Nepal women’s beach volleyball team comprising Binita Budhathoki and Nebika Chaudhary secured a bronze medal in Pokhara on Sunday.

The women's events saw both of Nepal's fencers--Januka Syangtan and Indira Paudel--lose against Indian opponents in the semi-finals.

Despite a disappointing performance in beach volleyball on Thursday, team Nepal appeared revitalised on Friday as both the men’s and women’s categories earned victories.

India also secured men's kho kho gold after defeating Bangladesh 16-9.

Having won three gold and two silver medals at the regional sporting spectacle in her career so far, Shakya has emerged as the most decorated Nepali woman athlete.

Nepal edged Bangladesh 21-19 in the men's event while Nepali women registered a narrow 11-9 win over the same opponent.

Bangladesh U-23, Bhutan and the Maldives are other teams in the fray in the men’s tournament.

Paragliding event scrapped after insufficient registration from the visiting teams.

The only positives for Nepal came from Dipesh Dhami and Bishnu Katuwal as they both marked a winning start at the tournament.

The tournament is expected to serve as a platform where new talents can harness their skills and find the exposure they need.

The Challenge will be a great platform and learning opportunity for Nepali shuttlers, says Shrestha

Ghale was an influential player of the team that won gold during the first South Asian Games in 1984.

Chhetry shone with the ball and bat as Queens thrash Biratnagar Titans to make into the final.

Paltan's Bindu Rawal and Kabita Kunwar featured in a first century partnership in domestic T20 tournament.

Kajal Shrestha scores a half-century in Rhinos' win while Queen’s batting condemns Titans to maiden loss.