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There could be several reasons why the Azure DevOps Pipeline is unable to detect the cached NPM - SFDX command. Some possible reasons are:

1. Cache not set up correctly: The cache may not have been set up correctly in the pipeline, causing the cached command to not be found. Double-check that the cache is properly configured in the pipeline.

2. Cache key mismatch: The cache key used in the pipeline may be different from the one used when the cache was created. Ensure that the cache key matches between the pipeline and the cache.

3. Cache not being used: The pipeline may not be configured to use the cache. Make sure that the pipeline is set up to use the cache.

4. Cache not being persisted: The cache may not be persisting between pipeline runs. Check that the cache is set up to persist and that it's not being deleted during the pipeline run.

5. Command not being cached: The command may not be getting cached for some reason. Ensure that the command is being correctly executed and producing a cache artifact that can be used in future runs.

6. Permissions issue: The pipeline may not have permission to access or write to the cache. Check that the pipeline has the necessary permissions to use the cache.