Kathmandu, Oct. 23 -- The third season of the Nepal Premier League begins on October 26, bringing changes to how matches are officiated, how players' performances are recorded and how spectators experience the tournament.

Billed as the "Festival of the Himalayas", the competition runs until November 21 at the TU International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur. This season introduces the Decision Review System (DRS), follows the International Cricket Council's sanction of the league and features a line-up of international stars alongside improvements to the stadium.

Here is what has changed and why it matters.

What does DRS mean for the NPL?

The biggest change on the field is the introduction of the Decision Review System, which allows teams ...