The match is part of Nepal's preparations for the joint World Cup and Asian Cup Qualifiers.

The home clean sweep two-match series.

Fofana Fode struck twice and captain Pasang Sherpa scored the another goal for the winners.

Bikash Thapa of Nepal Police was named the best lifter in senior men’s category and Prakash KC the best lifter in junior men’s division.

The friendlies are part of the teams’ preparations for AVC Asian Senior Men’s Central Zone Volleyball Championship.

A total of 23 new national records were set in the women’s division over the last two days.

Head coach Chet Narayan Shrestha said the axed players were promising but still need improvement to make into the national fold.

Sanju Chaudhary set a new snatch national record in women’s 59kg weight division.

It all begins with discipline, says a gym instructor who bagged a gold medal at the South Asian championship last month.

Ravinder Kumar Malik of India had clinched the Mr South Asia title in the championships held last month.

Lalitpur Patriots are the defending champions of the T20 franchise league.

Tek Bahadur Awasthi of Nepal Armed Police Force (APF) Club also made it to the national team for the first time.

The Nepali paceman’s team makes it to the final with victory over Brampton Wolves.

The stadium is scheduled to host opening and closing ceremonies of the multi-discipline sports meet.

The British School shuttler Pallak clinched the girls’ U-14 and U-12 singles titles.

Winnipeg set up second Qualifier clash with Brampton Wolves.

The annual event is organised in memory of former Nepali Olympian turned coach.

Sambhavi Pallak and Nima Yanzi Sherpa will play for the U-14 girls’ singles championship.

Toronto Nationals beat Montreal Tigers by 35 runs

Nepal open their campaign with a match against the hosts on August 21