Kathmandu, Nov. 20 -- The second edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL), held at Tribhuvan University's International Cricket Stadium since November 17, has sparked concerns among faculty members after some professors faced difficulties entering the campus for official duties.

While the influx of spectators has increased congestion, university officials and the Cricket Association insist the situation is under control. The tournament, featuring a total of eight teams, will run until December 13.

When sporting events are held within the university premises, they are said to affect the university's teaching and learning activities. Last year too, there was opposition for this reason. This year, professors teaching there were antagonise...