
Sports experts believe the Nepal Kabaddi League can help create more professional opportunities for local athletes and inspire young players to choose Kabaddi as a professional career.
Women’s Kabaddi Also Growing
Along with the men’s competition, discussions are also taking place about the future development of women’s Kabaddi in Nepal. Organizers are hopeful that separate women’s tournaments could be introduced in coming years.
The successful organization of the Nepal Kabaddi League is expected to play an important role in promoting Kabaddi across schools, colleges, and local clubs throughout the country.
