David Warner signs with Kathmandu Gorkhas for Nepal Premier League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 10:16 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026
David Warner has officially signed with Kathmandu Gorkhas for the upcoming Nepal Premier League, starting October 26. This marks Warner as the biggest signing in the league's history. The former Australian opener expressed his excitement in a video message, highlighting the opportunity to bring joy to fans in Nepal. The league will run until November 21, and Warner's involvement is expected to elevate the tournament's international profile, as he brings a wealth of experience and recognition from his successful international career.
- •Warner joins Kathmandu Gorkhas for NPL 2026 season.
- •NPL runs from October 26 to November 21.
- •Warner is a two-time ODI World Cup winner.
- •His signing could enhance the NPL's global appeal.
- •Warner aims to uplift local cricket spirit.
- 10:16 AMYahoo Sports — David Warner in Nepal Premier League: Ex-Australia star joins NPL side Kathmandu Gorkhas
"David Warner in Nepal Premier League: Ex-Australia opener joins Kathmandu Gorkhas as marquee overseas signing for NPL 2026 at TU Cricket Ground.
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